Samhita

Goa mode on! Sun, sea & good vibes only 🏖️

@BaluGorade People only talk about multibaggers, but here's the hidden risk. That's why blindly holding "good companies" without checking numbers can hurt more than quick crashes, slow bleed is the real silent killer in markets.

₹1 lakh invested in Relaxo 5 years ago is now ₹23,000. Power of reverse compounding.

Totally agree! Going from HSR to Jayanagar feels like two different cities. Bengaluru has become a huge bubble, most of us live in areas like HSR, Koramangala or Whitefield, rarely visit old South Bangalore spots. It's the same crowd, same lifestyle, same apps every day. Stepping out really opens our eyes to the real Bengaluru that existed before the tech boom.

I came out of my HSR bubble and took a walk at Jayanagar today and holy shit! I do live in a bubble.

@ghoshvidip26 Its Chulha Chowki

@Samhitab4u Is this Bhatinda Junction, HSR?

Relax guys… this isn’t Punjab, but this place in Bangalore feels like it. No fancy setup Just charpai stools, mitti vibes & proper dhaba feel Butter chicken + roti = simple but perfect 🤌 And that kulhad lassi… thick and creamy Sometimes simple places > fancy cafes Would you try this?

@kipupwidanshika Correct! Amazing place

@Samhitab4u Chulha chowki

@vinance02 Yup, it’s the same!

@Samhitab4u Chulha Chauki Da Dhaba!!! Been to the one near Mahadevpura, loved it !

@aka_rasputin Yes, I did see the Chairman resignation news. But didn’t expect that alone to trigger such a sharp fall in a bank like HDFC.

@Samhitab4u what do u mean by no major headline. its all over the place. cnbc was talking only of hdfc since morning.

HDFC Bank down 5% in a single day! No major headline. No obvious panic. So why the fall? What am I missing here?

@1Ravindrathakur Yes, I did see the Chairman resignation news. But didn’t expect that alone to trigger such a sharp fall in a bank like HDFC.

@Samhitab4u Mam you missed major news....check out thehindu.com/business/marke…

@achiranshu Yes, I did see the Chairman resignation news. But didn’t expect that alone to trigger such a sharp fall in a bank like HDFC.

@Samhitab4u I think it’s a clickbait post, op coming to Twitter posting this without looking feed, news. That too, a concerned HDFC investor 🤣😉

@Taurean_akki6 Yes, I did see the Chairman resignation news. But didn’t expect that alone to trigger such a sharp fall in a bank like HDFC.

@Samhitab4u You missed the headlines??

@Thinkforit Yes, I did see the Chairman resignation news. But didn’t expect that alone to trigger such a sharp fall in a bank like HDFC.

@Samhitab4u U seemed to miss the news of resignation of its Non Executive Chairman

Alright, saw the comments, fair point 👀 Yes, I did see the Chairman resignation news. But didn’t expect that alone to trigger such a sharp fall in a bank like HDFC. Also interesting, ICICI Bank is down ~3–4% today. So is this really about one headline… or broader pressure on the banking sector?

True, the situation is serious. India depends on Qatar for nearly half its LNG needs. This has already led to 10-30% cuts in gas supplies to factories and city gas companies. The LPG problem is going to be very long – our stocks cover just a few weeks, so we may soon see shortages in cooking gas, CNG for vehicles, and even fertilizer production, pushing up costs for everyone. Time to speed up deals with other countries like the US and Australia for alternative supplies before things get worse.

47% LNG supplies of India are from Qatar. It will impact us, Indian Energy officials on attack on energy facilities in West Asia

@BRICSinfo I was expecting exactly this from Iran on Strait of Hormuz tolls, and it came true. They need funds badly to run their war, especially after the recent US-Iran conflict.

JUST IN: 🇮🇷 Iran considers charging taxes and toll fees to cross the Strait of Hormuz.

We all know silver is volatile, but moves this extreme from 1 lakh to 4 lakh and down to 2.29 lakh are rare and happen maybe once in a generation. With industrial demand growing steadily, this big correction after the shortage hype might create opportunities, though short-term risks remain high.

What kind of Metal is this?? From 1 lakh to 4 lakh and then back to 2.29 lakh. #Silver

@philippilk This energy crisis is bad, just like 1973 when oil prices jumped a lot. But why burn more fuel driving to offices every day? Work from home is the smart solution – you can do the same job at home and save energy for everyone.

Gas facilities in Saudi Arabia. It’s over folks. We are heading into a major 1973-style energy crisis. There will likely be shortages and rationing. We will probably be moved to work-from-home - if you keep your job, of course. 🛢️📈

@WatcherGuru This Iran war started last week and has already cut 10-15% of global oil supply – the biggest disruption ever. No one knows how long it will last, but experts say if fighting continues for months, prices could stay high and push up fuel costs worldwide

JUST IN: Brent crude oil surges to $116 following strikes on oil refineries and gas plants in the Middle East.

Stepped out this afternoon and the heat was unbearable. But what really stood out Hundreds of people on bikes, riding through it like it’s normal. Made me realize… Comfort is a privilege we don’t even notice sometimes.

Many countries follow global crude oil prices, so petrol shot up massively. India claims 0% hike now, but this is the same government that never passes low crude benefits to citizens. They raise taxes and prices quickly when oil is expensive, but keep fuel costly even when crude crashes, pure loot of Indian citizens!

Petrol price increases by country (%),(Feb 23 - Mar 16) 1．🇱🇦 Laos - 32.99% 2．🇦🇺 Australia - 32.43% 3．🇻🇳 Vietnam - 32.00% 4．🇵🇰 Pakistan - 25.00% 5．🇺🇸 United States - 23.56% 6．🇰🇭 Cambodia - 19.37% 7．🇨🇦 Canada - 17.33% 8．🇩🇪 Germany - 12.64% 9．🇱🇧 Lebanon - 11.76% 10．🇨🇳 China - 10.37% 11．🇫🇷 France - 9.80% 12．🇹🇷 Türkiye - 7.69% 13．🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates - 7.14% 14．🇯🇵 Japan - 0.71% 15．🇮🇳 India - 0.00% Source: Global petrol prices