“I want to see my father’s face… please remove the cloth, sir.”
Clinging inconsolably to the coffin, young Arshan wept alongside his brother Abhishek, pleading for one last look at their dad.
R. Rajesh, a 37-year-old national throwball player and rescue instructor, swam into the roaring Karyankode River to save a trapped farmer. In an ultimate act of selflessness, he surrendered his own life jacket to secure the man's survival. The farmer made it to safety, but Rajesh was swept away by the lethal undercurrents—giving his life so another could live.
Pranamam Rajesh 💐
Om Shanthi
Averaging Up : Why Winners Deserve More Size, Not Less
I run Core & Swing as two portfolio structures.
1-Swing: All-in almost every time, 98% of trades.
Initial allocation is already 15-25%. Nothing left to add.
2-Core : Start small , 3-4%. Scale to 10-12% as the stock earns it.
Hence, Averaging up only exists in Core for me, but same strategy can be used using 11/21DEMA for swing
How I do it:
Main actor: weekly chart, 11EMA as the anchor.
1 - Pullback to the 11EMA. Reclaims it, tightens, shows strength again, add on reversal. My favourite. Current many examples
2 - If Starting Allocation too small (say 1%)? Switch to daily chart, 21EMA pullback - lets you size up faster. (I avoid)
3 - Relative strength. Market falling but stock refuses to. Early this year: Atlanta, $SNDK , current some tech names
4 - Post-earnings acceleration (EP or delayed) on a name already in an uptrend & already in your portfolio. - Last week $HSCL, hopefully $FTNT tomorrow 🙂
5 - New 3/6m high. Fresh structural strength, not a bounce. Look for base completion or a low cheat entry.
6 - RS weak but accumulation strong, especially adding inside the base before the breakout. Look for Pocket pivots. Hardest to execute - needs volume reading.
Real edge in this game is asymmetry and key factor of asymmetry is Position size
A few names $OSCR, KISSHT, CUPID carry the whole quarter.
Cut your losers, fine. But if your winners also stay at starter size, you are capping upside too.
Bookmark this and rty finding some names
You MUST force yourself to be high energy
Training, having a GF, having businesses, having hoes on the side, having fun, being active on social media, making friends etc.
All require work. If you get tired after 8h of work you won't be able to make no moves.
Learn life.
Every millionaire trader I’ve ever studied understands this 1 core concept:
Look for tight, "coiled" price action.
Think of price like a spring.
The tighter the coil becomes, the greater the potential release once momentum returns.
Compression creates opportunity.