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Abhi nahi to kabhi nahi

[DEMOLITION MAN @johnspartanman]

@Marcela252016 Descubrió la vida adulta y pensó que era una conspiración contra ella

[Rupak @RupakChatto]

Data free opinions from alleged "fact checker".

Here is comparative data for the Market Cap of the Top-50 companies by each country.
Ranking: most concentrated to least concentrated
Ranked from most concentrated to least concentrated:

🇸🇬 Singapore — ~ 90%
🇹🇼 Taiwan — ~85%
🇮🇩 Indonesia — ~81%
🇩🇪 Germany — ~78%
🇫🇷 France — ~78%
🇬🇧 UK — ~75%
🇺🇸 USA — ~56%
🇮🇳 India — ~42%
🇨🇳 China — ~40%

[signüll @signulll]

assuming the current u.s. life expectancy of 79 years as a baseline, in your life you get:

~4,120 weekends
~8,240 weekend days
79 summers
316 seasons
79 birthdays
~980 full moons
~28,850 nights
~86,500 meals

at common frequencies post childhood:

- one major trip/year: 61 trips
- three major trips/year: 183 trips
- one great dinner/month: 730 dinners
- one memorable night/month: 730 nights
- one book/month: 730 books
- seeing a friend annually: 61 meetings
- seeing them every five years: 12 meetings
- moving every five years: ~12 homes
- building one startup every six years: perhaps 7 serious attempts during a conventional working life
- owning each car for five years: ~12 cars
- getting a new dog every 12 years: ~5 dog eras
- taking one proper family vacation/year: 61 vacations, but only ~18 while each child lives at home
- spending two weeks/year with parents after leaving home: 40 weeks over 20 years, versus ~936 weeks spent together during childhood

life feels long cuz days repeat. measured in meaningful repetitions, it is shockingly small.

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

@ShaatirBanda If you're sapiosexual

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

@ShaatirBanda Hindookissinger?

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

@Raktarasikah Gori too needs to be dolled up sans tattoos
Dono achi lag rahi

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

@Raktarasikah Mahila nahi, dono k sath hone k context pucha bhai

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

@UnapologeticNa3 @samanya_kumar They're rich enough to afford skincare

[Indian Tintin @IndianTintin_]

REPOST because ANI deleted this same post in a slimy fashion when we had all quoted it. ANI did this to reduce heat being applied to the government.

My list of 9 demands wrt caste-based quota issue:

*A cap on combined reservations for SC/ST/OBC at 50% ceiling limit(Indra Sawhney v Union of India 1992) as ruled by SC

*No Private Sector Quotas

*Dilute SC/ST Act to add due process in line with SC recommendations before Modi government made it more stringent. Innocent until proven Guilty, not other way around.

*Fire Dilip Mandal

*Reservation should disqualify your future generations from availing reservation like you

*Should be legal for Doctors/Engineers to advertise their AIR

*Action against non UCs hate speech against UCs on college campuses, in political rallies, big social media accounts and in pop culture especially movies

*Draft fair UGC new regulations as recommended by SC.

*Creamy Layer applied to SCs. 4 out of 6 Supreme Court Judges in the sub-classification judgment ruled in favour of it. Why is Modi government opposed to this?

What would you add?

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

@lonerpotterhead Ladies with beard acche nahi lagte

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

@treypxyy It probably was busting at seams

[alexei @alexeixbt]

that's neuron.
it doesn't know fear.
it doesn't know lack.
it just repeats what you tell it.

you tell it "i'm not enough" 500 times. the neuron fires. then fires again. then builds a superhighway for that belief.

you tell it "nothing ever works for me" every morning. the neuron doesn't argue. it just memorizes.

you tell it "i can't change" long enough, the neuron believes you. and then your reality matches.

that's neuroplasticity.

from a quantum perspective, your focused attention is what turns possibility into experience. the neuron is the bridge, but the bridge only appears when you choose a direction.

the good news? the same neuron doesn't know truth from a lie. it just repeats. so you can overwrite the lie with a new signal. when you hold that new signal with quiet certainty, reality reorganizes around it, without you forcing it.

what most people get wrong: they try to "think positive" once. then wonder why nothing changes.

one weak signal doesn't build a highway. repetition does. and without the inner "already done", the repetition stays hollow."

[sphinx @protosphinx]

In the 1990s power-starved India was trying to build a dam in Gujarat. The dam would generate electricity and bring canals to the country’s driest regions. A woman led a protest against it, and the fight dragged on for years.

At the same time China was building the Three Gorges Dam. India and China had comparable GDPs back then.

India completed its dam after a decade of protests and delays.

China finished its massive dam earlier, then used that power to build factories, infrastructure and more dams, lifting itself out of poverty.

[Ramkumar | Structured Investing @Ramkuma66261700]

Most investors choose a Multi-Asset Fund by looking at just one number:

Returns.

But a Multi-Asset Fund has a different job from a pure equity fund.

It is supposed to combine equity, debt, gold and other assets to deliver a better investing journey across market cycles.

So I analysed the funds matrix posted by @Mf360WW
using not just returns, but also:

→ Standard Deviation
→ Sharpe Ratio
→ Sortino Ratio
→ Long-term CAGR
→ SIP returns

The results were interesting.

1) Quant Multi Asset: The Return Machine
Quant is the clear leader in absolute returns:
• 3Y: 23.27%
• 5Y: 20.70%
• 10Y: 18.94%
• 10Y SIP Return: 22.30%

And importantly, the risk-adjusted metrics are also strong:

• Sharpe: 1.30
• Sortino: 1.99

Yes, volatility is relatively higher at 11.86%.

But Quant's numbers suggest that investors were compensated well for that additional risk.

Takeaway: Quant appears to be the strongest fund for investors prioritising long-term wealth creation, provided they can tolerate relatively higher volatility.

2) WhiteOak Capital: The Risk-Adjusted Superstar

Now look at these numbers:

• 3Y Return: 17.65%
• Standard Deviation: 5.09%
• Sharpe: 1.94
• Sortino: 2.43

The return is lower than Quant.

But the volatility is less than half.

This is why risk-adjusted returns matter.

A fund delivering 18% with 5% volatility may offer a much smoother investment journey than a fund delivering 23% with 12% volatility.

WhiteOak has the strongest Sharpe and Sortino profile in this dataset.

The caveat?

The track record is still short.

Great 3-year numbers need to survive a full market cycle before we can draw stronger conclusions.

3) ICICI Prudential: The Balanced Compounder
ICICI Prudential may not have the flashiest numbers.
But it has something more valuable for many retail investors:
Consistency.

• 3Y: 16.17%
• 5Y: 17.51%
• 10Y: 15.73%
• Standard Deviation: 8.58%
• Sharpe: 1.07
• Sortino: 1.23

This is a strong combination of:

Good long-term returns
Lower volatility
Proven 10-year history

Takeaway: For someone looking for a potential core multi-asset allocation, ICICI Prudential stands out.

4) Nippon India: The Interesting Middle Ground

Nippon India has produced:

• 3Y: 20.55%
• 5Y: 16.50%
• Standard Deviation: 9.49%
• Sharpe: 1.29
• Sortino: 1.62

This is perhaps one of the most interesting combinations in the dataset.

It has delivered returns closer to the aggressive funds.

But with volatility lower than Quant.

Its Sharpe ratio of 1.29 is almost identical to Quant's 1.30.

That suggests strong return efficiency.

Nippon India deserves a closer look.

5) SBI Multi Asset: The Smoother Ride
SBI isn't the highest-returning fund.

But it has delivered respectable long-term performance with relatively controlled risk:

• 3Y: 16.57%
• 5Y: 14.31%
• 10Y: 12.29%
• Standard Deviation: 8.34%
• Sharpe: 1.15
• Sortino: 1.46

The numbers suggest a smoother journey.
And that matters more than many investors realise.

Because the biggest risk for a retail investor isn't always volatility.

Sometimes it is their own behaviour.

A portfolio that falls 35% may cause an investor to panic and exit.

A smoother portfolio that compounds at a slightly lower rate may ultimately produce a better real-life investor return.

6) Here is the most interesting comparison:

Quant vs WhiteOak

Quant:

→ Return: 23.27%
→ Volatility: 11.86%
→ Sharpe: 1.30

WhiteOak:
→ Return: 17.65%
→ Volatility: 5.09%
→ Sharpe: 1.94

So which one is better?
There is no universal answer.
It depends on what you want.

If your priority is:

Maximum growth → Quant

If your priority is:

Maximum return efficiency → WhiteOak

If your priority is:

A proven long-term core holding → ICICI Prudential

If you want:

A balance between growth and risk → Nippon India

If you prefer:

A relatively smoother journey → SBI Multi Asset

The biggest mistake investors can make is assuming:
Higher returns = Better fund
Not necessarily.

A fund may generate higher returns because it:
• Takes more equity exposure
• Has higher exposure to small and midcaps
• Takes concentrated positions
• Has more aggressive asset allocation

That doesn't automatically mean it is a superior investment.

The real question is:

How much return did the fund generate for every unit of risk it took?

That's where Sharpe and Sortino ratios become useful.

My quantitative shortlist from this analysis:

Quant Multi Asset — Best absolute returns

WhiteOak Capital Multi Asset — Best risk-adjusted statistics

ICICI Prudential Multi Asset — Strong long-term balanced profile

Nippon India Multi Asset — Attractive growth-risk combination

SBI Multi Asset — Established smoother compounder

But this is only Step 1.

Before investing, I would also analyse:
1. Current equity, debt and gold allocation
2. How actively the fund changes asset allocation
3. Portfolio overlap with your existing equity funds
4. Fund manager tenure and investment process
5. AUM growth and its impact on flexibility
6. Maximum drawdowns during market crashes
7. Rolling 3-year and 5-year performance
8. Tax implications

Because in Multi-Asset Funds, the real edge may not come from picking the best stocks.

It may come from something much more powerful:

Knowing when to own equities, debt, gold — and when to rebalance between them.

Don't just ask: “Which Multi-Asset Fund gave the highest return?”

Ask:

“Which fund delivered attractive returns with a level of volatility that I can actually live with for the next 10 years?”

That is probably the more important investment question.

Past performance is not indicative of future returns. This analysis is based on historical quantitative data and should be combined with qualitative due diligence before making investment decisions.

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

These aren't even the fairest of fair Indians at all

[bumbadum @bumbadum14]

Kind of hilarious how you can tell every one of the girls is mixed with white parents lmao.

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

@tommybpodcast1 @bumbadum14 Alexendra ran away with tail between his legs when he faced elephant on the banks of Indus

[SambhavāmiYugeYuge - Healthmaxxing🌞 @Windsofchange72]

Finally beginning to accept India's monumental influence on every aspect of your Civilization....

This is a welcome change 😁

Hope to see a post on how Suchi Veda and Marma Therapy practiced in India 3000+ yrs ago actually influenced Acupuncture.

There is even 1-to-1 match between each Ayurvedic nadis and TCM meridians.

Pulse diagnosis is also practiced in both Ayurveda and TCM.

[Jain Ji Raibulushionary @Zoomerjeet]

I mean it's legit impressive. Someone should go to Bikaner and document this.

Credits- @shankarburi0178 on YouTube

[Billu Pucchu @S74290905]

@swati_gs Police should track the ones who pay him