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Aditi from Jagalur, Karnataka thanking all the health and sanitary workers who are working tirelessly to keep all of us safe @narendramodi @PMOIndia @narendramodi_in @BSYBJP @BYVijayendra @MPRBJP @Tejasvi_Surya @CMofKarnataka

Google Drive link containing all the stock reports that I have generated using Claude. drive.google.com/drive/folders/…

@BrkoutGeek Yoga for an hour sir

What one thing you do each day that impacts the most ? I walk 10000 steps. Now tour turn

@BrkoutGeek Better to trade after confirmation sir

Be obsessed to finetune your entry

In trading, nothing works 100% of the time, and that’s why we need to book partial profits at certain levels. I usually try to book partial profits at 2R and move my stop loss to breakeven. I always make sure that if a stock moves 2R from my entry point, I will not lose money on that trade.

@pravinkaswan learn to love selflessly. accept people for who they are not what you want them to be. Above all, forgive and forget.

Till the time you don't define your setup, you will not able to achieve focus and focus is the main component to win here. Full Article here : open.substack.com/pub/brkoutgeek…

When everything start moving, the real question arises which one to leave and which one to trade? So whats the Real Solution ? Let's Find Out : open.substack.com/pub/brkoutgeek…

Article is Live, just a 2 Min read that will give you a amazing perspective and solution of this problem. open.substack.com/pub/brkoutgeek…

Carter describes what he calls the "Type C personality" in "Mastering the Trade": people who trade based on how they feel. They buy when it feels right. They sell when it feels wrong. They confuse emotion with conviction and gut feeling with edge. I was a Type C for longer than I'd like to admit. There's a seductive quality to "trading by feel". When it works, and sometimes it does, you feel like a genius. Like you have some *innate gift*. But what you actually have is survivorship bias from a small sample. The market happened to go your way a few times and you assigned that to skill. The wake-up call came when I started journaling not just my trades but my emotional state when I entered them. Confident. Anxious. Frustrated. Bored. Excited. What I found was enlightening: most of the time my best trades came when I felt almost nothing. Calm, neutral, just executing a plan. My worst trades came when I felt the most. Excited entries, revenge trades after losses, fear-driven exits. Now I have a rule. If I can feel strongly about a trade, I pause. Not forever. Just long enough to ask: "Am I taking this trade because my system says to, or because I feel something?" If it's just based on feelings, I walk away. If it's part of my system, I take it.

@CricketopiaCom Money and fame

It’s his life and all, fine, but where’s the decency? x.com/kohliciouss/st…

Sri Dharmasthala Manjunatha Swamy.Temple: was built 800 years ago on the banks of river Nethravathi.The main temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva

Anger is death, lust is the river of hell, knowledege is the cow of plenty and satisfaction is the divine orchard.

@guru3ti Not now, for next month sir,

@sanjay_br You don’t get anything now ! Very hard to pick

It usually rains during the jathre. Today is the first day, and it has already rained!

@guru3ti @NiranjanC70085 Vasantha benne dose?

@NiranjanC70085 Davanagere

Just 3 hours 12 minutes from Bengaluru. The original.

If you focus on just two things - your trading will improve - apply this in stocks from the strong themes A prior smooth upmove & A consolidation that offers the least risk entry That's it

How to improve stamina

A stock typically offers multiple entry points if you really love the overall trend - tight consolidation breakouts - pullbacks - price or MA shakeouts - gap entries - standard breakout You will miss others if you’re fixated on just one. EVOLVE

12 Exercises to do everyday for mobility