devil devil

[Sugar Targaryen🍉🎀 @Sonia177sweet]

@iamRashmika You won in life.

[devil devil @devildevil4859]

@tvsmotorcompany My complaint id is 01817631

[devil devil @devildevil4859]

Booked a TVS Ronin on 23 Jan 2026 through Flipkart and paid the full amount upfront. Even after weeks, the vehicle has not been delivered and no confirmed delivery date is being provided.
#TVSRonin #Flipkart #ConsumerRights #DelayedDelivery #PoorService

[devil devil @devildevil4859]

@tvsmotorcompany Dealer is tvs gandhi automobile, solapur.

[devil devil @devildevil4859]

Dealer: Gandhi Automobiles, Solapur. Repeated follow-ups have resulted in vague responses and no accountability.
Request immediate intervention and resolution. If not addressed promptly, I will be forced to proceed a formal consumer complaint.
#TVSRonin #Flipkart #ConsumerRights

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Dear Telecom companies,

I have two SIM cards. One is for personal use and the other is for a different purpose. I do not need data on the second SIM, so why am I forced to buy monthly plans with data?

I am ready to pay for validity, calls, and SMS. I do not want your data. Many people already have broadband at home and they also do not want your data.

Just because you have good signal across India does not mean you can do whatever you want. You have removed small plans, and your voice-only plans now cost almost the same as regular plans.

Trust me, these companies will do anything to earn more profit. It will get even worse in the future if TRAI keeps sleeping.

[Pilot Investor @pilotinvestor7]

FIIs are exiting. INR has breached 90 against the USD.

Our Demand:
1. Abolish LTCG.
2. Rationalize STT.

I appeal to every Finfluencer in India to repost this. We need a unified voice to force the system to listen.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

Dear @fssaiindia,

What’s stopping you from introducing a food grading system in India?

Grade A: Healthiest Choice
Grade B: Better Choice
Grade C: Moderate Choice
Grade D: High Sugar

This system is already used in Singapore. A grade clearly means the product is healthy. Consumers instantly know what’s good and what they should avoid.

India urgently needs this. Celebrities in ads are fooling people. We’re being sold unhealthy products and consuming them happily.

Most of us only trust the title on the packaging. It says “Fresh Real Juice”, but in reality, it’s not real at all.
With a grade label like Singapore, consumers would immediately know the truth.

India needs a food grading system - NOW.

[Nalini Unagar @NalinisKitchen]

If you don’t wear a helmet, ₹500 fine.
If someone dies because of a pothole, no fine for the government.

WOWOWOW.

[Saketh R @saketh1998]

It’s crazy how things change.

Almost a year ago, PM Modi was out there personally campaigning for Trump, priests were even doing poojas for his win.

Fast forward to today, and the same guy they thought would be a friend has come back to bite us.

[PRAFUL KULKARNI @PRAFULKULKARN18]

They applied ELM coz of daily 0 DTEs. Now that we don't have that, why should we pay up higher margins?

Same cunningness they did with STT as well. They brought in STT coz there was no LTCG. Now even after LTCG, STT still exists & it has increased.

Shameless!!!

[PRAFUL KULKARNI @PRAFULKULKARN18]

US trader : My biggest threat is black swan risk

European trader : My biggest threat is geopolitical risk

Indian trader: My biggest threat is the regulatory risk

🤡 🇮🇳

[Anurag Singh @anuragsingh_as]

Short Post: #SEBI report on trading losses in India

Why is everyone trying to educate traders when 10% of them still make money? Consider this: 14 lac apply for Civil services exam in India for 800 seats, success rate of 0.05%. We see lacs of students wasting precious years in their 20s doing nothing but - prepare for #IAS . Why does the Nation celebrate such youth who’re chasing govt. jobs. Success rate for such jobs is 0.5% at best. What a waste of productive years. Who educates them?

However, when it comes to the youth who is trading in F&O in stocks, the success rate is 10%. This is a good enough probability. If the trader can learn better skills, the success could improve to 30% plus. Why does the nation look at them with contempt ? In a nation with limited avenues, these young ones are chasing every opportunity they get. And unlike others, this one doesn’t need degrees.

Who’s the bigger gambler here? Who needs more regulation - those “aspiring” for Sarkari jobs OR the self-employed youth who trades on the side with their savings? Let’s try to look at the market traders with some respect. They just need a fair playing field. They don’t need throttling regulation which usually kills the small guy.

Many interpret #SEBI report to indicate that these traders are ignorant and they need “education”.  The truth may be entirely the opposite. A trader is fine losing 1 lac annually as it still allows him to dream of a bigger pay day when stars collude in his favour. On the other hand, Rs 1 lac when invested grows too slow for his dreams. He knows the trade-offs. Let’s stop assuming that these traders are ignorant.

Finally, the action on #JaneStreetGroup was easy to predict. Most will clap this as a masterstroke. But the problem in India is a shallow, one sided cash market driven by flows & the most frothy F&O market globally, largely due to poor design. You still can’t effectively short sell in India while the stocks rise to astronomical levels.

Jane street could have lost big time had there been enough cash buyers or the options market was better designed. Or if short selling was permitted with full efficiency. The solution was to encourage many such bigger foreign players to create a balance and depth of trades on both sides. Also let the domestic funds play with more freedom. But that’s a solution for free markets. In a market where good regulation means more regulation, a further tightening is the only expected outcome.  And that’s what we got. 

The value of traders in Bank Nifty options to cash market was 400:1. This is too much skew that needed regulatory design fix, within the free market principles. SEBI has done the opposite – ban the foreign player. The market now is less free & more skewed. All the basic flaws still persist.  The bigger fish will still have the larger profit pool in trading , just they will all be the domestic players now. That’s not a surprise. 

The small trader will still be on the losing side. And more will jump in to “educate” them about the virtues of long term investing. In a long only market with an ever shrinking pool of sellers, what could go wrong?

#Nifty #Nifty50 #BankNifty #India

[ST_PYI @ST_PYI]

Protect your children from social media.

They'll curse you today, but thank you tomorrow.

Social media is poisoning minds of next generation.

All for profit and their own well being.