Most of my multi-baggers shares were the result of shares accumulated during dull and boring phases. Once again, dull and boring phase is going on.

A school friend had sent this on my birthday and I still can't stop laughing! 😂😂😂

this is the coldest life advice you’ll ever hear

I second that, for a company where services will be given over a time period, the revenue needs to be recognized accordingly...same happened with BYJUSs..

Data centres today look glamorous because of AI and CLOUD hype, but economics stay closer to tower firms. Heavy CAPEX upfront, long payback, and customer leverage mean returns get compressed once supply builds. Leasing model with high debt and low pricing power is same trap

Elon Musk has purchased over 2.56M shares of $TSLA worth $1 Billion! The purchase happened on September 12th with an average price of $389.22. This is Elon’s first open market stock purchase since February 2020, and the largest insider acquisition EVER by value. BULLISH.

The amount of oil produced every second of every hour of every day in Kuwait

Watching Pakistanis reaction on losing is more entertaining than watching the match itself.

This one beats everything. Company CFO diverted company funds into F&O trading and lost ₹250 Crores.

Why Interest rates have effect on the PE ratio ?

Dreamfolks has discontinued its domestic airport lounge access services effective today Other domestic services and the global lounge business remain unaffected Business model disrupted (This is why active tracking is so important) Markets already factored the material impact

The precise reason why active tracking invested businesses is so important. #dreamfolks

"Overhead supply" is the biggest detrimental for a stock to move, precise the reasons that stocks of previous bull market does not move in the next phase......

Pead + Neglect + Under ownership = Rocket 🚀🚀

Winners of last bull market does not become a bagger in the subsiquent cycle due to OVERHEAD SUPPLY.

IPOs in the bear market are the best bets in the subsequent bull market, considering they conform to all the quality standards..

One of my close investor friends (also my student) invested in a business in 2017 at ₹125 (bought 10000 shares). In 2019, it went down to ₹35. Seeing so much loss, he thought it was not worth to sell. He held on, and stopped tracking it. Until 2023, it stayed below ₹125.

The market today feels like a patient in a coma—occasional electric shocks bring flickers of life, but no real revival. ⚡📉

I hope #ApolloTyres don't get punctured after BCCI deal

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