@prakdadlani Jai Jhulelal, since we deal in wholesale. My suggestion would be to study products from VGR. It’s the most popular and reliable brand across salons. Naam se bikta h. Designs ache h and kafi reliable h. Specifically VRG VL 118 model (hair clipper) and V 937/947 as zero machine
@VikasAlwys I have the similar story, quit my job Singapore to be with my single mother after my father sudden demise. Hustle karna padta h, but at the end of the day things do come through. Kudos to Vivek bhai.
@SandeepMall I m 33, quit my job in Singapore to take care of my mother. Have started my business recently and it is going to take some time for it to get on track. What advice do you have for me? I feel lost sometimes.
@YESBANK I have a Car Loan with Loan Number: ALN008801701595.
Entire amount required to foreclose the loan was deposited on 8th May 2026 as per the foreclosure report provided by your employees. Since then NOC has not been issued with your management not responding at all. #rbi
@WokePandemic My maid POV - “yesterday our electricity was cut off at 0830 am because the balance became negative. How am I supposed to recharge in the middle of the month just to make the balance positive. It’s hard for people like us to arrange funds on immediate basis”
Obviously, most small cap funds haven’t delivered meaningful returns over the last 5–6 quarters. In fact, one shouldn’t even invest in small cap funds without at least a 7-year time horizon.
But SIPs were never meant to be judged by near-term returns. Their real power lies in building the habit of saving and investing first, before spending, and that discipline makes all the difference over the long run.
Even if your SIPs haven’t shown exciting returns yet, the steady expansion of your corpus through continued investing is quietly setting the stage for a powerful compounding phase when the cycle turns.
Whether it takes 3 months, 6 months, a year, or even longer, the turn will come. Markets always move forward.
Until then… Lage Raho!
@rakshitraii that I understand but to calculate the value of GEX you need T "time to expiry" and since T = 0/365, the value is 0. So I wanted to know how you evaluate T on the day of expiry
@cromaretail A technician visit was assured today, which didn't happen so I will be calling my own technician tomorrow since I am left with no other option now.
I would like to claim the amount that will be spent on repair
@cromaretail ordered a refrigerator from Snapmint and got it delivered on 30th July.
It's 18th August today, and the refrigerator has stopped working completely for the past 3 days. Been trying to get some technical support through customer support, but no technical rep has shown