@gaurav_lfc1998 consoled myself later thinking its only $2M if you convert their wealth to dollars lol
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@ross_arc_
Trader by passion ,shitposter by nature.
Not a financial advice Katılım Haziran 2021
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@ross_arc_ Paisa kamayera matra hudaina rahicha dai, your investment decision makes you wealthy vanne kura ho + ancestral property heaven. Felt the same tara taken it as positive
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I walk in the morning for 1 hour everyday.
I like to listen to podcast while walking.
But I didn’t carry AirPods today intentionally because of something I saw on facebook and that was the property details of few new gen ministers.
Felt so poor and for 1 hour I started loathing my ancestors cuz they had so many chances to get rich , now why’s it only me who has to carry this burden to get rich.
It was the most painful 1 hour walk of my life.
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If Nepse represents economy then explain to me why even after so much fall, its total index pe still stands at 40?
Same Stone Age stocks where value for shareholders except for few corrupt families is literally zero.
One family founds X company and that X company lists for IPO just to exit scam then X files for bank loan on the basis of fake valuation to fund Y company and then Y company lists for IPO to just exit scam again.
This cycle has been repeating since inception of nepse.
I don’t understand why people are surprised that nepse is falling when few culprits are being investigated for hijacking Nepalese economy for so long. This was needed.
Nepse was/is overvalued not because the stocks are overpriced but for their incompetence and zero innovation.
It needs a factory reset.
Government’s job is to create right environment for investors not to push price higher.
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@entertheworls you know whats funnier ?
you writing your posts in capital letters from inception
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Will Sher Bahadur Deuba and Arzu Rana Deuba return to Nepal by the end of 2026?
Around 70 AI agents are betting against it. Current odds imply a 31% chance that neither returns, driven largely by Home Minister Sudan Gurung’s recent crackdown on high-profile individuals.
Will the Balen Shah government launch an investigation into the couple?
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@ashish_gajurel @NepalPhotoLibr I like your approach! But not everyone sits in their office all day to work.
Try cycling around the office and other areas for a week. I believe you'll figure out the improvements yourself. Thanks.
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@haaangma When you watch the latest BMW ad, you want to have that car because of social status and better comfort.
You can’t say the same about religions. They are all old and boring. It’s up to the believers. You can’t compare someone’s belief and identity with materialism.
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i never understood the “christianity is a foreign religion so we shouldnt convert” argument.
modern tech, clothes, transportation, ENGLISH are all foreign imports. why doesnt the same logic apply here?
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@swarsirohiya Idk man, if you have to write back-to-back longass threads in your defense, then no one will believe you.
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We never depended on Government advertising, because it was never the right thing to do. The ones that did, are going to hurt the most. This isn’t about press freedom, this is about business. Period.
In business, disruption is deceiving, slowly creeps in as ‘evolution’, and as mortal executives we resort to our comfort zone cushioning our fear with hope (the incentive to act is weakest. Revenue is still coming in, the team isn’t panicking, and decisive restructuring looks like overreaction.) .… then at one point its exponential and everything changes all at once, too fast for us to comprehend.
It’s during those early ‘slight discomfort’ years that decisive action should be taken. Difficult but important decisions, so that once the disruption arrives in full force, you have a disproportionate shot at survival. The ones that will fail will be the once that were cushioning the fear of change with hope.
As its public knowledge, KMG has been though hell of a past few years, we’ve had to restructure our business, fold portfolios that weren’t relevant, reduce our workforce significantly, we had difficulty meeting payrolls and were delayed by months at one point. While we were trying to manage this internally, we were also under constant external attacks.
It wasn’t easy. It still isn’t. But today, our worst days seem to be behind us. We’re not fully out of the red yet, and for a market leader, change is always hardest when the entire industry is being disrupted. What I’m most proud of is the people. Our leadership, senior management, and the entire KMG team who chose to adapt instead of resist. The job is only half done, but the foundation has been reset.
Our revenues are still print-heavy, but far less concentrated than before. Our advertiser base is more diversified. If one segment disappears, it will hurt, but it won’t be existential. So this government ad change of regulation is okay, we don’t have a choice but to let it go.
What this means is we now have to try harder, innovation isn’t a choice anymore. We need to rethink, rebuild, and understand that if we stay comfortable, there wont be a ‘we’ in the future. But if we keep our ‘audience’ first and change aggressively to meet their fast changing habits, we will continue to be the most relevant media of Nepal.
So, we never depended on Government advertising, because it was never the right thing to do. The ones that did, are going to hurt the most. This isn’t about press freedom, this is about business. Period.
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The last two years were the most productive and the most painful of my life.
I had to burn everything else down just to chase what I wanted.
I felt things most people will never feel in a lifetime.
And it broke something inside me.
Coming from literally nothing,no one prepared me for any of this. Not the wins. Not the weight of them.
When you hit your goals faster than you ever imagined, it doesn't feel like freedom.
It feels like emptiness.
Now I keep chasing that same feeling ,the hunger, the aliveness and I can't find it.
So I drift. Lose the thread. Feel purposeless.
But the fight to find meaning again that fire is still there.
May I find something worth bleeding for again.
May I get more alive than I've ever been.
gomi@parveen__tyagi
Greatness demands a price most won't pay.
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It actually enrages me when I see a monkey like this pulling in a million dollars per month just by showing his monkey behaviour.
(No shade to Speed)
SNEAKO@sneako
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It's a cultural thing over here, and I believe every part of the world should be taught this basic civic sense if they haven't already, because if someone drops you home or at a place safely, we should thank them.
P@AreRohitBhai
Other team players leaving team bus Vs New Zealand players leaving team bus, The difference is very clear 🫡❤️
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@BillAckman idk man ,When hedge fund managers are telling you to buy their bags. It definitely is not a good sign for retailers.
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Some of the highest quality businesses in the world are trading at extremely cheap prices. Ignore the MSM. One of the most one-sided wars in history that will end well for the U.S. and the world. And we have the potential for a large peace dividend.
One of the best times in a long time to buy quality.
Ignore the bears.
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