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@Maaachaaa69 Yea wala Time phir se chalu ho gaua hein kya bhai?

Next 3-4 months will be superb for SmallCap & Midcaps stocks. Make full use of it.

In my experience, this is probably the first time the Mid & Small cap indices have outperformed the Nifty 50 during a crisis time. It's also extremely rare to see the Mid & Small cap indices (avg of the two) beating the Nifty 50 near the bottom of the cycle. Their avg CAGR has outperformed during the last two tough years as well as all the below trailing years. I am not that surprised as their balance sheet, P&L and cash flow quality has substantially improved post COVID. I believe the biggest multi-baggers will emerge from this space as the earnings growth differential will be significant going forward. Because of the quality differential today vs during pre-COVID period, I would be surprised if their valuations correct to levels seen during the previous crashes. We probably have the best corporate quality and least stressed financials currently compared to any other previous big crisis.

Dhurandhar 2- The Revenge is a Masterpiece! Fast paced, gripping, spectacular, no silly songs, immersive as if you live through the movie. Folks please do see. It is a great very enjoyable experience! To all those Jihadi Islamists and leftist supporters - Go Jump! The people have spoken and they live the movie. Has changed Indian movies forever, away from the silly stale Bollywood stuff.

The Ramayan ❤️🌸

And you wonder why your dad loves Modi ji so much, coz he has seen this

Bull markets make you feel good. Bear markets make you rich... When everyone is worried, opportunities are born. Bear markets don’t destroy wealth… they transfer it to the patient.

When it is the time to invest aggressively, don’t waste your time checking out on your past returns. Focus on investing in the right place and returns will always follow you.

Our Stock markets are facing a crisis due to continuous selling by FPI’s, Geopolitical tension.Biggest losers are small SIP investors. @SEBI_India should urgently allow listed cos to do open market buybacks again.Time to Act @nsitharaman @FinMinIndia @PiyushGoyal @CNBCTV18Live @ETNOWlive @MadhusudanKela @chokhani_manish @AmitShah @narendramodi Cash rich cos should buy back stocks to stabilize markets SEBI should act to protect small investors

@abidsensibull I never dealt with a Drug Dealer

Most of the asset management companies were predicting NIFTY near 29000 by end of the year. In an absolutely unrelated phenomenon, most of the drug dealers usually say their shit is the real pure unadulterated shit.

DONALD TRUMP SAID AMERICA FIRST REFINING WILL BUILD THE FIRST NEW U.S. OIL REFINERY IN 50 YEARS AT THE PORT OF BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS AS PART OF A $300 BILLION INVESTMENT. - TRUTH SOCIAL TRUMP ADDED THAT RELIANCE INDUSTRIES OF INDIA WILL PARTNER IN THE PROJECT, WHICH HE SAID WILL BOOST U.S. ENERGY PRODUCTION, CREATE THOUSANDS OF JOBS, AND SUPPORT GLOBAL EXPORTS. - TRUTH SOCIAL

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@nooreshtech Bhai, Any coupon to apply?

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Iraq has ISIS Yemen has Houthis Palestine has HAMAS Lebanon has Hezbollah Pakistan has LeT, JeM Nigeria has BOKO Haram Somalia has Al-Shabaab The Philippines has Abu Sayyaf Syria has Hayat Tahrir al-Sham & India has Congress

A standing ovation in a foreign parliament is one thing, but synchronized clapping to 'Modi-Modi!' chants? That goes way beyond standard diplomacy. The aura PM Modi carries globally is truly in a league of its own.

@BaluGorade Hyderabad Battery Ltd

Do you know what these famous Indian brands actually stand for? MRF - Madras Rubber Factory PVR - Priya Village Roadshow ITC - Indian Tobacco Company DLF - Delhi Land & Finance UPL - United Phosphorus Limited HCL - Hindustan Computers Limited AMUL - Anand Milk Union Limited Paytm - Pay Through Mobile Wipro - Western India Palm Refined Oil TVS - Thirukkurungudi Vengaram Sundram Add more in the comments 👇

When Trump imposed a 50% tariff on India, Modi said India will bear whatever pain it takes instead of rushing to do a deal. The Indian people rallied around him. This showed Trump he was dealing with a partner who would not fold like Japan or Europe, says analyst Edward Fishman

Sukoon milta hai yeh dekh ke!!!! 4 min plus video of Nur Khan getting hit by Brahmos. Good old days!

@Datta_karan Wealth

Most people will never build real wealth. And the painful truth is, it has nothing to do with how much they earn or how hard they work. It's because nobody ever told them that there are only two ways real wealth has ever been created in the history of the world. Let me show you both. The first path is to build a great business. You take risk, build a product, hire people, create a brand, earn customer trust, survive competition, and slowly compound profits year after year. This is exactly how entrepreneurs create generational fortunes. But here's the brutal reality. Building a truly great business takes time, capital, patience, reputation, systems, and years of consistent execution with absolutely no guarantee of success. We're talking decades. Very few people on this planet can pull it off. So what's the second path? Instead of building a great business yourself, you simply buy a share in one that has already done all the hard work. You become a silent partner in its growth. You participate in its profits, its cash flows, its brand strength, its competitive advantage, and its long term earnings power. One path creates wealth by operating. The other creates wealth by owning. Both are genuinely powerful. But only one of them is available to almost everyone on the planet through the capital market. And that changes everything. But here's where most investors go completely wrong. They think markets are calm, rational machines that reflect reality. They are not. Markets are deeply emotional systems where prices move not just because businesses change, but because people change their mood. Sentiment moves in predictable waves. First comes optimism, then excitement, then confidence, then overconfidence. And then suddenly the mood flips. Fear sets in. Then panic. Then frustration. During greed, prices rise far above actual business value. During fear, prices often fall well below it. And that gap right there, that is exactly where opportunity lives. When investors feel scared or exhausted, they stop thinking about long term earnings power. They just want short term comfort. So they sell perfectly good businesses at deeply discounted prices. And while they're doing that, disciplined investors are stepping in quietly, accumulating the same businesses at prices that would have seemed impossible just six months earlier. Here's the most important reframe in all of investing. A stock is not a flashing number on a screen. It is legal ownership in a real operating business. If that company has strong management, generates consistent cash flow, holds a genuine competitive advantage, and can grow its earnings over many years, then a temporary fall in its price does not mean permanent damage to the business. It just means the market is having a bad day. Sometimes prices fall because of global uncertainty, liquidity pressure, foreign selling, short term earnings disappointment, or just plain general panic. None of these things permanently destroy a great business. If the underlying business remains solid, a lower price simply means your future returns just got better. That's not a problem. That's a gift. When markets correct sharply, three things happen simultaneously. Strong businesses become reasonably priced for the first time in years. Emotional investors exit at the worst possible moment. And patient investors accumulate at prices that massively improve their long term return expectations. The most uncomfortable periods in market history have consistently become the foundation of the greatest long term wealth ever created. The investors who built truly generational portfolios did not build them during periods of excitement and all-time highs. They built them during pessimism. During periods when everyone around them was convinced the world was ending. That is not a coincidence. That is the mechanism by which great wealth transfers from the impatient to the patient. If you work with an advisor, here's what their real job is during these periods. It is not to predict where the market goes next week. It is to help you separate a fall in price from a fall in business quality. To reinforce the power of long term compounding when emotion is telling you to run. To protect you from the single most expensive mistake in investing, which is making permanent decisions based on temporary feelings. Because markets reward patience. And they penalize panic. Every single time. Let me be honest with you. You cannot control market sentiment. You cannot control the headlines. You cannot control volatility. Trying to do so is a waste of energy that most investors never get back. But what you absolutely can control is your discipline, your focus on valuation, and your behavior when everything around you is screaming at you to panic. History is very clear on this. The greatest wealth in markets has always been created by those who had the courage and the conviction to buy strong businesses when fear was dominating every headline, every conversation, and every portfolio statement. Fear feels deeply uncomfortable. But for the investor who is prepared, who understands what they own and why, fear is not the danger. Fear is the discount. Fear is the sale. Fear is the opportunity that the majority of people are simply too emotional to see. The only question that matters right now is this. When fear dominates the market next time, and it will, which type of investor are you going to be? The one who sells? Or the one who quietly builds wealth while everyone else is running away from it? Follow for more insights on building real long term wealth. Comment 'Wealth' below and I'll share exactly what separates a strong business worth owning from one that will silently destroy your portfolio in the next downturn.