@kamaalrkhan In true classic style, he promotes his film with emotional theatrics—crying or laughing at the end—but ultimately, it’s the audience who decides whether it works.
@Portfolio_Bull You must be watching too many Instagram reels—people share “miracle” business plans, selling X plates of burgers, momos, pizza, coffee daily, claiming it makes anyone a millionaire. In reality, they’re just Mungerilal ke haseen sapne. Real business is different from reels.
@gurjota Fake. It’s merely a tactic to draw people in through you, allowing you to earn a commission from their platform—without any real mention of reduced brokerage.
@sandipsabharwal Option selling’s edge is fading. SEBI cut leverage, raised margins, and now higher STT has hit profits further. Naked selling no longer offers much advantage. Better to focus on option spreads or trade cash stocks—if you can get the market direction right.
@adityasinghania Tell your friend not to worry. The market may dip again in 1–2 months. Despite strong DII buying, Nifty hasn’t crossed 26,200 in 18 last months, showing negative returns, and the job market is slow. Trump tariffs linger and IT faces AI pressure.
@DeepakSharma_US@Ronitper Have you ever actually invested, or just talk? I can name dozens of cases where promoters trapped investors and stocks crashed to single digits—or zero. People like you end up giving perfect exits to big players. But I guess that’s your role—help them cash out.
@yogeshnanda1 In a highly volatile market, adjusting a butterfly spread becomes challenging, especially since predicting the exact pin at expiry is difficult. What are the most effective strategies for managing or adjusting a butterfly position under these conditions?.
@Rahul_J_Mathur 50k for a 2 BHK is delusional.
That security deposit is outright exploitation.
This isn’t Manhattan—it’s Bangalore.
A city where roads disappear in the rain and traffic ensures you age five years every commute.
@CNBC_Awaaz@_anujsinghal You cheer a government that imports 70% of its oil and hail a weaker rupee as “progress.” You swallow a 1% inflation claim without a second thought.
If we want to see how low journalism can stoop, look no further—you’ve set the bar.
@AshishGupta325 CNBC—“BC” stands for Bullisht Commentary—thrives on noise, not facts. Fraudster anchors Hemant Ghai, Pradeep Pandya, and analyst Alpesh Furia profited by front-running trades and duping retail investors. they parade clueless analysts to keep retail stuck in a loop of bad advice