Sumit Behal

How to do successful stock trading in 2023 Complete beginner’s guide to stock traders

@Finance_Weights We have raised tax on this sin item

@sumitkbehal Gold must be anti national and it should be arrested immediately

Nifty has underperformed Gold by 63% over the last 10 years If you had invested ₹10 lakhs in 2016, it would have grown to ₹63 lakhs in Gold and ₹29 lakhs in Nifty Gold really doesn’t care about India’s growth story

Indian Rupee emerged as the worst performing currency of 2026 after losing 6% against US Dollar iShares MSCI India ETF also ranks as the second worst ETF among major countries and delivered -11.70% returns during AI bull market India's growth story is running out of steam

@jasveer10 Business class passengers sit in a cylinderical metal body and wait for boarding of all economy passengers to fly at same time

Airports are one of the few places where hierarchy gets publicly announced on a microphone 😄 ‘Business class passengers may board first’ Translation my brain hears: ‘People with more money and status, please come first. Everyone else wait’ 😂 And the funny part is, it’s not even about the 5 extra minutes of boarding. Humans are extremely sensitive to social ordering. Who gets called first, who gets priority, who waits, who stands in line. The brain is not reacting to the seat. It’s reacting to public ranking. And the real psychology starts after entering the aircraft. Economy passengers are deliberately made to walk through business class first. It’s basically a live social hierarchy parade. Airlines intentionally design that moment. You first see people lying flat with juice glasses while you continue walking deeper and deeper into the aircraft. Then suddenly a curtain appears like a symbolic border.

@Chayanjain124 no stop loss

what you learnt from #SAILIFE? always have stop based on closing basis🤣

@Nomadslyf index 🗿

Login X and check if 12-13 year old guys are also talking about any assets class underperforming badly Make a heavy long position in that asset class Retire with 40 crores in 3 years

Gold doesn’t really*

US President Donald Trump made 3,642 trades from January 1st to March 31st as per OGE Form 278-T This number is equivalent to making 62.8 trades per day with March 17 being the most active day in this period Donald Trump is literally a day trader turned President

Nokia has outperformed Apple over the past 5 years Nokia is engaged in the business of making its shareholders rich, in comparison to Apple, which launches the same iPhone every year Lesson : Invest in Quality Companies

@Nair_Untethered People would do that for the same reason they invest at the peak of market cycles in FOMO

@sumitkbehal But why would anyone do that in the first place? It’s like buying oil companies at the start of a renewables boom. The level of clickbait you post.

India's IT sector topped out when OpenAI launched ChatGPT Pro in December 2024 If you had invested ₹1,00,000 in IT index to play the AI theme, your investment would be worth ₹56,000 today

India's stance on Foreign Inflows 2023 : We don't need money from FIIs 2026 : Launching Tax Free bonds for FIIs

@Simran6397 Sending my resume to Mr. Kahlon's desk

From 60-70 Bull market is always at some counter. Time to send more remittance Back home

@kawal279 congrats 🎉

Thanks to my wifey who gave a cute surprise 🫶 My little one was so happy to cut this cake ❤️

@CatchMeAbhiOrb Pretty scenic, North East is criminally underrated in tourism

Arunachal honestly doesn't give you a chance to breathe. 2️⃣ You've got a lake sitting between two snow-covered ridges looking completely unreal 3️⃣ misty mornings where the whole town below just disappears into the clouds 4️⃣ the moon still hanging in the sky while the peaks are catching the first light #arunachal #mountains #love

@ZiddiBakra @maahirpanchal pip install factory

@sumitkbehal @maahirpanchal build a home in factory

How tf do I run my factory in a WFH format?

@VCPSwing 👏👏

Lot of noise about #MTARTECH valuation when it was breaking out.But people forget the one thing that actually matters: Price is the ultimate truth. What looks expensive can get a lot more expensive in Stock Markets. We don’t get to put a ceiling on it.Technically it was a clean breakout. Market was turning up, had solid support underneath, and the nature of the move was obvious from the first bar. Easy 60-70% in a matter of days was already on the table. So that 90% from the base? Straight no-brainer.I bought BEFORE the base breakout exactly like the Profile Suggest :) News + earnings catalyst gave it real fuel, so I gave the trade room and just rode it.Added twice, took partial profits on the way up, and finally sold the full position after ~80% move.That single trade created double-digit portfolio impact. My two cents: Stop obsessing over valuation/news/Someone's idea. Focus on price and the kind of news that actually moves the needle hard.

@akhileshutup fair deal

hope you listened. never fade the head of the state giving you investment advice.

@Nithin0dha You can literally buy bricks of Gold, my friend !

The news about import duties on gold and silver going up to 15% came late last night. The interesting thing: neither open interest, prices, nor volume in Gold and Silver showed any unusual moves in the hours leading up to the announcement. If this had happened in the United States, I’m fairly sure some of the people close to the decision-making process would have found a way to trade it, either through regulated futures markets, other derivative contracts, or prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi. We’ve seen versions of this with crude. And during the Iran conflict, too, there were all these reports and allegations about people around the government trading through futures, contracts, and prediction markets before or around important announcements. It’s kind of insane how casually people in power seem to monetize privileged information. At some point, this stops looking like “market participation” and starts looking like blatant insider trading with better branding. Just another reason why Indian markets, despite all their flaws, are far more tightly controlled in these grey zones than many Western markets.