Darvas 2.0

Positional trader ..........

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

@SK_SoulHealer @sumitkbehal 😂😂👏👏

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

Tar ka beta chalega lagta hai...

[Manish Bothra🇮🇳 @MoneyMystery]

Naam nahi lunga but many of the kolkata based listed companies likely to perform well going ahead.

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Last
Orient Technologies concall

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Orien Technologies
Concall
Neutral hai...

Na kuchh achha bol skte hain na khraab

Technical chart is weak

#Analysis #Fundamentalanalysis #Nifty #Trading #India

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

Orient Technologies share concall
Part 2

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

@Upp_Worth @thebigbulldeals Kal hi kar lega ye.... Ek qtr mein nikal jane wale long term investors hain ye

[Art of Life 🦋 @Art0fLife_]

He literally explained why you must keep going.

[Rajesh @rajeshamlw]

Chennai could soon become the birthplace of India’s flying ambulance network.

IIT Madras-incubated ePlane Company has signed an MoU with Apollo Hospitals to deploy electric air ambulances and medical drones.

The plan:
🔹 Rapid transfer of trauma, cardiac and stroke patients
🔹 Delivery of blood, organs, vaccines and medicines
🔹 Access through Apollo’s network covering nearly 18,000 PIN codes
🔹 Full certification targeted by early 2027

ePlane already has a $1-billion order from ICATT for 788 air ambulances.
This is more than a hospital partnership.

It is Chennai combining healthcare, deep-tech and electric aviation to solve one of India’s toughest problems—getting critical care to a patient before time runs out

📰 The Hindu Business Line

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

@nitishpandey6 @_HealthZwealth Sell to nhi kiya? And they are buying from 2 years. Ye insider trading me kese ayega?

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

Jab "WO" buy krega to 10 rs mein de denge 🫣🫣🫣

[N.Shekhar @shekharN_]

BSNL have 40 Acre of Prime Land in Hyd (Gachhibowali), can fetch ₹10,000 Crore.

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

Short grow, long zerodha

[Piyush Trades @piyush_trades]

Groww made a profit of just ₹1,819 crores last year, while Zerodha made a profit of ₹4,237 crores, which is almost double.

Still, Zerodha is valued at just ₹75,000 crores, while Groww is valued at ₹1,30,000 crores, which is also almost double.

Not only that, but Groww has mostly investors, while Zerodha has mostly traders. For a broker, it’s easier to make money from traders than investors.

Therefore, either Groww is overvalued or Zerodha is undervalued. The valuations of both of them cannot stay so far apart for long.

Something big is definitely going to happen in the broking industry which will bring their valuations to equilibrium. Nobody can stop it from happening.

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

@venom1s Mtlb monthly 5%? Bass ... Ye to kuchh v nhi abhi instagram ad pe dekha 3% daily kma skte hain 🥳🥳🥳

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

@learner_sushil Debt to equity 🫣🫣🫣🫣

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@rdkriplani Doori bnaye rakhein

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@sagarcasm Rajasthan 😆😆

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

Trend my friend.

Trent utaare pant.

11% down

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

China mein 5 rs ki mil jayegi 🫣🫣

[NDTV @ndtv]

US Woman Says 'We Are Being Robbed' After Discovering Rs 85,000 Pill Costs Just Rs 35 In India
https://t.co/PjjL9UTQh0

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

@meajayadav Delivery honi chahiye aake pas ... Wo ek do din baad milti hai

[Darvas 2.0 @Darvas_2]

@ranjanmech20 @tradingwithps Try to Exit in every up move