T Kumar

Student of the market

[Ankit Kanodia @kanodiaankit12]

By far the best book written on investing in India.

And by a big fat margin.

No other book come close to it.

Surprisingly, not many have heard or read it.

[T Kumar @i_tkumar]

@Dusvidanya @iRadhikaGupta Did you check Parag Parikh Conservative Hybrid Fund (D) ?

[Radhika Gupta @iRadhikaGupta]

Thanks. Very good fund that brings our arbitrage and equity capabilities along with income strategies, at a retail ticket size. Mother in law fund as I always say, with a long track record of delivery :)

[T Kumar @i_tkumar]

@DilipChhetry @FI_InvestIndia VPN?

[TraderLion @TraderLion]

Most traders jump into a trade the moment a stock looks ready. Shake Pryzby waits for confirmation.

He uses intraday VWAP reclaims as a precise entry signal, avoiding early-day executions. Give the trade room to prove itself before assuming your stop is wrong.

Avoid premature shakeouts.

[Jiten Parmar @jitenkparmar]

Below is my recent presentation I did at @_groww and at @Bharat_Nivesh event.

I talk about business and market cycles. And how these affects stocks. The cyclical ones as well as the non-cylical ones.

Many case studies in the presentation.

There is absolutely no investment advice or recommendation on any stocks mentioned in the presentation. Any stock in the presentation will only be there for the purpose of explaining investing concepts.

Hope this is of help for value investors, primarily.

https://t.co/kXGNlXqB6B

[ASAN @Asan_research]

Simple rules for stock selection
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-check for earning growth if it continues to grow on

-Then check for quality of earnings looking at cash flow from operations if it continues to be positive not showing big deviations

-Then go for debt to equity if company has no or minimal debt

-Then go for valuation like Roe and PE

If pe less than 15 while Roe greater than it , just go for it .

You still can get so many stocks like this.

#StockMarket

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

Some are mocking Apollo Hospitals for Ram Charan choosing Coimbatore based Ganga Hospitals for his wrist surgery.

There is no need to mock Apollo and understand more about Ganga.

Ganga Hospital in Coimbatore is one of South Asia’s largest and most specialised centres for orthopaedics, trauma, hand & wrist surgery, and microsurgery.

That's why Ram Charan chose it for his complex wrist surgery despite his wife Upasana’s family links to Apollo Hospitals. Ganga Hospitals has unmatched expertise in such cases.

Dr S. Rajasekaran, Chairman of Orthopaedics, Trauma & Spine Surgery, has been ranked by Stanford University among the top 1% of global researchers contributing to orthopaedic surgery.

Ganga Hospital handles extremely high volumes of complex limb and hand cases with world class outcomes.

Given the growing healthcare ecosystem, Coimbatore is rapidly emerging as a major medical tourism destination in India.

Coimbatore is also now among the most preferred cities in India for retirement.

Be it education, healthcare, industries, entrepreneurship, quality of life, technology or retirement - Coimbatore is an all rounder that is yet to receive the full recognition it deserves.

[TraderLion @TraderLion]

Wall Street won't teach you this. But patiently waiting for the right price matters.

Mark Ritchie, Brandon Hedgepath, and Bob Weissman emphasize waiting for a stock to form a proper VCP and a low-risk entry. Never chase extended moves; optimize capital efficiency instead.

Patience pays big.

[Nimblr @Deishma]

Let NSE build your FnO watchlist before 9:15 AM.

I prefer starting here:

NSE → Market Data → Derivatives Market
→ Pre-Open Market → Equity Derivatives

Bookmark this and try it tomorrow morning.

Around 9:07 AM:

→ Sort by Change % / Change (Pts)
→ Focus on the top 3 - 5 FnO stocks
→ Note where the strongest pre-open activity is

Now here’s the important part:
Gap up ≠ Buy.

Preopen data tells you WHERE to look.
Price action tells you WHEN to trade.

#nse #optionstrading #stockmarketindia

[TraderLion @TraderLion]

Pradeep Bonde (@PradeepBonde), founder of Stockbee, is a mentor to market wizards.

He obsesses over magnitude moves, not duration.

His focus: short, aggressive bursts for maximum impact.

Here's his full playbook in 10 clips 🧵👇

[stockbee @PradeepBonde]

I looks at every time a stock made 25% plus move in a month or less up or down in last 40 years. Not just random charts.
Then looked at every 50% plus mover in two months and then triple digit mover in six months or less.

[Gautam Baid @Gautam__Baid]

A Warren Buffett bot that answers your questions based on an AI model that searches his letters, meetings, and interviews. Happy learning!

https://t.co/jYgAu2THd4…

[TraderLion @TraderLion]

Founder of Stockbee. Mentor to Market Wizards.

Pradeep Bonde (@PradeepBonde) broke down his entire "trade factory" — episodic pivots, momentum bursts, and how he hunts
magnitude moves.

10 lessons in one cheat sheet 👇

[T Kumar @i_tkumar]

@hyderabaddoctor @AnupamKhemariya @DrDeepakKrishn1 😂

[Ritesh Jain @riteshmjn]

Bull market ends when stocks stop going up on good news…

Bear market ends when stocks stop going down on Bad news.

This is the reason that you should act contrary to the advice given on magazine covers.

[ThiccTeddy @ThiccTeddy]

HOW TO BACKTEST AN INDICATOR/STRATEGY📝

This is one of the most important skills a trader can have

Here's how I backtest:

[Kyle @kyletrades_]

This is insane.

The Catalyst database just got a MAJOR level up.

NEW Runners Chartbook:
Study 30 years of the best performing stocks (1996-2026) with annotated charts!
(first iteration, more to come soon)

Gap Database:
Full chartbook with annotations, as well as table view with extensive statistics.
Full PR data, earnings figures, stats, etc. all sortable and filterable

This is the kind of resource I wish existed when I started.

[Dr.Sayajirao Gaikwad @DietDrsayajirao]

8 Tests Everyone Should Consider After 40
These tests go deeper to catch issues early especially insulin resistance, inflammation,heart risk & deficiencies common in India.
1) HbA1c
2) Fasting Insulin
3) Lipid Profile
4) ApoB
5) Lp(a) (once in a lifetime)
6) hs-CRP
7) Vitamin D
8) Vitamin B12 + Homocysteine

[Steve Burns @SJosephBurns]

Becoming successful is not luck. It’s math.

If your probability of success on any single try is 1/10 (10%), you’ll need to try roughly 50 times to have over a 99.5% chance of at least one success.

Formula: 1 − (0.9⁵⁰) ≈ 99.48%

At 100 attempts, it’s 99.997% — for all practical purposes, a virtual certainty.
The more times you try, the higher your odds climb. Persistence compounds. Keep going.