Harsh

[Harsh @HarshdeepBatra]

$ETH is going to $1300 - $1450 in the next few weeks or months. That's the tweet. I am no one, but do with that info what you may.
Thats just my opinion and i could be 100% wrong.

[Harsh @HarshdeepBatra]

@MrBeast 1
#promotion

[Harsh @HarshdeepBatra]

Almost there 🤷🏻‍♂️

[Harsh @HarshdeepBatra]

$ETH is going to $1300 - $1450 in the next few weeks or months. That's the tweet. I am no one, but do with that info what you may.
Thats just my opinion and i could be 100% wrong.

[Ranjit @geekyranjit]

Watched the entire 41 min video by Arun @Mrwhosetheboss in one go https://t.co/oxIX3H2coO

Great work it was like a documentary!

[Ice Universe @UniverseIce]

I hope Samsung’s smartphone business can be spun off from Samsung Electronics.

It sounds radical, but this may be one of the ways for Galaxy to become truly powerful again.

On paper, Samsung’s smartphone business has the strongest vertical supply chain in the world: its own displays, memory, sensors, chips, and manufacturing ecosystem.

But that strength has also become a burden.

Galaxy is a top global smartphone brand, yet it is often restricted by the internal interests of the Samsung empire.

Memory has to consider the profits of DS.
Displays have to consider the profits of Samsung Display.
Chips have to consider the existence of Exynos.
Costs have to consider the group’s overall profit structure.
Product strategy has to take care of the entire Samsung ecosystem.

As a result, Samsung’s smartphone division is starting to look less like a pure smartphone company, and more like an internal coordination department of a giant conglomerate.
In the past, Samsung won the world through vertical integration. Owning displays, memory, chips, and manufacturing was a massive advantage.

But today’s smartphone market is different.

Consumers do not care how complicated your internal synergy is.
They only care whether the display is good, the camera is strong, the battery is big, charging is fast, the software is smooth, and the product is worth the money.

If Galaxy becomes more independent, it can make decisions based purely on product competitiveness.

Use the best chip.
Use the right display.
Use the strongest sensor.
Choose whoever can make Galaxy better.

Galaxy should stand on the side of users, product experience, and market competition, instead of always calculating internal group interests first.

In recent years, Galaxy Ultra camera hardware has been stagnant. Charging has been conservative. Battery upgrades have been conservative. Foldables are now being chased aggressively by Chinese brands.

Many times, it is not that Samsung Mobile lacks the ability to be more aggressive. It is carrying too much of the group’s internal logic on its back.
Samsung Mobile needs to regain its ambition.
It should think like an independent consumer electronics company.
Focus on experience like Apple.
Push hardware like Chinese brands.
Dare to redefine smartphones like the old Galaxy Note era.
Clear boundaries between brothers can sometimes be healthier than one family tying each other down.
If Samsung’s smartphone business is ever spun off from Samsung Electronics, Galaxy may lose some internal protection, but it will gain something more important: freedom.

Freedom to source.
Freedom to choose.
Freedom to compete.
Freedom to innovate.

Samsung Mobile should not remain a sacrifice for the balance of group interests.

Galaxy should become Galaxy again, the brand that makes the entire industry nervous.

[Harsh @HarshdeepBatra]

@GVRCALLS LFG

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

I own a duplex. My tenant downstairs is a single mom with a newborn. Rent is due on the 1st. It was the 5th, and I hadn't heard from her. Usually, I send a late notice. It's a business, right? But I went down and knocked instead. She opened the door holding a crying baby. She looked like she hadn't slept in a week. "I'm so sorry," she panicked. "My maternity leave was unpaid and my car broke down. I have $200. I can get the rest by Friday." I looked around her apartment. It was bare. She had sold her couch. "Keep the $200," I said. "In fact, don't worry about rent this month." She stopped crying and stared at me. "What?" "Take the month," I said. "Buy groceries. Fix the car. We'll start fresh next month." I lost $1,200 that day. But the look of pure relief on that mother's face? Worth every single penny. A lease is a contract, but humanity should always be the fine print.

[Fathers Diary @Fathers_Diary]

5 years old - Dad knows everything!

7 years old - Dad knows.

10 years old - Maybe dad doesn’t know?!

12 years old - Dad doesn’t know.

14 years old - Dads gone crazy!

16 years old - Can’t take dad seriously.

18 years old - What does dad know?!

22 years old - Dads talking rubbish!

24 years old - I know more than dad!

26 years old - Dad seems to know some things after all.

30 years old - Think I should ask dad about this?!

40 years old - It’s amazing how dad went through all this!

45 years old - Dads been right all along.

50 years old - If dad was here, I could have learned a lot from him.

Your father is the only man who's proud to see you doing better than him.

[Harsh @HarshdeepBatra]

$ETH is going to $1300 - $1450 in the next few weeks or months. That's the tweet. I am no one, but do with that info what you may.
Thats just my opinion and i could be 100% wrong.

[UB @CryptoUB]

Learning patience in trading is hard.

I think it's one of those things that you learn because you get tired of your own behavior.

You lose a lot by taking mid setups often so you naturally become more patient.

No book will solve the issue.

Thoughts?

[Nikhil Kamath @nikhilkamathcio]

Out now @elonmusk

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Interview with Nikhil

[Shah Rukh Khan @iamsrk]

Rest in Peace Dharam ji. You were nothing short of a father figure to me… thank u for showering me with blessings and love the way you did. An inconsolable and irreplaceable loss to not just his family, but to cinema and film lovers world over. You are immortal… and your soul will live through your films and your beautiful family forever. Love you always.

[Harsh @HarshdeepBatra]

@CryptoVikings07 That's gonna be me. Lfg 🚀

[Netflix India @NetflixIndia]

For no reason at all, here's SRK in Jab Harry Met Sejal (2017).

[Shah Rukh Khan @iamsrk]

Sau deshon mein badnaam,
Duniya ne diya sirf ek hi naam - #KING
#KingTitleReveal
It’s Showtime!
In Cinemas 2026.

[Siddharth Anand @justSidAnand]

K I N G

[Siddharth Anand @justSidAnand]

When stars go beyond being “just a superstar” they are called 👑

Happy Birthday INDIA’s KING

[Shashi Tharoor @ShashiTharoor]

Happy 60th Birthday to the ultimate King of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan @iamsrk !

I have to admit, I'm finding this "60" number deeply suspicious. A crack team of independent fact-checkers and forensic detectives investigated this "60" claim & concluded: "In the complete and absolute absence of any discernible visual evidence—specifically, no non-photoshopped grey hair, no undeniable signs of slowing down, and a persistent appearance of someone significantly younger—the claim that Shah Rukh Khan is turning 60 cannot be factually confirmed."

I suspect the official story is a cover-up & that SRK is actually starring in a real-life, decades-long, global-scale Bollywood adaptation of 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.' He's ageing in reverse.

Look at the evidence:
1. His energy levels today seem higher than they were 20 years ago.
2. His hairstyle has become progressively more youthful.
3. There are no wrinkles a decent lighting crew can't explain away.

I predict by the time he hits his "70th" birthday, he'll be auditioning for teenage roles. Mercifully, I don’t expect to be around when he turns into a child star.

Congratulations on this unbelievable milestone, Shah Rukh! Please keep defying physics and biology, & confusing us all for many years to come.

#HappyBirthdaySRK #KingKhan

[Harsh @HarshdeepBatra]

@LisaNEdwards $hft and $sei please, Lisa. Thanks. Just want another opinion, other than my own.