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Introducing #MoneyMindedMalini Series from #NSE. An unique & interesting initiative to educate investors about avoiding common mistakes while investing in stock market. #SochKarSamajhKarInvestKar #InvestorAwareness #StockMarket Ashish Chauhan Aiyyo Shraddha @psubbaraman

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@ashishchauhan @AiyyoShraddha @psubbaraman Ayyo!

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@ashishchauhan @AiyyoShraddha @psubbaraman But how do we get answers to the basic question concerning @NSEIndia ? Even your Kolkata office is incapable to replying to it.

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@ashishchauhan @AiyyoShraddha @psubbaraman @ArshadWarsi You inspired her or she inspired you 🤔

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@ashishchauhan @AiyyoShraddha @psubbaraman Good

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@ashishchauhan @AiyyoShraddha @psubbaraman Great Job 👌👌

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@ashishchauhan @AiyyoShraddha @psubbaraman Sab jhoot hi kaise stocks nichee ja rahe hi koi nahi bata raha in companies main kaya hua hi where is strong economy sensex nichee aa raha hi int rates bad rahi public mar rahi hi koi nahi hi dekhne wala

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@ashishchauhan @AiyyoShraddha @psubbaraman Thanks, @AiyyoShraddha for such a educative video. Awareness towards the #StockMarket is required among retail investors. #arshadwarsi #SadhnaBroadcaster #ManishMishra #SochKarSamajhKarInvestKar @NSEIndia

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@ashishchauhan @AiyyoShraddha @psubbaraman Very good news

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86,826 次观看 • 6 天前

Mala Gaonkar has one of the most storied careers in finance > Started career at BCG after graduating from Harvard > Worked as an analyst at Chase Capital before getting an MBA at Harvard Business School > Became founding partner of Lone Pine Capital, one of the most successful hedge funds of all time > Went on to become co-head of Lone Pine's long only strategy, covering their tech and internet investments > Started SurgoCap Partners in 2022 with $1.8B in AUM, the largest ever hedge fund launched by a woman Here are her biggest investing lessons from 23 years of experience as an investor 1. Think about businesses systematically, instead of silos Mala goes into detail about her short position in Nokia. Microsoft bought out the company and shorts were squeezed out of billions of dollars A year later, Microsoft completely wrote off their investment. She was right about the business fundamentals, but did not consider the systemic risk of a potential buyout You can be right in investing, but being early is the same as being wrong 2. Avoid companies with too much leverage Good businesses with too much leverage are a trap. When times get tough, they become limited in what they can do to maneuver around the situation She refers to these as "public LBOs". These are companies that are public but have balance sheet leverage similar to private equity-backed businesses Mala refers to her investment in Altice as a good example of this 3. Not revisiting your old names People often get wrapped up into sunk cost bias when they sell out of a name. Too few investors come back to look at their old names and re-underwrite them from first principles Mala refers to her investment in NVIDIA as a great example. She sold due to fears around crypto and gaming, which were largely driving the stock at the time But NVIDIA ultimately became an AI darling because of the progress they made on their chips. She ended up missing out on a massive rally on the stock Her process now includes consistently revising and revisiting stocks that she has sold or previously missed. These stocks present an interesting opportunity set that you can find winners from

Mala Gaonkar has one of the most storied careers in finance > Started career at BCG after graduating from Harvard > Worked as an analyst at Chase Capital before getting an MBA at Harvard Business School > Became founding partner of Lone Pine Capital, one of the most successful hedge funds of all time > Went on to become co-head of Lone Pine's long only strategy, covering their tech and internet investments > Started SurgoCap Partners in 2022 with $1.8B in AUM, the largest ever hedge fund launched by a woman Here are her biggest investing lessons from 23 years of experience as an investor 1. Think about businesses systematically, instead of silos Mala goes into detail about her short position in Nokia. Microsoft bought out the company and shorts were squeezed out of billions of dollars A year later, Microsoft completely wrote off their investment. She was right about the business fundamentals, but did not consider the systemic risk of a potential buyout You can be right in investing, but being early is the same as being wrong 2. Avoid companies with too much leverage Good businesses with too much leverage are a trap. When times get tough, they become limited in what they can do to maneuver around the situation She refers to these as "public LBOs". These are companies that are public but have balance sheet leverage similar to private equity-backed businesses Mala refers to her investment in Altice as a good example of this 3. Not revisiting your old names People often get wrapped up into sunk cost bias when they sell out of a name. Too few investors come back to look at their old names and re-underwrite them from first principles Mala refers to her investment in NVIDIA as a great example. She sold due to fears around crypto and gaming, which were largely driving the stock at the time But NVIDIA ultimately became an AI darling because of the progress they made on their chips. She ended up missing out on a massive rally on the stock Her process now includes consistently revising and revisiting stocks that she has sold or previously missed. These stocks present an interesting opportunity set that you can find winners from

Boring_Business

133,547 次观看 • 7 个月前

Stan Druckenmiller just explained the one rule that separates great investors from everyone else. "If the reason I bought a stock is no longer the case, I don't care what I paid for it." No anchoring to your cost basis. No waiting to break even. Clean slate. He bought at $60. It drops to $50. Most investors sit paralyzed waiting to get back to where they started. Druckenmiller has zero emotion about it and sells immediately. "I just don't care what I paid for a stock. It's absolutely irrelevant to my investment process going forward." This is actually what support and resistance on a chart is measuring. Resistance at $60 means a crowd of people bought at $60, watched it fall, and have been waiting three or four years just to break even. While they waited, they missed everything that was going up the whole time. Anchoring to your cost basis is one of the most expensive habits in investing. But Druckenmiller pairs this with something most people struggle to do at the same time: concentration. "Not being afraid of concentration is a big reason for my success." He plays across five buckets: equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, and credit. When one market has no clear edge, he finds one that does and sizes up there instead. Bear market in equities? The real action moves to bonds and currencies. He just follows it. Unemotional about losses. Concentrated when he has conviction. Flexible across markets. That combination is what kept him from ever having a down year. Our analysts use the same discipline sizing into high conviction positions across sectors. They were early to $AMD, $MU, $BE and $CRDO before their big run ups. You can follow their exact portfolios for $1 at Milk Road PRO. (link in bio)

Stan Druckenmiller just explained the one rule that separates great investors from everyone else. "If the reason I bought a stock is no longer the case, I don't care what I paid for it." No anchoring to your cost basis. No waiting to break even. Clean slate. He bought at $60. It drops to $50. Most investors sit paralyzed waiting to get back to where they started. Druckenmiller has zero emotion about it and sells immediately. "I just don't care what I paid for a stock. It's absolutely irrelevant to my investment process going forward." This is actually what support and resistance on a chart is measuring. Resistance at $60 means a crowd of people bought at $60, watched it fall, and have been waiting three or four years just to break even. While they waited, they missed everything that was going up the whole time. Anchoring to your cost basis is one of the most expensive habits in investing. But Druckenmiller pairs this with something most people struggle to do at the same time: concentration. "Not being afraid of concentration is a big reason for my success." He plays across five buckets: equities, bonds, currencies, commodities, and credit. When one market has no clear edge, he finds one that does and sizes up there instead. Bear market in equities? The real action moves to bonds and currencies. He just follows it. Unemotional about losses. Concentrated when he has conviction. Flexible across markets. That combination is what kept him from ever having a down year. Our analysts use the same discipline sizing into high conviction positions across sectors. They were early to $AMD, $MU, $BE and $CRDO before their big run ups. You can follow their exact portfolios for $1 at Milk Road PRO. (link in bio)

Milk Road Macro

170,012 次观看 • 4 个月前

One of the strangest patterns in the stock market that you don't know about! $SPY $VTI $VOO I recently watched an interview with Samir Varma, a theoretical physicist turned trader hedge-fund manager- he earned his doctorate in particle physics from University of Texas at Austin, and was one of the first to execute profitably quantitative futures strategies. He noted - over 30 years, almost all of $SPY ’s gains happened while the market was CLOSED! I found this super interesting, so I did some digging to see if this was true and here's the data: According to a long-term analysis (1993–2025), the “overnight” strategy for SPY i.e. buy at close, sell at next open, yielded cumulative gains of 1,105%, while the “intraday” strategy, buy at open, sell at close, only delivered about 27% over the same period i.e. - If you bought at the close every day and sold at the next open, your return would be about +1,100% - If you bought at the open and sold at the close, your return is only around +27% Same index, same time period but insanely different returns. This doesn’t mean the market always drops during the day - it just means that the average intraday move has been very small over the long run, while the average overnight move has been much larger. Why might this happen? - News and earnings usually come out after hours - Futures markets react overnight - Big institutions hedge when markets are closed - Risk premium for holding exposure through uncertainty This pattern shows up again and again in the data. Why this is not a free trading strategy? because costs and spreads can wipe out the edge if you try to time it. But for long-term investors, it highlights something important: - A big part of the compounding has come from simply holding overnight. - The market often moves the most while you’re not watching, a lesson for intraday index traders ;)

One of the strangest patterns in the stock market that you don't know about! $SPY $VTI $VOO I recently watched an interview with Samir Varma, a theoretical physicist turned trader hedge-fund manager- he earned his doctorate in particle physics from University of Texas at Austin, and was one of the first to execute profitably quantitative futures strategies. He noted - over 30 years, almost all of $SPY ’s gains happened while the market was CLOSED! I found this super interesting, so I did some digging to see if this was true and here's the data: According to a long-term analysis (1993–2025), the “overnight” strategy for SPY i.e. buy at close, sell at next open, yielded cumulative gains of 1,105%, while the “intraday” strategy, buy at open, sell at close, only delivered about 27% over the same period i.e. - If you bought at the close every day and sold at the next open, your return would be about +1,100% - If you bought at the open and sold at the close, your return is only around +27% Same index, same time period but insanely different returns. This doesn’t mean the market always drops during the day - it just means that the average intraday move has been very small over the long run, while the average overnight move has been much larger. Why might this happen? - News and earnings usually come out after hours - Futures markets react overnight - Big institutions hedge when markets are closed - Risk premium for holding exposure through uncertainty This pattern shows up again and again in the data. Why this is not a free trading strategy? because costs and spreads can wipe out the edge if you try to time it. But for long-term investors, it highlights something important: - A big part of the compounding has come from simply holding overnight. - The market often moves the most while you’re not watching, a lesson for intraday index traders ;)

Common Sense Investor (CSI)

89,024 次观看 • 9 个月前

One of the strangest patterns in the stock market that you don't know about! $SPY $VTI $VOO I recently watched an interview with Samir Varma, a theoretical physicist turned trader hedge-fund manager- he earned his doctorate in particle physics from University of Texas at Austin, and was one of the first to execute profitably quantitative futures strategies. He noted - over 30 years, almost all of $SPY ’s gains happened while the market was CLOSED! I found this super interesting, so I did some digging to see if this was true and here's the data: According to a long-term analysis (1993–2025), the “overnight” strategy for SPY i.e. buy at close, sell at next open, yielded cumulative gains of 1,105%, while the “intraday” strategy, buy at open, sell at close, only delivered about 27% over the same period i.e. - If you bought at the close every day and sold at the next open, your return would be about +1,100% - If you bought at the open and sold at the close, your return is only around +27% Same index, same time period but insanely different returns. This doesn’t mean the market always drops during the day - it just means that the average intraday move has been very small over the long run, while the average overnight move has been much larger. Why might this happen? - News and earnings usually come out after hours - Futures markets react overnight - Big institutions hedge when markets are closed - Risk premium for holding exposure through uncertainty This pattern shows up again and again in the data. Why this is not a free trading strategy? because costs and spreads can wipe out the edge if you try to time it. But for long-term investors, it highlights something important: - A big part of the compounding has come from simply holding overnight. - The market often moves the most while you’re not watching, a lesson for intraday index traders ;)

One of the strangest patterns in the stock market that you don't know about! $SPY $VTI $VOO I recently watched an interview with Samir Varma, a theoretical physicist turned trader hedge-fund manager- he earned his doctorate in particle physics from University of Texas at Austin, and was one of the first to execute profitably quantitative futures strategies. He noted - over 30 years, almost all of $SPY ’s gains happened while the market was CLOSED! I found this super interesting, so I did some digging to see if this was true and here's the data: According to a long-term analysis (1993–2025), the “overnight” strategy for SPY i.e. buy at close, sell at next open, yielded cumulative gains of 1,105%, while the “intraday” strategy, buy at open, sell at close, only delivered about 27% over the same period i.e. - If you bought at the close every day and sold at the next open, your return would be about +1,100% - If you bought at the open and sold at the close, your return is only around +27% Same index, same time period but insanely different returns. This doesn’t mean the market always drops during the day - it just means that the average intraday move has been very small over the long run, while the average overnight move has been much larger. Why might this happen? - News and earnings usually come out after hours - Futures markets react overnight - Big institutions hedge when markets are closed - Risk premium for holding exposure through uncertainty This pattern shows up again and again in the data. Why this is not a free trading strategy? because costs and spreads can wipe out the edge if you try to time it. But for long-term investors, it highlights something important: - A big part of the compounding has come from simply holding overnight. - The market often moves the most while you’re not watching, a lesson for intraday index traders ;)

Common Sense Investor (CSI)

67,677 次观看 • 6 个月前

Bill Ackman, CEO of Pershing Square, on why discomfort is the clearest signal of opportunity in the market: "The best time to invest is when it feels really uncomfortable to be investing money." Asked which economic indicators he watches most closely, Ackman's answer reveals why most investors get it wrong. His edge comes from listening directly to the businesses themselves, not government data: "We learn a lot by just following companies. You can learn more real-time data how the country is doing and how businesses are doing by reading a conference call transcript or sitting on an earnings call. And hear the commentary from the CEOs, listen to their conviction or lack thereof." Government data, in his view, is too slow and too noisy to drive real decisions: "The government data always gets revised… 90 days later there's a pop in inflation because of a war or gas prices being up." Then Bill Ackman makes the point that changes how you should read every scary headline and earnings miss: "What matters for when you're valuing a business, it's about the present value of the next 50 years. It's not about what's happening in the next few weeks or a few months." His closing advice to retail investors gets to the heart of where opportunity actually lives: "My best advice to a Robinhood investor is to think that in a world where everyone's focused on the short-term, there's some really interesting opportunities for someone who's willing to take a longer-term view."

Bill Ackman, CEO of Pershing Square, on why discomfort is the clearest signal of opportunity in the market: "The best time to invest is when it feels really uncomfortable to be investing money." Asked which economic indicators he watches most closely, Ackman's answer reveals why most investors get it wrong. His edge comes from listening directly to the businesses themselves, not government data: "We learn a lot by just following companies. You can learn more real-time data how the country is doing and how businesses are doing by reading a conference call transcript or sitting on an earnings call. And hear the commentary from the CEOs, listen to their conviction or lack thereof." Government data, in his view, is too slow and too noisy to drive real decisions: "The government data always gets revised… 90 days later there's a pop in inflation because of a war or gas prices being up." Then Bill Ackman makes the point that changes how you should read every scary headline and earnings miss: "What matters for when you're valuing a business, it's about the present value of the next 50 years. It's not about what's happening in the next few weeks or a few months." His closing advice to retail investors gets to the heart of where opportunity actually lives: "My best advice to a Robinhood investor is to think that in a world where everyone's focused on the short-term, there's some really interesting opportunities for someone who's willing to take a longer-term view."

Big Brain Business

13,906 次观看 • 4 个月前

6-8-26 The Market Signal That Appears Near Major Tops In this Short video, Tom Thornton Thomas Thornton and Lance Roberts discuss one of the most important warning signs investors should watch near potential market tops: extreme crowding. This signal often appears near major tops. Tom explains why he's closely monitoring the Korean $KOSPI index, where Samsung and SK Hynix make up roughly half the market and provide a valuable window into the global AI and memory trade. $EWY Despite memory prices peaking earlier this year, memory stocks $MU $SNDK $WDC $STX have continued to surge as investors remain focused on the bullish narrative of tight supply and growing AI demand. One of the biggest warning signs is the sheer amount of money flowing into the sector. Semiconductor ETFs $SMH $SOXX have seen record inflows, while data center and memory stock baskets are flashing multiple exhaustion signals. These indicators don't necessarily predict an immediate decline, but they often suggest a trade is becoming overcrowded and that the pool of new buyers is shrinking. Tom also notes that similar conditions have appeared before in assets such as #gold $GLD and #silver $SLV. Investor enthusiasm reaches extreme levels, analysts raise price targets, fund flows hit records, and bullish narratives become widely accepted. Eventually, the buyers who drove the rally become the next wave of sellers. Today, he sees many of those same characteristics emerging across semiconductors, AI infrastructure, and memory stocks. While the long-term AI story may remain intact, positioning has become increasingly one-sided, creating the potential for volatility if sentiment begins to shift. When a trade becomes universally loved, investors should ask a simple question: who's left to buy? Check out our comprehensive "15 Trading Rules" guide ▶️ This guide includes practical rules for managing positions, taking profits, controlling risk, and avoiding the emotional mistakes that often hurt returns during major market corrections.

6-8-26 The Market Signal That Appears Near Major Tops In this Short video, Tom Thornton Thomas Thornton and Lance Roberts discuss one of the most important warning signs investors should watch near potential market tops: extreme crowding. This signal often appears near major tops. Tom explains why he's closely monitoring the Korean $KOSPI index, where Samsung and SK Hynix make up roughly half the market and provide a valuable window into the global AI and memory trade. $EWY Despite memory prices peaking earlier this year, memory stocks $MU $SNDK $WDC $STX have continued to surge as investors remain focused on the bullish narrative of tight supply and growing AI demand. One of the biggest warning signs is the sheer amount of money flowing into the sector. Semiconductor ETFs $SMH $SOXX have seen record inflows, while data center and memory stock baskets are flashing multiple exhaustion signals. These indicators don't necessarily predict an immediate decline, but they often suggest a trade is becoming overcrowded and that the pool of new buyers is shrinking. Tom also notes that similar conditions have appeared before in assets such as #gold $GLD and #silver $SLV. Investor enthusiasm reaches extreme levels, analysts raise price targets, fund flows hit records, and bullish narratives become widely accepted. Eventually, the buyers who drove the rally become the next wave of sellers. Today, he sees many of those same characteristics emerging across semiconductors, AI infrastructure, and memory stocks. While the long-term AI story may remain intact, positioning has become increasingly one-sided, creating the potential for volatility if sentiment begins to shift. When a trade becomes universally loved, investors should ask a simple question: who's left to buy? Check out our comprehensive "15 Trading Rules" guide ▶️ This guide includes practical rules for managing positions, taking profits, controlling risk, and avoiding the emotional mistakes that often hurt returns during major market corrections.

Lance Roberts

11,350 次观看 • 3 个月前

📺🎓How ATR Reveals The Best Stock Entry Points Please ❤️like, 🔖bookmark, and 🔁share with fellow growth stock traders/investors In this educational Short, Don Vandenbord explains why Average True Range (ATR) is one of the most valuable tools for improving stock entries and avoiding costly FOMO trades. * After analyzing roughly 1,000 completed trades at Revere Asset Management, we found a clear pattern: the farther a stock has already moved off its intraday low before you buy it, the lower your probability of success. Instead of chasing momentum after a stock has already made a large move, our data shows traders should aim to enter within roughly half an ATR of the day's low whenever possible. Once a stock has already traveled around three-quarters of its ATR for the day, the odds of an immediate pullback increase sharply. In our study, those late entries produced only about a 29% win rate and were far more likely to finish the day in the red. * The lesson isn't that strong stocks should be avoided—it’s that entry timing matters just as much as stock selection. Even fundamentally strong leaders can become poor trades if they're purchased after an extended intraday rally. Better entries improve win rates, first-day performance, and overall trade expectancy. * The discussion also highlights how today's leading growth stocks have much wider ATRs than in previous years. Traditional 7–8% stop losses can now represent just one normal day's movement, making traders more vulnerable to being stopped out during routine pullbacks if they chase entries. That makes both patience and proper position sizing even more important. * To adapt, our team is incorporating these findings directly into our trading process. Half of the portfolio remains invested in index exposure $SPX $QQQ to capture market rotations, while the other half focuses on leading stocks and sectors. Position sizes are adjusted based on volatility so that one highly volatile stock cannot disproportionately impact overall portfolio performance. * The bottom line is that don't let FOMO dictate your entries. Use ATR to determine whether a stock is extended, wait for higher-probability entry points, size positions according to volatility, and let data drive your trading decisions. Better entries won't guarantee every trade is a winner, but they can significantly improve the odds over hundreds of trades. * You can find more details about Revere Asset Management in the FAQ section on our website, along with additional insights into our investment process, portfolio structure, and onboarding. ▶️

📺🎓How ATR Reveals The Best Stock Entry Points Please ❤️like, 🔖bookmark, and 🔁share with fellow growth stock traders/investors In this educational Short, Don Vandenbord explains why Average True Range (ATR) is one of the most valuable tools for improving stock entries and avoiding costly FOMO trades. * After analyzing roughly 1,000 completed trades at Revere Asset Management, we found a clear pattern: the farther a stock has already moved off its intraday low before you buy it, the lower your probability of success. Instead of chasing momentum after a stock has already made a large move, our data shows traders should aim to enter within roughly half an ATR of the day's low whenever possible. Once a stock has already traveled around three-quarters of its ATR for the day, the odds of an immediate pullback increase sharply. In our study, those late entries produced only about a 29% win rate and were far more likely to finish the day in the red. * The lesson isn't that strong stocks should be avoided—it’s that entry timing matters just as much as stock selection. Even fundamentally strong leaders can become poor trades if they're purchased after an extended intraday rally. Better entries improve win rates, first-day performance, and overall trade expectancy. * The discussion also highlights how today's leading growth stocks have much wider ATRs than in previous years. Traditional 7–8% stop losses can now represent just one normal day's movement, making traders more vulnerable to being stopped out during routine pullbacks if they chase entries. That makes both patience and proper position sizing even more important. * To adapt, our team is incorporating these findings directly into our trading process. Half of the portfolio remains invested in index exposure $SPX $QQQ to capture market rotations, while the other half focuses on leading stocks and sectors. Position sizes are adjusted based on volatility so that one highly volatile stock cannot disproportionately impact overall portfolio performance. * The bottom line is that don't let FOMO dictate your entries. Use ATR to determine whether a stock is extended, wait for higher-probability entry points, size positions according to volatility, and let data drive your trading decisions. Better entries won't guarantee every trade is a winner, but they can significantly improve the odds over hundreds of trades. * You can find more details about Revere Asset Management in the FAQ section on our website, along with additional insights into our investment process, portfolio structure, and onboarding. ▶️

Revere Asset Management

60,913 次观看 • 1 个月前