Ritesh Kumar

🚀 Nifty 50,000 isn’t optimism. It’s inflation math in a declining dollar world. #Nifty50000 #InflationTrade #DollarDecline #IndiaGrowth #EquityMindset

@Wellutwt @iamsrk kidhr?

Dhurandhar 2 has been praised so far by Allu Arjun, Vijay Deverakonda, Jr NTR, and Mahesh Babu. any Bollywood star tweeted kya??

@LokeshVirat18K Anyone giving less than 4★… logic and understanding clearly took a day off there. 😄

Genuine Question for whoever watched it : How many Star give you to Dhurandhar the revenge? ⭐ ⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Be honest.

@AstroCounselKK Anyone calling it propaganda should take a moment to reflect and think more clearly.

He is simply Amazing .. This man is something else ... A journalist questioned Aditya Dhar, labeling his films Dhurandhar The revenge as propaganda Aditya Dhar shut it down with calm authority, replying respectfully yet fearlessly, and laid out the facts with absolute clarity. The moment he indirectly cooked all the Pakistanis sitting inside India..

@AstroCounselKK he is amazing

@TwitzKarthi We are lucky to have @narendramodi as PM

"Ek Akela."🔥🔥😍😍 #Dhurandhar2 | #DhurandharTheRevenge

@ocjain4 Narendra Modi is a strong leader with a deep sense of patriotism. We are lucky to have him as PM.

धुरंधर देख लेना पता चल जाएगा मोदी जी ने 500 और 1000 का नोट बंद करके क्या किया था...!!

@michaeljmcnair @grok summarise this

Gold and silver are not acting well in a period of rapidly rising geopolitical risks. We have an Iran War, Strait of Hormuz blockade, rising volatility. In the old framework, that setup should be close to ideal for gold. But once you understand what is now driving gold, this move makes perfect sense. Something fundamental changed after the US and Europe froze Russian reserves in 2022. For decades, surplus countries parked their excess savings in US dollar assets, mostly Treasuries. The freezing of Russian reserves combined with the current administration's explicit push to discourage foreign countries from parking excess savings in US financial assets, forced surplus countries to rethink where they store reserves. And those countries haven't changed their domestic policies that generate the excess savings, so those savings have to be placed somewhere. The result is that gold and silver have increasingly become the obvious “neutral” reserve assets. That’s why gold decoupled from the three factors that used to explain it…real interest rates, volatility, and liquidity. Now reserve accumulation flows have become the primary driver. That shift has a consequence I don’t think most investors have thought through. If gold is now primarily driven by reserve flows from surplus countries, then gold has become pro-cyclical. Reserve growth is driven by export revenues, trade surpluses, economic growth in surplus economies. When the global economy is strong and surplus countries are generating large export revenues, their excess savings grow, their reserve accumulation accelerates, and gold catches a bid. When that surplus generation is disrupted, the bid weakens or reverses. This is exactly what is happening with the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The GCC countries are major reserve/gold buyers and now their export revenues are collapsing. They likely need to liquidate some reserves to cover fiscal obligations, and gold is one of their most liquid assets. Even if the reserve sales aren’t excessive yet, the market can see their reserve accumulation has stalled and probably reversed. That flow, which was a meaningful source of gold demand, has gone to zero at best. There are also secondary effects on other surplus economies. China is the world's largest oil importer. An energy shock of this magnitude slows Chinese growth, and compresses Chinese surpluses, which slows Chinese reserve accumulation. That same growth shock ripples through Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and the rest of Asia. The whole chain that has been driving gold higher, surplus countries generating excess savings that need a home outside the dollar system, is being disrupted by an event that in the old model would have been unambiguously bullish for gold. This doesn't mean the structural case for gold is broken. The dollar standard is still ending. Surplus countries still need an alternative to Treasuries and gold is still the most obvious destination. But it does mean gold is going to be more volatile along that structural trend than most people expect, and the volatility will correlate with global growth and surplus generation rather than with the old drivers. Gold rallies when surpluses expand. Gold sells off when surpluses contract. Even if the reason for the contraction is rising geopolitical risk that, under the old model, should have sent gold to the moon.

@NewsAlgebraIND Such reckless driving is deeply concerning. If it is linked to harmful intent, those responsible should be held accountable under the law and face strict punishment, similar to what is given to terrorists.

Mangaluru SHOCKER 🚨 Businessman Mohan Das Shetty injured after car ramming incident. Accused Mohammad Sharif arrested. Police have registered an attempt to murder case.

@Indian_Analyzer @nsitharaman BJP is best

🚨 BIG CLEANUP! Modi Govt clears massive ₹2.92 lakh crore UPA-era debt trap ​-> Finance Minister @nsitharaman exposed the off-budget accounting tricks used during the UPA era under Super PM Sonia Gandhi to artificially fake a strong economy. 👉​UPA parked ₹1.48 lakh crore in hidden oil bonds between 2004–2010. 👉​Real 2008-09 fiscal deficit was a disastrous 7.9%, completely hiding the truth behind a reported 6.1%. 👉​Actual revenue deficit was 6.3% instead of the falsely reported 4.6%. ​Modi Govt completely retired the inherited ₹2.92 lakh crore burden (principal + interest) by March 2026. ​The practice of off-budget borrowing was entirely eliminated for 100% transparency. ​Fiscal deficit successfully reduced from a COVID peak of over 9% to just 4.4% within five years. ​TRANSPARENT GOVERNANCE CLEARS DECADES OF HIDDEN DEBT.

From a long-term investment perspective, India stands out as one of the most compelling opportunities over the next decade. A young demographic profile, stable democratic framework, strong manufacturing push, and rapidly evolving digital infrastructure provide a solid structural foundation. Stay invested. 📈

@ANI Revanth Khan, I thought he is Reddy

#WATCH | Telangana CM Revanth Reddy says, "In this holy month, you pray five times a month, do good deeds, and read the Quran... We pray for the good of this country and the world. Because of your prayers, this world is being saved. Together, we are working to advance this country. Once upon a time, Mohammad Azharuddin played cricket on this very ground, and today, he sits on the stage as a minister... The government is supporting all minority students to study in integrated hostels, and is taking action. Similarly, we gave boxing champion Nikhat Zareen a DSP job. We gave a cricket champion, Mohd Siraj, a DSP job... Today I want to say one thing from the bottom of my heart: This government is yours, I am your brother. Together, we will work to take Hyderabad city and Telangana, and the state of Telangana, forward..." (Source: I&PR Dept, Telangana)

@Tushar_KN @SkandaShiv Many of these girls are innocent. The real issue often begins with a lack of proper guidance from their parents.

Evolution of modern secular Hindu females

@SkandaShiv Many of these girls are innocent. The real issue often begins with a lack of proper guidance from their parents.

This one sided NAUTANKI/NONSENSE of Brotherhood Must be Stopped

@mrksrinath @mainbhiengineer you need to learn more

@Ritesh705 @mainbhiengineer Actually for a developing country like India shouldn't stress too much about stock market. When US stock falls in coming months or near future, money is gonna flow out of India. FIIs and also some DIIs might go out to US. Soundness of stock market should b checked only long term

Just 2.5 months in 2026 and Nifty is already down 11.35%. Meanwhile US which is directly involved in war is down just 3.5% Says a lot about how strong our economy is beyond numbers.

@KreatelyMedia @56perumal Bharat is the sacred land of Rama and Krishna. No one else can lay claim to it. Land of Hindus it is

After taking Pakistan & Bangladesh their next target is India.

It’s not just about the Consumer Price Index. One needs to think beyond that. CPI is simply a standard metric that tracks the price changes of a limited basket of essential goods compared to the previous year. However, when the US dollar supply expands through large-scale printing, the prices of many goods included in that basket tend to rise automatically over time.

@Ritesh705 @ankitatIIMA You exactly proved my point: because that money flowed into financial assets, it didn't chase consumer goods. That is exactly why domestic CPI hasn't crashed 50% in 5 yrs

💥Meta is planning 15k layoffs Dollar printing off Fake job roles gone Fake payments gone Farmers and manufacturers will take back their valuations lost in the last 50 years Enjoy the Dedollarisation process

There is a difference between what to think and how to think. Since the United States dollar is the global reserve currency, comparing it only with inflation can be misleading. Much of the inflation itself is driven by dollar expansion. Recently, large amounts of liquidity were created and a significant portion of that money flowed into S&P 500 and NASDAQ Composite, which is one reason markets there haven’t seen a major fall. A better comparison is with Gold, because gold has historically been a true store of value.

@ankitatIIMA @Ritesh705 I guess I will watch it to understand that perspective and then maybe we can start this conversation again. I’d also humbly suggest reading up on the difference between asset price inflation (Gold) and actual daily purchasing power (CPI).

@RageInvests Study how the USD is created in the modern financial system and the picture becomes clearer. In most countries, money is tied to real economic activity and productivity. But the US has a structural advantage because the dollar functions as the world’s reserve currency. This system is reinforced by the Petrodollar System, where global energy trade is largely conducted in dollars. Because of this structure, the US can expand liquidity and finance consumption globally in ways other economies cannot. When too many dollars are created, inflation does not remain confined to the US. Since much of the world trades and holds reserves in dollars, part of that inflation spreads globally. To truly understand this, one has to examine the global monetary system, not just local currency movements.

@Ritesh705 @ankitatIIMA Agree with the export point, but using Gold instead of CPI to measure purchasing power is fundamentally flawed. I agree we need to rethink education maybe start by teaching people to actually understand a concept before replying, rather than stating something completely wrong

I agree with you dollar has already lost a significant portion of its purchasing power over the past few years, especially when measured against hard assets like Gold. At the same time, the global shift toward de-dollarisation is gradually unfolding as countries diversify reserves and increase gold holdings to reduce reliance on the dollar-based system. You can see the discussion here as well: x.com/ritesh705/stat…

Study the issue properly and think from a 360° geopolitical and economic perspective. The RBI maintains the INR at a level that remains attractive relative to the US dollar because many sectors in India depend on the US as a major consumer market. If the rupee strengthens too much, those export-driven sectors could face serious pressure. Decoupling the rupee from the dollar-dominated system will take time. That’s why a more meaningful comparison is with Gold, since the dollar still functions as the world’s primary reserve currency. @ankitatIIMA We also need to rethink our education system. Too often it teaches people what to think, not how to think, which limits deeper economic understanding.

@Ritesh705 @ankitatIIMA A normal Google search tells you how much value the Dollar and INR lost in 5 yrs: USD lost ~20% & INR ~23%. A 50% drop is just factually wrong. Purchasing power is simply how much real-world goods a currency actually buys. As a CFA Level 1 candidate, I track this.