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Remembering our Founder Jamsetji Nusserwanji Tata on his 187th birth anniversary. ​
Follow this thread for some pictures from his life. ​

Image credit: Tata Central Archives​

#LegendLivesOn #ThisIsTata​

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[indianhistorypics @IndiaHistorypic]

1989 :: Guess The Name of This Serial On Doordarshan ?

[Sann @san_x_m]

It was 3 pm at Swargadwar cremation ground in Puri.

Sabyasachi, 35 years old, who was a Vice President in a big software company in America, came straight from the airport to the cremation ground. His father, Pradipta Mishra, 75 years old, had passed away the previous night.

Sabyasachi was holding an expensive laptop bag and wearing Ray Ban glasses. He looked very busy and kept checking his watch again and again.

Tarun from Moksha Event Management, a funeral service company, was standing there. He had arranged everything. The wood was ready, the priest had been called, and Pradipta Mishra’s body was bathed and prepared.

Sabyasachi arrived. He looked at his father’s face. Two drops of tears fell from his eyes.

He asked Tarun, “Mr Tarun, is everything ready? I have to catch a return flight at 6 pm. I have an important meeting tomorrow. Please finish this quickly.”

Tarun was shocked but quietly nodded.

The rituals were completed. Sabyasachi lit the funeral fire. Smoke rose into the sky.

Then he took Tarun aside and took out his checkbook. He said, “Tarun, thank you. You arranged everything well. What is your bill? Fifty thousand or one lakh? Tell me the amount, I will write the cheque now. I cannot come again. Please also take care of the ashes.”

Tarun smiled strangely and said, “Sir, there is no need to pay. Your bill has already been paid.”

Sabyasachi was confused. “Already paid? Who paid? Did my uncle pay?”

Tarun replied, “No sir. Five years ago, your father came to our office. He was very sick and could hardly walk. He asked us, what is your package? Will you manage everything so that my son does not face any problem?”

“We explained everything to him. That same day he deposited fifty thousand rupees in advance. He also gave me this letter. He told me, when my son comes, give him this letter. And if he does not come, you perform my last rites.”

Tarun gave the letter to Sabyasachi.

With shaking hands, Sabyasachi opened it. In his father’s weak handwriting, it was written:

“Dear Sabyasachi,

My son, I know you are very busy. In America you may not even get time to breathe. I know when you hear about my death, you will be worried. Will I get leave? Will I get a ticket? What about my meeting? These questions will trouble you.

Son, your time and career are very important. I raised you so that you can win the world. Do not suffer loss for the body of an old man.

That is why I have arranged everything for my death in advance. I have already paid this organization. They will manage everything. If you come, good. If you do not come, I will not be angry.

I have only one request.

When you were small and I dropped you at school, I never left your hand.

Today when you light my funeral fire, may your hand not shake. Return soon. Your wife will be waiting.

Yours,
Baba”

After reading the letter, the checkbook fell from Sabyasachi’s hand into the mud.

In that cremation ground, where the sound of burning wood was heard, Sabyasachi’s pride and career also turned into ashes.

He fell on his knees.

“Baba, forgive me, Baba.”

He held Tarun’s feet and cried, “Tarun, I do not want to go back to America. I want to stay with my father. I earned crores of rupees, but in the end I became a beggar. My father was thinking about my meeting even at the time of his death, and I was paying for his last rites?”

That day Sabyasachi did not catch his flight. He sat the whole night in front of the burning pyre.

Because in the end he understood:

Prepaid can be for a SIM card. But a father’s love is never prepaid. A father’s love is endless, and no money in the world can repay it.

Lesson: No matter how big you become in the world, no matter how much money you earn, when the parents who once changed your clothes need you at the end of their life, do not turn your face away.

Any company can perform the funeral. But tears cannot be bought from outside.

Those tears should come only from blood relations.

[Prem Soni @ValueWithPrem]

The Rich understand this while,
Middle class is still collecting tickets.

The Stadium Scam.

Imagine a cricket stadium with exactly 50,000 seats. The management issues 50,000 tickets.

One ticket = One seat. Guaranteed.

For decades, this system was honest.
The ticket was just a receipt.
The seat was the value.
You held the paper because you couldn't carry the chair home.

Then, the management noticed something interesting. People outside were trading tickets like currency. "I'll give you two tickets for your watch." "I'll give you five tickets for your bike."

They realized that people trusted the paper more than they checked the stadium.

So, the management got greedy.
They started printing extra tickets for seats that didn't exist.
They sold 100,000 tickets.
Then 500,000 tickets.
Then 1,000,000 tickets.

They became billionaires selling claims to a game that was already sold out.

Then, one day, it happened.
Foreign ticket holders rushed the gates. They wanted their seats.

The management didn't have them.
So they did something historic.
They locked the turnstiles.

They announced on the loudspeakers:
"We are no longer exchanging tickets for seats. The ticket is the value now."

This actually happened.

The Stadium is the Bank.
The Seat is Gold.
The Ticket is the US Dollar.

For years, $35 was a guaranteed receipt for 1 ounce of Gold.
The paper was just a claim check.

But the US government printed more Dollars than they had Gold.
When other countries (like France) got suspicious and asked for their Gold back?

President Nixon locked the turnstiles.
In 1971, he "closed the Gold window."

He told the world: The Dollar is no longer a claim on Gold. It is the money.

Today, there are trillions of "tickets" floating around. But the amount of Gold hasn't changed.

That is why the price of everything keeps going up. It’s not that the seats are getting more expensive.

It’s that your ticket is worth less.

You are saving in paper tickets.
While the rich are buying the stadium.

[amit raj @araj1307]

@ankit_acerbic @grok verify this

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Trading IPOs can make you a lot of money if you trade the right setup 📈

I trade IPO bases very selectively and trade only a handful of patterns.

Here’s how I approach them 👇

1) IPOs are exit vehicles — never forget this. IPOs exist so private equity, VC funds, and early insiders can finally sell. There is supply waiting above. If you ignore that, you’ll become liquidity.

2) Avoid the most hyped IPOs: If everyone is excited, the trade is usually already crowded. Too many people are waiting to sell strength. I want interest, not mania.

3) Start with quality — or skip it. I only care about high-potential IPOs:
- Strong sales (40% of higher YoY) or EPS growth (ideally 50-100% YoY)
- Or a real, believable story with future demand (AI, data centers, drones …)
- No fundamentals, no story, no trade.

4) Wait for a clean IPO base: I never buy the open. I wait for structure:
- Tight consolidations (days or weeks)
- IPO short-term bases
- IPO long-term bases
- IPO U-patterns
- Direct Movers
- Price must calm down before it can trend.

5) Trade IPOs like any other strong stock. Same rules. No exceptions.
- Buy clear and clean patters, not hope
- Manage with EMA8 / EMA21 as selling guide
- Sell into strength if price goes vertical

6) Respect supply at all times
Early investors will sell. That’s normal. Your job isn’t to predict it — it’s to manage risk and react to price.

IPOs can be powerful.
But only if you treat them professionally.

These patterns repeat.
I’ve taught this process to thousands of traders.
I think everybody can learn these patterns.

[amit raj @araj1307]

@Sai_Roshan_9 Hi

Good to see you back

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