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Whenever the returns from GOLD have been equivalent to greater than NIFTY, those were the best time to invest for LONG TERM and build a portfolio. Hence, best time for equity investments were: 2003 2008 end 2012 2019-20 2025🔥 Watch out red line for GOLD returns being equivalent or greater than NIFTY and see bull run next. Run at 2x speed or move in timeline to see the intersection and crossover. Right now we are at one of the best times to build a long term portfolio at a very good discount as gold returns have exceeded NIFTY, this time will be remembered. This is the time to invest in equity, not in gold to enjoy the next Bull run.

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Vishal Vardhan

108,322 views • 1 year ago

Read On 👇 In all the three different cases, ₹5,000 per month is being invested as SIP with a Step-Up of 10% annually, for the next 25 years. 1. Raju's corpus after 25 Years will be 2.45 Crores which will be equivalent to today's 69.4 Lacs (considering 5% inflation) 2. Farhan's corpus after 25 Years will be 3.14 Crores which will be equivalent to today's 92.65 Lacs (considering 5% inflation) 3. Rancho's corpus after 25 Years will be 4.34 Crores which will be equivalent to today's 1.28 Crores (considering 5% inflation) Assumptions: CAGR of NIFTY 50: 13% CAGR of MidCap 150: 16% CAGR of SmallCap 250: 20% The present value of the corpus in all the three cases are calculated assuming a 5% inflation every year for the next 25 years!

Read On 👇 In all the three different cases, ₹5,000 per month is being invested as SIP with a Step-Up of 10% annually, for the next 25 years. 1. Raju's corpus after 25 Years will be 2.45 Crores which will be equivalent to today's 69.4 Lacs (considering 5% inflation) 2. Farhan's corpus after 25 Years will be 3.14 Crores which will be equivalent to today's 92.65 Lacs (considering 5% inflation) 3. Rancho's corpus after 25 Years will be 4.34 Crores which will be equivalent to today's 1.28 Crores (considering 5% inflation) Assumptions: CAGR of NIFTY 50: 13% CAGR of MidCap 150: 16% CAGR of SmallCap 250: 20% The present value of the corpus in all the three cases are calculated assuming a 5% inflation every year for the next 25 years!

Mohini Of Investing

86,138 views • 1 year ago

India Markets - 2025: Short post For those who say I’m always bearish: There are no bad stocks, there are only bad prices. Same with markets. Despite ever bullish sentiments, last 4 year returns since Oct 2021 are Nifty 50 - 8% Nifty 500 - 10% Returns reflect nominal GDP when PE reaches peak levels of 25 plus. That is exactly how it has turned out since 2021 #SIP investors should hope for a deep correction in markets. Coz that’s great for their long term returns. There is no point cheering for markets everyday at these prices. It only helps those who are selling now. Regardless of permanent bulls, that’s exactly how it has turned out to be. Only nominal GDP growth. 8% to 10%. Finally, More than half of all historical returns from Nifty is pure inflation. The 12% historic returns has 6.5% from inflation only. Real returns - 5.5%. These are good times for the economy . But not good prices for markets. Stay balanced, stay cautious. When markets correct big, back up the truck and buy. This is not the time. My thoughts CNBC-AWAAZ

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Anurag Singh

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Marcellus Investment Managers

26,455 views • 1 month ago

Growth ETFs are perfect if you want higher potential returns and can handle the ups and downs that come with it. Vanguard Growth ETF (VUG) is my primary growth pick. VUG owns 185 large-cap growth companies—businesses growing earnings faster than the overall market. Their expense ratio is 0.04% (meaning if you invest $10,000, you pay only $4 per year in fees—extremely cheap). Their top holdings are Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Meta, Google, Tesla (which makes sense). The key difference between them and the S&P 100 is they don't include the other 94 stocks like Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, and Walmart (which provide more stability but slower growth). In VUG, you're overweighting specifically the growth companies. You're saying "I believe in technology and innovation, and I want concentrated exposure to that theme." So here's the trade-off: VUG is more volatile. When markets rally, it outperforms. When markets crash, it drops harder than the S&P 100. That's why you don't put 100% of your portfolio into VUG. It's your growth sleeve, not your whole strategy. Here's what I'd recommend: - Under 35: Up to 50% in growth - Over 50: Maybe 20-30% VUG gives you growth across multiple sectors—tech, consumer (Amazon), healthcare, communication. Another great growth ETF is VGT, which is the Vanguard Information Technology ETF. It has a 0.09% expense ratio and focuses purely on tech companies—more concentrated, more risk. I prefer VUG because it gives you growth across multiple sectors, not just tech. — This is just one of the ETFs I covered in my 22-minute video on ETFs that beats the S&P 500. I also covered how the S&P 500 is dangerously concentrated in 10 companies, which growth ETFs outperform during rate cuts, and why dividend ETFs exclude the best-performing stocks. Just comment "ETF" and I'll DM it into your inbox in the next few minutes.

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Wu Blockchain

26,478 views • 7 months ago

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Daniel Mahncke

493,303 views • 2 years ago

The S&P100 (OEF) has outperformed the S&P500 this year: 21% compared to 17%. Here's why: It tracks only the largest 100 profitable American companies that survived recessions, crashes, and technological shifts. Average market cap: $135 billion. When you buy an S&P 500 fund, 61% of your money already goes into these top 100 stocks anyway. The other 400 contribute minimal returns. The advantages: - Lower volatility during market chaos. - Better management teams and stronger balance sheets. - Many companies pay dividends with solid growth rates. The tradeoffs: - Higher fees (0.22% vs typical 0.03% for S&P 500 funds). - More concentrated positioning. - Limited growth potential compared to smaller companies. When it makes sense: Use as your core defensive position (40% of portfolio) when market concentration is high and you want quality over quantity. How to buy: Purchase OEF ticker through any brokerage. — This is just one of the ETFs I covered in my 22-minute video on building a simple portfolio that beats the S&P 500. I also covered S&P 500's dangerous concentration in 10 companies, which growth ETFs outperform during rate cuts, and why dividend ETFs exclude the best-performing stocks. Just comment "ETF" and I'll DM it into your inbox in the next few minutes.

The S&P100 (OEF) has outperformed the S&P500 this year: 21% compared to 17%. Here's why: It tracks only the largest 100 profitable American companies that survived recessions, crashes, and technological shifts. Average market cap: $135 billion. When you buy an S&P 500 fund, 61% of your money already goes into these top 100 stocks anyway. The other 400 contribute minimal returns. The advantages: - Lower volatility during market chaos. - Better management teams and stronger balance sheets. - Many companies pay dividends with solid growth rates. The tradeoffs: - Higher fees (0.22% vs typical 0.03% for S&P 500 funds). - More concentrated positioning. - Limited growth potential compared to smaller companies. When it makes sense: Use as your core defensive position (40% of portfolio) when market concentration is high and you want quality over quantity. How to buy: Purchase OEF ticker through any brokerage. — This is just one of the ETFs I covered in my 22-minute video on building a simple portfolio that beats the S&P 500. I also covered S&P 500's dangerous concentration in 10 companies, which growth ETFs outperform during rate cuts, and why dividend ETFs exclude the best-performing stocks. Just comment "ETF" and I'll DM it into your inbox in the next few minutes.

Felix Prehn 🐶

16,511 views • 7 months ago

WHY YOU’RE GOING TO LOSE MONEY ON STOCKS THIS DECADE! Legendary investor Howard Marks puts it bluntly: “When you buy the S&P 500 at a 23x P/E, your 10-yr annualized return has always fallen between +2% and –2%, IN EVERY CASE, EVERY CASE.” Today the market sits at a 25x P/E. Add inflation… and your “returns” are negative. So what’s Marks doing? Buying bonds! During the 2000–2002 crash: - Long-term Treasuries: +40–45% - NASDAQ: –78% History doesn’t repeat perfectly, but it rhymes. We might only be in the first inning of the next pullback. I’m already reallocating heavily into long-term bond ETFs like $TLT and $ZFL.TO, and I think they’ll outperform for years.

WHY YOU’RE GOING TO LOSE MONEY ON STOCKS THIS DECADE! Legendary investor Howard Marks puts it bluntly: “When you buy the S&P 500 at a 23x P/E, your 10-yr annualized return has always fallen between +2% and –2%, IN EVERY CASE, EVERY CASE.” Today the market sits at a 25x P/E. Add inflation… and your “returns” are negative. So what’s Marks doing? Buying bonds! During the 2000–2002 crash: - Long-term Treasuries: +40–45% - NASDAQ: –78% History doesn’t repeat perfectly, but it rhymes. We might only be in the first inning of the next pullback. I’m already reallocating heavily into long-term bond ETFs like $TLT and $ZFL.TO, and I think they’ll outperform for years.

Common Sense Investor (CSI)

2,154,933 views • 8 months ago

"This really does feel like a silent IPO." James Seyffart (James Seyffart) is the ETF analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence. Spent his career inside the machine that tracks every dollar flowing through US ETFs. Predicted the spot Bitcoin ETF approval timing months before Wall Street consensus. Now tracking what advisors are actually doing, not what they're saying. "Q1 2026 was the most successful quarter Bitwise ever had. Selling Bitcoin ETFs to wealth advisors. Despite the price not doing well at all." We cover: — Why advisors loaded up on Bitcoin while retail was selling — The "silent IPO" frame: ETFs in, MicroStrategy in, retail out, and what happens when that flips — Why the Iran weekend was the real Bitcoin turning point nobody talked about — The Facebook moment thesis: why ETF growth keeps compounding even as crypto-native traders lose interest — Six years ago people asked if Bitcoin would be banned, what changed in DC — Why gold ETFs went from $130B to $300B+ and what that means for the next BTC leg — The basket ETF and prediction market ETF wave coming through SEC pipeline right now — Why James can't be more bullish than he is on ETF structure and the inflow numbers backing it up — Which wealth advisors are now writing Bitcoin into 60/40 portfolios as a structural allocation — The Clarity Act window and why his colleague has never put odds below 60% Thanks to James for joining us again on New Era Finance Podcast. Highlights: 00:00 - Intro 02:13 - The Iran Moment Shock 02:33 - Bitwise's Best Quarter Ever 03:34 - Crypto's Inverse Adoption Curve 12:08 - Tokenization & The Stablecoin Cliff 20:00 - Gold ETFs vs Bitcoin ETFs 21:00 - Six Years Ago vs Now 24:48 - The Gold Bull Run Explained 30:15 - Basket ETFs Coming 32:50 - Clarity Act Odds 33:40 - Why ETF Inflows Hit New ATHs 36:08 - The Silent IPO Frame

"This really does feel like a silent IPO." James Seyffart (James Seyffart) is the ETF analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence. Spent his career inside the machine that tracks every dollar flowing through US ETFs. Predicted the spot Bitcoin ETF approval timing months before Wall Street consensus. Now tracking what advisors are actually doing, not what they're saying. "Q1 2026 was the most successful quarter Bitwise ever had. Selling Bitcoin ETFs to wealth advisors. Despite the price not doing well at all." We cover: — Why advisors loaded up on Bitcoin while retail was selling — The "silent IPO" frame: ETFs in, MicroStrategy in, retail out, and what happens when that flips — Why the Iran weekend was the real Bitcoin turning point nobody talked about — The Facebook moment thesis: why ETF growth keeps compounding even as crypto-native traders lose interest — Six years ago people asked if Bitcoin would be banned, what changed in DC — Why gold ETFs went from $130B to $300B+ and what that means for the next BTC leg — The basket ETF and prediction market ETF wave coming through SEC pipeline right now — Why James can't be more bullish than he is on ETF structure and the inflow numbers backing it up — Which wealth advisors are now writing Bitcoin into 60/40 portfolios as a structural allocation — The Clarity Act window and why his colleague has never put odds below 60% Thanks to James for joining us again on New Era Finance Podcast. Highlights: 00:00 - Intro 02:13 - The Iran Moment Shock 02:33 - Bitwise's Best Quarter Ever 03:34 - Crypto's Inverse Adoption Curve 12:08 - Tokenization & The Stablecoin Cliff 20:00 - Gold ETFs vs Bitcoin ETFs 21:00 - Six Years Ago vs Now 24:48 - The Gold Bull Run Explained 30:15 - Basket ETFs Coming 32:50 - Clarity Act Odds 33:40 - Why ETF Inflows Hit New ATHs 36:08 - The Silent IPO Frame

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145,056 views • 2 months ago

omment “Copper” and I’ll send the PDF guide directly to your DM! 💬 If Mukesh Ambani had to invest in just one metal — he wouldn’t choose Gold or Silver, he’d choose Copper. 🪙 Because the future belongs to copper. From AI and Electric Vehicles (EVs) to electronics and green energy, every futuristic product needs copper — and a lot of it. ⚙️🔋 According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global copper demand is set to rise by 50% in the next 10 years! 🚀 Now the real question — how can you invest in copper today? 🤔 Here are 3 smart ways to invest 👇 1️⃣ International ETFs: – COPX ETF – tracks top global copper mining companies. – CPER Index Fund – tracks copper futures directly.

omment “Copper” and I’ll send the PDF guide directly to your DM! 💬 If Mukesh Ambani had to invest in just one metal — he wouldn’t choose Gold or Silver, he’d choose Copper. 🪙 Because the future belongs to copper. From AI and Electric Vehicles (EVs) to electronics and green energy, every futuristic product needs copper — and a lot of it. ⚙️🔋 According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global copper demand is set to rise by 50% in the next 10 years! 🚀 Now the real question — how can you invest in copper today? 🤔 Here are 3 smart ways to invest 👇 1️⃣ International ETFs: – COPX ETF – tracks top global copper mining companies. – CPER Index Fund – tracks copper futures directly.

Mohini Maheshwari

26,841 views • 8 months ago

🚨Patrick Bet-David digs in on the SUPER DARK SIDE OF Elon Musk . PBD says Musk revealed his DARK LONG-TERM MOVES last week. He believes Musk is on track to become the most powerful man in the world with a NET WORTH OF $25-$50 TRILLION, and COULD TURN INTO A SUPERVILLAIN. Who’s going to stop him if he builds the most high-tech robot army on the planet? “He’s going to be worth, in the next 20 years $25-$50 TRILLION. Access to the most incredible weapons and Robots… Ironman was a good guy. Does this guy deep down inside showing signs of a good guy?.”

🚨Patrick Bet-David digs in on the SUPER DARK SIDE OF Elon Musk . PBD says Musk revealed his DARK LONG-TERM MOVES last week. He believes Musk is on track to become the most powerful man in the world with a NET WORTH OF $25-$50 TRILLION, and COULD TURN INTO A SUPERVILLAIN. Who’s going to stop him if he builds the most high-tech robot army on the planet? “He’s going to be worth, in the next 20 years $25-$50 TRILLION. Access to the most incredible weapons and Robots… Ironman was a good guy. Does this guy deep down inside showing signs of a good guy?.”

Patrick Bet-David (Commentary)

183,153 views • 1 year ago

I swing trade momentum stocks and have averaged 100%+ returns for the past 6 years. All while trading ROUTINE: - I get to my computer at 3:30 pm EST, half an hour before the close - I start running my scans and see if there are any stocks that fit my strict criteria. - By 3:50 pm I already know if I have signals to take, - I move those symbols to TradingView to better manage my positions (I like the charting there) - enter trades in Interactive Brokers before 4pm, place my stops, BE alarms, and repeat the next day My whole process takes less than 30 min every day, and I take setups according to my system rules. --> SCANS: I run 3 separate scans, one BULLISH, BEARISH, and ETFs (TC2000 runs ETFs on a different list). Make sure to include ADRs with US Stocks on your equity scans. Here are the conditions (adapt for PCF): 1) price > $1 2) average dollar volume past 20 days: $20M 3) 8>20>50 EMAs 4) close >20 EMA 5) CML indicator = GREEN 6) close > yesterday's high 7) Sort results by ADR % Same for the BEARISH and ETF (on bear scans, I look for price> $6 As you see, scans are not the secret sauce to trade. What most people miss is that scanning is a process derived from your trading system rules!!! You first need to develop an edge, I developed my swing trading system after going through 6000 stocks over 3 decades, all market conditions, and derived hard rules to trade them (95% mechanical). Once you have your system in place, you naturally know what to scan for. Most people get it the other way around. System/EDGE first, scans second. Work on your edge, and you won't have to ask for a scan in your life 📈

I swing trade momentum stocks and have averaged 100%+ returns for the past 6 years. All while trading ROUTINE: - I get to my computer at 3:30 pm EST, half an hour before the close - I start running my scans and see if there are any stocks that fit my strict criteria. - By 3:50 pm I already know if I have signals to take, - I move those symbols to TradingView to better manage my positions (I like the charting there) - enter trades in Interactive Brokers before 4pm, place my stops, BE alarms, and repeat the next day My whole process takes less than 30 min every day, and I take setups according to my system rules. --> SCANS: I run 3 separate scans, one BULLISH, BEARISH, and ETFs (TC2000 runs ETFs on a different list). Make sure to include ADRs with US Stocks on your equity scans. Here are the conditions (adapt for PCF): 1) price > $1 2) average dollar volume past 20 days: $20M 3) 8>20>50 EMAs 4) close >20 EMA 5) CML indicator = GREEN 6) close > yesterday's high 7) Sort results by ADR % Same for the BEARISH and ETF (on bear scans, I look for price> $6 As you see, scans are not the secret sauce to trade. What most people miss is that scanning is a process derived from your trading system rules!!! You first need to develop an edge, I developed my swing trading system after going through 6000 stocks over 3 decades, all market conditions, and derived hard rules to trade them (95% mechanical). Once you have your system in place, you naturally know what to scan for. Most people get it the other way around. System/EDGE first, scans second. Work on your edge, and you won't have to ask for a scan in your life 📈

Felipe Guirao

60,357 views • 10 months ago

Why Bitcoin Didn’t Go Parabolic & What Comes Next (full episode) Root 🥕 with Walker⚡️ Is Bitcoin in a bear market? When will we hit the bottom? How long until bitcoin hits $1M? Walker sits down with Bitcoin analyst Rational Root for a deep dive into Bitcoin’s current market structure, bear market vibes, and why this cycle has felt so different, and whether the four-year cycle is still intact. Root argues Bitcoin is in a bear market phase, explains why institutional adoption and ETF flows created a more distributed top instead of a classic parabolic blow-off, and lays out why the next few months may look more like bottom formation than immediate breakout. They discuss the role of long-term holder distribution, why 100k became such a major psychological level, how business cycles and halving cycles interact, and why Bitcoin remains massively bullish long term even if price chops lower in the near term. CHAPTERS: 00:00 TRAILER: A Bitcoin Bear Market? 01:54 Current Vibe Check on Bitcoin 11:14 ETF Holdings and Institutional Adoption 17:17 The Diminishing Returns of Bitcoin 22:14 ETFs and Retail Demand 27:30 Bitcoin’s Four-Year Cycles 36:23 Comparing Bitcoin to Prior Cycles 41:37 Diminishing Returns and Gold’s Price Action 50:41 What a Broken Bitcoin Spiral Looks Like 57:54 Measuring Bitcoin in Fiat 1:04:24 DCAing into Bitcoin

Why Bitcoin Didn’t Go Parabolic & What Comes Next (full episode) Root 🥕 with Walker⚡️ Is Bitcoin in a bear market? When will we hit the bottom? How long until bitcoin hits $1M? Walker sits down with Bitcoin analyst Rational Root for a deep dive into Bitcoin’s current market structure, bear market vibes, and why this cycle has felt so different, and whether the four-year cycle is still intact. Root argues Bitcoin is in a bear market phase, explains why institutional adoption and ETF flows created a more distributed top instead of a classic parabolic blow-off, and lays out why the next few months may look more like bottom formation than immediate breakout. They discuss the role of long-term holder distribution, why 100k became such a major psychological level, how business cycles and halving cycles interact, and why Bitcoin remains massively bullish long term even if price chops lower in the near term. CHAPTERS: 00:00 TRAILER: A Bitcoin Bear Market? 01:54 Current Vibe Check on Bitcoin 11:14 ETF Holdings and Institutional Adoption 17:17 The Diminishing Returns of Bitcoin 22:14 ETFs and Retail Demand 27:30 Bitcoin’s Four-Year Cycles 36:23 Comparing Bitcoin to Prior Cycles 41:37 Diminishing Returns and Gold’s Price Action 50:41 What a Broken Bitcoin Spiral Looks Like 57:54 Measuring Bitcoin in Fiat 1:04:24 DCAing into Bitcoin

THE Bitcoin Podcast

10,535 views • 4 months ago

Dan Orlovsky on how big of an impact Mike Evans will have on the 49ers: “He’s gonna be to Brock Purdy what Davante Adams was to Matthew Stafford… There’s one quarterback in the last 20 years in the NFL that has completed over 50% of his throws that he has thrown into the end zone and that’s Brock Purdy. Now you add Mike Evans? How many corners truly can you put out there by themselves at the 3 yard line and say 'you go cover Mike Evans one on one', there aren’t many. So you’re going to get so many easy touchdown passes down in the red zone. And then you’re going to get so many easy looks for Christian McCaffrey and George Kittle.” 🎥: Get Up

Dan Orlovsky on how big of an impact Mike Evans will have on the 49ers: “He’s gonna be to Brock Purdy what Davante Adams was to Matthew Stafford… There’s one quarterback in the last 20 years in the NFL that has completed over 50% of his throws that he has thrown into the end zone and that’s Brock Purdy. Now you add Mike Evans? How many corners truly can you put out there by themselves at the 3 yard line and say 'you go cover Mike Evans one on one', there aren’t many. So you’re going to get so many easy touchdown passes down in the red zone. And then you’re going to get so many easy looks for Christian McCaffrey and George Kittle.” 🎥: Get Up

Coach Yac 🗣

114,152 views • 4 months ago

Physical Gold → Equities Rebalancing Executed! Credit Cards → Gold → Cash → Mutual Funds Sold all my Vedhani Collection from P.N.Gadgil of 231.5 gms 995 gold to Kalyan Jewellers, who bought it at a 3% deduction from the day's rate. I accumulated this gold over several years, and my average purchase price was around ₹10,000/gm, while I sold it at approximately ₹15,000/gm. All gold was bought at discount from various platforms. (Capital gains tax applies based on the respective purchase dates.) On top of the appreciation, the credit card points valued about 15% conservatively on the buying price earned while buying the gold have funded my travels over the last many years and should comfortably fund another year(s) or so of travel. Post melting, the purity came to around 99.4%. (Kalyan may not buy back at just a 3% deduction if this happens, so it's advisable to carry some 999-purity gold along for melting when selling, helping keep the overall purity above 99.5%.) Interestingly, the final weight was marginally higher. The sale proceeds were credited to my bank account the next day after the 3% deduction. I then invested the proceeds into the UTI Nifty 50 Index Fund. I have already held this fund for more than five years, so this was simply a top-up. (It does have a slightly higher expense ratio than some other index funds but the tracking error is lower) Why a domestic index fund? For the last two-plus years, I've been allocating most of my investments to gold. While gold has delivered spectacular returns during this period, the Nifty 50 has generated almost no returns over the same timeframe. I felt this was a good opportunity to buy into equities at roughly two year old price levels and rebalance my portfolio. (PS: I already hold ~20% of my portfolio in an US index since several years) PS: Bought some of the gold back today already at a lower rate than I sold it at as there were some great deals. Follow me Akash for credit card strategies / optimization & Gold Deals 🪙 for amazing gold deals. ❤️|♻️ for good karma. 😊

Physical Gold → Equities Rebalancing Executed! Credit Cards → Gold → Cash → Mutual Funds Sold all my Vedhani Collection from P.N.Gadgil of 231.5 gms 995 gold to Kalyan Jewellers, who bought it at a 3% deduction from the day's rate. I accumulated this gold over several years, and my average purchase price was around ₹10,000/gm, while I sold it at approximately ₹15,000/gm. All gold was bought at discount from various platforms. (Capital gains tax applies based on the respective purchase dates.) On top of the appreciation, the credit card points valued about 15% conservatively on the buying price earned while buying the gold have funded my travels over the last many years and should comfortably fund another year(s) or so of travel. Post melting, the purity came to around 99.4%. (Kalyan may not buy back at just a 3% deduction if this happens, so it's advisable to carry some 999-purity gold along for melting when selling, helping keep the overall purity above 99.5%.) Interestingly, the final weight was marginally higher. The sale proceeds were credited to my bank account the next day after the 3% deduction. I then invested the proceeds into the UTI Nifty 50 Index Fund. I have already held this fund for more than five years, so this was simply a top-up. (It does have a slightly higher expense ratio than some other index funds but the tracking error is lower) Why a domestic index fund? For the last two-plus years, I've been allocating most of my investments to gold. While gold has delivered spectacular returns during this period, the Nifty 50 has generated almost no returns over the same timeframe. I felt this was a good opportunity to buy into equities at roughly two year old price levels and rebalance my portfolio. (PS: I already hold ~20% of my portfolio in an US index since several years) PS: Bought some of the gold back today already at a lower rate than I sold it at as there were some great deals. Follow me Akash for credit card strategies / optimization & Gold Deals 🪙 for amazing gold deals. ❤️|♻️ for good karma. 😊

Akash

224,328 views • 2 months ago

Here is my full daily routine and scan process I follow. I swing trade stocks, and do all of my work in the last 30 min of the trading day. That's how I manage to average 100%+ returns/year with -10% max DD, entering my trades EOD. If you don't have a daily routine/process you adhere to, it will be almost impossible to make money swing trading stocks in the long term. I have the same routine and scanning process I followed for the past 6 years without fail. That's how you build consistency in your own trading and your setup/system/strategy. If you don't have a solid process you repeat every single day, you would be doing random stuff. Random stuff = losing money. Here is how my day goes: --> 3:30pm EST - I get to my laptop (yes, ditched the 5 monitors for a single laptop), - open up my software (TC2000, TradingView, and TWS) - And begin scanning on my long, short, and ETF scans on TradingView (see video attached for scan details and layout ✅) --> 3:50pm EST By this time, I: - already know which stocks are giving my signals according to my system, - I sort them in TradingView by ADR %, - And prioritize if I have more than 5 signals (that's my max limit per day) --> 3:58pm EST - Now I pre-loaded my orders on TWS, - check my position size to have a 1% risk per trade in all positions, - and execute just before the close --> 4:01pm EST - Markets are closed, so I add my Stop Loss and BE alarm - close my computer, and come back tomorrow in the last 30 minutes before the close and repeat... As you see, once you have your system and process in place, you can execute your system flawlessly, and that's what brings consistency and growth to your account over days, weeks, months, and years of doing the same thing over and over again... Build your process, and execute every day and you will grow with your system 📈

Here is my full daily routine and scan process I follow. I swing trade stocks, and do all of my work in the last 30 min of the trading day. That's how I manage to average 100%+ returns/year with -10% max DD, entering my trades EOD. If you don't have a daily routine/process you adhere to, it will be almost impossible to make money swing trading stocks in the long term. I have the same routine and scanning process I followed for the past 6 years without fail. That's how you build consistency in your own trading and your setup/system/strategy. If you don't have a solid process you repeat every single day, you would be doing random stuff. Random stuff = losing money. Here is how my day goes: --> 3:30pm EST - I get to my laptop (yes, ditched the 5 monitors for a single laptop), - open up my software (TC2000, TradingView, and TWS) - And begin scanning on my long, short, and ETF scans on TradingView (see video attached for scan details and layout ✅) --> 3:50pm EST By this time, I: - already know which stocks are giving my signals according to my system, - I sort them in TradingView by ADR %, - And prioritize if I have more than 5 signals (that's my max limit per day) --> 3:58pm EST - Now I pre-loaded my orders on TWS, - check my position size to have a 1% risk per trade in all positions, - and execute just before the close --> 4:01pm EST - Markets are closed, so I add my Stop Loss and BE alarm - close my computer, and come back tomorrow in the last 30 minutes before the close and repeat... As you see, once you have your system and process in place, you can execute your system flawlessly, and that's what brings consistency and growth to your account over days, weeks, months, and years of doing the same thing over and over again... Build your process, and execute every day and you will grow with your system 📈

Felipe Guirao

30,972 views • 8 months ago

AI agents are failing in production...not a surprise. As you scale your knowledge base, embeddings start creating noise. It’s called ‘semantic collapse’ - when conversations run too long, you have hundreds of PDFs, millions of data points to give to your AI. Your AI can’t flag it because it doesn’t know it’s hallucinating. Similarity gets passed off as relevance. Fix your context. Make your agents work. Build intelligent AI. If your AI is plateauing at 50% accuracy and hallucinations are still a problem, let's talk. Book a 20 minute demo with the link in the next thread. We'll dig into your setup and find out how we can help.

AI agents are failing in production...not a surprise. As you scale your knowledge base, embeddings start creating noise. It’s called ‘semantic collapse’ - when conversations run too long, you have hundreds of PDFs, millions of data points to give to your AI. Your AI can’t flag it because it doesn’t know it’s hallucinating. Similarity gets passed off as relevance. Fix your context. Make your agents work. Build intelligent AI. If your AI is plateauing at 50% accuracy and hallucinations are still a problem, let's talk. Book a 20 minute demo with the link in the next thread. We'll dig into your setup and find out how we can help.

Nishkarsh

1,297,981 views • 4 months ago

E157: Anthony Pompliano 🌪 – Why I Went All-In on Bitcoin and Never Sold Pomp and I discuss why asymmetry beats diversification, how to stay concentrated without becoming a degen, and why the best investment most people can make isn't in markets at all. This is a masterclass in long-term conviction, bifurcating risk, and knowing when cowboy time starts Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 1:21 Please Subscribe 1:46 5 Podcasts In 1 Day, Yet Anthony’s “Ok” 2:36 Who Are You 2:50 Why Relentless Is Anthony’s Favorite Word 3:38 The Key To Keeping Conviction When Things Are Bad With Your Portfolio 4:30 How Does Someone Who Relies On Their Portfolio Build Conviction 6:17 Anthony Is A Risk Cowboy 7:06 The History Of Anthony’s Risk & Conviction 8:55 Partnerships: Jupiter KAST 9:31 The Fine Line Between Gambling Addicts & Having Concentrated Bets 12:20 Making Changes From 95% In Bitcoin To Other Assets 14:08 Anthony’s Evolution Towards Investing 18:01 Building A Business To Bring Value vs Scamming People 19:30 Partnerships: Paradex Zashi is now Zodl Mantle 20:39 Does Forcing Yourself Into A Corner Result In True Growth 24:39 3 Things Being Talked About Most In 2026 — Humanoid Robots, Prediction Markets, AI 26:17 Partnerships: Trezor Sui 27:10 How To Invest In Those 3 Big Topics Today 29:40 A Realistic Return On Bitcoin Over The Next 10 Years 32:18 A Single Bitcoin’s Worth In 30, 40, Or 50 Years 33:12 Closing Thoughts

E157: Anthony Pompliano 🌪 – Why I Went All-In on Bitcoin and Never Sold Pomp and I discuss why asymmetry beats diversification, how to stay concentrated without becoming a degen, and why the best investment most people can make isn't in markets at all. This is a masterclass in long-term conviction, bifurcating risk, and knowing when cowboy time starts Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 1:21 Please Subscribe 1:46 5 Podcasts In 1 Day, Yet Anthony’s “Ok” 2:36 Who Are You 2:50 Why Relentless Is Anthony’s Favorite Word 3:38 The Key To Keeping Conviction When Things Are Bad With Your Portfolio 4:30 How Does Someone Who Relies On Their Portfolio Build Conviction 6:17 Anthony Is A Risk Cowboy 7:06 The History Of Anthony’s Risk & Conviction 8:55 Partnerships: Jupiter KAST 9:31 The Fine Line Between Gambling Addicts & Having Concentrated Bets 12:20 Making Changes From 95% In Bitcoin To Other Assets 14:08 Anthony’s Evolution Towards Investing 18:01 Building A Business To Bring Value vs Scamming People 19:30 Partnerships: Paradex Zashi is now Zodl Mantle 20:39 Does Forcing Yourself Into A Corner Result In True Growth 24:39 3 Things Being Talked About Most In 2026 — Humanoid Robots, Prediction Markets, AI 26:17 Partnerships: Trezor Sui 27:10 How To Invest In Those 3 Big Topics Today 29:40 A Realistic Return On Bitcoin Over The Next 10 Years 32:18 A Single Bitcoin’s Worth In 30, 40, Or 50 Years 33:12 Closing Thoughts

MR SHIFT 🦁

59,792 views • 6 months ago