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Hey Chandu . Let me give you some points here even I have invested in Tata small cap fund , not about Tata but take any active fund if you are ready for below points : 1. Ready to bear down cycles of the funds ( SBI& Tata & Quant & HSBC ) right now for 3,4 years who knows . 2. Ready to face front running issues ( Example quant ) and see the fund house is getting down in the rankings and returns getting vanished as investors will redeem units . Quant was darling in 2023 now people divorced it . 3. Be ready to compare for next 10 years .You just can’t say I don’t compare and will stick to my fund house 🏠. There are dozen and another dozen funds will come in future and it’s human nature to compare and get disappointed 4. Once you have serious plans in stock market 📈for example I have a plan to deploy 7 Digit number in small cap category so I prefer returns + clarity + mental peace ☮️. The whole point of investing in mutual funds is to do focus on job or business , I just can’t waste my energy and time comparing my active fund with other active funds after 3 years then shifting units paying taxes this is no for me So now you decide if you want to go with small cap active fund or index fund this is completely personal choice @vishan_29 @DhawalDoshi5 @shamikiscooking

The goal is never money. It's freedom

@Dutta_Souravd Why would I even retire in urban India in first place

If you don't have ₹10Cr, you aren't ready to retire in Urban India. Don't be a delulu.

Being broke and buying status is what ultra poor do

@BaluGorade Closed . 🇯🇵 Japan has good number of camera companies that were awesome in late 90s that’s what my father said

@Dynamicinvstr Survived?

The rise and fall of Kodak: > Kodak was an American MNC founded in 1880 by George Eastman. > "You press the button, we do the rest." was its slogan in 1888. > By 1976, Kodak had 90% share in film and 85% in cameras in the US. > In 1988, it had around 145,000 employees. > Until 1990, it was among the world's most valuable brands. > In 1996, it generated $16 billion in revenue. > In 1999, it earned about $2.5 billion in profits. > In 2012, the company filed for bankruptcy. 😬 Here is what happened: > The world shifted from film to digital photography. > Kodak was slow to adapt to this change. > Film had very high margins compared to digital. > Kodak struggled to move away from its old business. > It eventually entered digital, but the timing was late. > Then smartphones came and changed everything. Fun fact: > Kodak cameras sold today are not made by the original company. > The brand is licensed to another company since 2013. > The name lives on, but the business has changed. Lesson: > A business must evolve with changing times and keep innovating. If it doesn't, technology will disrupt it.

@Invest_AndGrow Still trying to buy taparia tools 🛠️ but can’t

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@Akash17971 Thanks for it noted

60 Futuristic Stocks from 6 Sectors I’m Tracking for the Next 5–6 Years 🔥👑📈 (For study purposes only) 1⃣ Power Transmission & Infra (High Voltage Focus) Power Grid Hitachi Energy Kalpataru Projects Quality Power Rajesh Power GE Vernova T&D Transrail Atlanta Electricals Siemens Energy Viviana Power Yash Highvoltage CG Power 2⃣ AI & Data Centre Anant Raj Netweb RailTel Tata Communications Bharti Airtel Black Box Techno Electric HFCL 3⃣ Defence & Aerospace Bharat Electronics Data Patterns MTAR Technologies Apollo Microsystems Krishna Defence GRSE Paras Defence AXISCADES Technologies CFF Fluid Bharat Forge 4⃣ Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) Syrma SGS Epack Durable Dixon Kaynes Aimtron Electronics Amber Enterprises OSEL Devices PG Electroplast Moschip Cyient DLM 5⃣ Automobile & Ancillaries Belrise SJS Enterprise Sansera Engineering Tenneco Clean Air Lumax Auto Lumax Industries Jamna Auto Craftsman Automation Shriram Pistons CIE Automotive JK Tyre 6⃣ Hospital Yatharth Hospital Apollo Hospitals Max Healthcare Fortis Healthcare Narayana Hrudayalaya Park Medi World Global Health Aster DM Healthcare Unihealth Hospitals Dr Agarwals Health Care These are sectors with strong structural tailwinds, policy support, and real on-the-ground execution. The focus here is not on short-term price movements, but on long-term wealth creation and compounding. As these sectors evolve, they have the potential to create the next generation of market leaders. The idea is to study them deeply, track developments, and understand where smart money is positioning. Disclaimer: This content is shared strictly for educational and study purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any stock.

Data Center capacity tripled in the last 5 years from 520 MW to 1.5 GW. There are a total of 270 data centers in India in which Mumbai leads with 25% share followed by Chennai, Hyderabad and Bangalore. 8 GW of electricity demand required from data centers by 2030. @vishan_29 @Anvith_ @Akash17971 @Dynamicinvstr @prateek_madaan1 @ishmohit1

@vishan_29 Money creates value at every level , if not what’s the point . Rich people have no word like “Small amount “

@Dynamicinvstr True. Having no expectations and living your life is the best way.

💰 A powerful truth about money… Even if someone claims they has 10× more wealth than you, ( Your Nasty 🤢 Relatives ) don’t expect them to fund your life. They might have ₹10 crores, but they won’t casually give you ₹10,000 just because it seems “small.” That’s how money works. 👉 Value is relative at every level 👉 People respect what they’ve built 👉 Wealth doesn’t make money feel “cheap” • Save small amounts 💸 • Invest consistently 📈 • Let compounding do its magic ⏳ No noise. No showing off. Act broke. Work silently. Build relentlessly. One day, your results will speak louder than your words. 🔥 @itsRAVI21 @shamikiscooking @DhawalDoshi5 @vishan_29 @paresh_pisipati @vini546

@shamikiscooking Cards & Puzzles 🧩 & Keyboard 🎹 instead of TV and Pixels

@Dynamicinvstr How you are managing no 6 ?

For my 15 months boy things i have done so far : Might help if you are a new father or upcoming father 1. Birth Certificate 2. Aadhar & Pan 3. Minor Bank Account 4. Minor Dmat Account 5. SIP from 1st Month 6. No TV/ ,IPad / Sugar 7. Vaccines 💉 on time . Having a kid is the biggest responsibility let’s make them strong personally and financially @shamikiscooking @vini546 @BaluGorade

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@DhawalDoshi5 Very hard bro , if we can make it happen for first 3 years it’s a great job

@Dynamicinvstr 6th is important bro

@vishan_29 I think it’s important to learn about them but first 2 years it’s not even good for eyes 👀 that’s what my doctor said

@Dynamicinvstr 6th is a must. All other things can be made now or later but if they are used to mobiles or TVs there's no going back.

Ola Electric board approved to reallocate IPO funds from R&D to other objectives. Funds approved - Rs. 575 CR Debt Prepayment - Rs. 475 CR Organic Growth - Rs. 100 CR In Aug'25, the company already reduces its R&D outlay and introduces the debt repayment component. R&D allocation is reduced from Rs. 1505 CR to Rs. 930 CR Debt Repayment increased from Rs. 395 CR to Rs. 870 CR R&D cuts could slow down innovation pipeline and impact long term competitiveness vs incumbents. @vishan_29 @Dynamicinvstr @Anvith_ @TrendSpark420

@brewmarkets Adding that’s why

Performance in 2026: Nvidia: -5.8% Apple: -8.8% Alphabet: -3.9% Microsoft: -20.7% Amazon: -10.4% Meta: -10.1% Tesla: -16.8%

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@DhawalDoshi5 @shamikiscooking Don’t invest for 5 years which is 60 months consistently it’s a addiction you can’t come back , people say alcohol and drugs are addictive no it’s investing

@shamikiscooking For them it's like abhi jeene ka time hai, masti karna ka aur SIP kar lenge baad mein.

People are okey with 25 years of EMI But they are not okey with even 5 years of SIP I've many childhood friends not doing any kind of investing neither ppf, mis, mf or stocks I've almost 15 close childhood friends and only 1 friend doing sips others are staying out of investment i dont know whats wrong with their psychology but the thing is investment is not necessary for them Their expenses are 75% of their salary looks like they are just living for today No future security is biggest red flag for any upcoming emergency Drop your views : @paresh_pisipati @DhawalDoshi5 @Dynamicinvstr @vini546 @vishan_29 @KrishAlpha7