@RamTeluguTrader@Shannu__07@CommonManTamil CAS & Stop-Loss — simple example 👇
Buy Reliance at ₹1,000
SL = ₹950
Normally:
₹1,000 → ₹950 = ₹50 loss
But during CAS, don't assume your SL will protect you.
If CAS closes the stock at ₹920:
₹1,000 → ₹920 = ₹80 loss
Your planned SL is not guaranteed during CAS.
@RamTeluguTrader@Shannu__07@CommonManTamil CAS & Stop-Loss — simple example 👇
Buy Reliance at ₹1,000
SL = ₹950
Normally:
₹1,000 → ₹950 = ₹50 loss
But during CAS, don't assume your SL will protect you.
If CAS closes the stock at ₹920:
₹1,000 → ₹920 = ₹80 loss
Your planned SL is not guaranteed during CAS.
TCS laptop monitoring raises a bigger question than productivity.
For employees: transparency, privacy and trust matter. Monitoring tools can help cybersecurity and IT efficiency—but become problematic if they turn into digital surveillance or “activity policing.”
For shareholders, the test is simple: does this improve productivity and margins without hurting morale, retention and governance?
Watch: attrition, utilisation, margins and employee sentiment.
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@aruplnt full transition takes 2 decades atleast! then there is export to neighbouring contries like Bangladesh. enough time frame to asset appreciation and dividend accumulation
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So you’re telling me if I own ₹1 crore worth of Coal India…
And Coal India pays around ₹26.50 per share in annual dividends…
I’d receive roughly ₹6.2 lakh every year in dividend income.
That’s about ₹52,000 per month on average—just for holding the stock.
Not investing advice. Just sharing to show the power of dividends and compounding.
The idea of owning productive assets that pay you while you hold them is fascinating. 📈
So you're telling me if I own 20,000 shares of ITC...
And ITC pays around ₹14.50 per share in annual dividends...
I'd receive about ₹2.9 lakh every year in dividend income—just for holding the stock.
That's roughly ₹72,500 every quarter on average.
Some people could retire off income like that.
Why aren't more people doing this?
JUBLFOOD’s next growth engine may not be pizza. 🍗
Domino’s remains the core business, but Popeyes is emerging as a serious challenger in India’s chicken QSR market.
Popeyes is already delivering 40%+ LFL growth and JUBLFOOD is targeting a ₹1,000 Cr business with ~250 stores.
KFC has the scale and first-mover advantage.
But Popeyes has something interesting: a tiny base + rapid expansion + strong product innovation.
If JUBLFOOD executes, Popeyes could become more than a second brand—it could become a genuine KFC challenger.
For JUBLFOOD investors, this is the optionality I'm watching. 👀
So you’re telling me if I own 20,000 shares of Vedanta…
And Vedanta pays around ₹34 per share in annual dividends…
I’d receive about ₹6.8 lakh every year in dividend income—just for holding the stock.
That’s roughly ₹1.7 lakh every quarter on average.
Some people could retire off income like that.
Why aren’t more people doing this?