PARISH

avid fan of stock market

[Sports Apna 🇮🇳 @sportsapna1]

WHAT A RACE! 😱🔥🇮🇳

India were around 4th-5th place, but Abinaya Rajarajan, the rising 19-year-old, made that final 100m INSANE! 😱

WHAT A COMEBACK! 🔥🇮🇳

[PARISH @PARISH_R]

@hvgoenka 100 out of 100

[Harsh Goenka @hvgoenka]

A high-school student was asked to write a short essay on why he is grateful to God.

He wrote:
Dollar: ₹96
Petrol: ₹111/litre
Milk: ₹100/litre
Onions: ₹54/kg
Sugar: ₹60/kg
Dal: ₹125/kg
Gold: ₹1.5 lakh/10g

“Thank you, God, for ensuring that while everything else keeps going up, school pass marks are still only 35!” 😄

[PARISH @PARISH_R]

@suchetadalal @AshwiniVaishnaw We are a country of incompetent and corrupt people who have moral values only on paper

[Investor Yash @investwithyash_]

𝐓𝐨𝐩 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐬 & 𝐌𝐲 𝟐 𝐁𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐩𝐢𝐜𝐤𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐡👇

👉Precision engineering-
Obsc Perfection & Sansera

👉Shipbuilding-
Marine Electricals & Shree Refrigeration

👉Data centre-
Aeroflex & E2E Networks

👉Defense & Aerospace-
Azad Engineering & Apsis Aero

👉CCTV Surveillance-
Prizor & Cpplus

👉Wire & Cables-
Susan Electricals & Vmarc

👉Pharma-
Entero & Sakar

👉Hospital-
Unihealth Hospital & Yatharth

👉Medical Device-
Shilpa Medicare & Hemant Surgical

👉FMCG-
Hoac foods & Manorama

👉Jewellery-
Ajc jewel & Sky Gold

[Advait Arora @WealthEnrich]

The story is very much intact
Consolidating superbly!

[Sunil Gurjar, CFTe @sunilgurjar01]

I’ve Scanned more Than 500 Stocks Today!🎯🚀

Here are My Top 7 Multi-year Great Looking Stocks!📊

A Mega Thread!👇🧵

💥 25–40% Upside Potential on a Swing Basis

1- SOUTHBANK

[Equity Tiger India @Equity_Tiger_IN]

⭐ 𝗧𝗼𝗽 𝟮𝟯 𝗤𝟭 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝘂𝗹𝘁 𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗰𝗸𝘀

📌 𝗘𝗮𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝘂𝗽 𝟭𝟬𝟬%+

📌 𝗣𝗘 𝗥𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼 𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝟯𝟬

💥 𝗠𝘂𝗹𝘁𝗶𝗯𝗮𝗴𝗴𝗲𝗿 𝗣𝗼𝘁𝗲𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗟𝗶𝘀𝘁🧵

1️⃣ Hindusthan Insulators & Industries Ltd

[PARISH @PARISH_R]

@RockyEatsX This is true about entire India

[PARISH @PARISH_R]

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[PARISH @PARISH_R]

@pequityresearch Excellent analysis! Really liked it

[Rajasekar Maruthasalam @FunTechAcademy]

https://t.co/negEoVtAph

[PARISH @PARISH_R]

@FunTechAcademy Nice article

[Lalit Rathi - LKR @lalitinvestor]

I think India has completely misread the biggest economic shift of the last decade.

Unfortunately the Government of India has failed. Not marginally. Not partially. It has failed in a big way.

For years we have been told that India is the fastest-growing large economy in the world. That our demographics are unmatched. That our consumption story is intact. That global investors cannot ignore us.

Yet look at what has actually happened.

Over the last 4–5 years the world witnessed one of the biggest reallocations of capital in modern history.

Trillions of dollars moved.

The US attracted capital into AI. Taiwan became the semiconductor capital of the world. South Korea became a key beneficiary of the memory and AI boom. Vietnam emerged as a manufacturing destination. Singapore strengthened its position as Asia's capital hub. UAE became a magnet for global entrepreneurs and family offices.

And India?

India largely watched from the sidelines while continuing to sell the same consumption story.

The numbers tell the story.

Net FDI inflows into India have fallen sharply from their peak years.

Private equity activity has slowed materially.

Venture capital funding is a fraction of what it was during the 2021 cycle.

Foreign investors have been net sellers for prolonged periods.

And despite all this there seems to be very little introspection within the system..

Instead every explanation sounds familiar.

"It's a global issue."
"It's temporary."
"It's an AI bubble."
"It's because of interest rates."

At some point we need to stop explaining away reality.

Capital does not care about narratives.

Capital follows opportunity.

And we failed to create enough of it.

China built manufacturing ecosystems that are still decades ahead of us. America built the world's most powerful innovation engine. Taiwan built the semiconductor backbone of the digital economy.

India built compliance.

Ask any foreign investor.

They worry about:

* tax uncertainty
* regulatory complexity
* currency depreciation
* capital movement restrictions
* compliance burden
* endless approvals

These are not ideological issues. These are execution failures.

What makes this even more worrying is that India continues to depend heavily on a consumption-led growth model.

But where does that consumption come from?

A large part comes from:

* salaried professionals
* IT employees
* financial services
* real estate-linked employment
* urban middle class spending

Now look at what AI is doing.

Whether people like it or not this is no longer a passing theme.

It is already reshaping hiring.

It is already reshaping productivity.

It is already changing how businesses think about incremental headcount.

If India misses this wave as well then the consequences will not be limited to the IT sector.

The ripple effects could hit:

* housing demand
* automobiles
* travel
* entertainment
* premium consumption
* retail spending

The second-order impact may be larger than the first-order impact.

And yet where is the urgency?

Where is the national AI mission at scale?

Where are the world-class research incentives?

Where are the regulatory reforms to attract global capital?

Where is the accountability from bureaucrats who have repeatedly missed these shifts?

The most dangerous assumption being made today is that demographics will save India.

Demographics are not an advantage by default.

They are only an advantage if jobs are created faster than aspirations.

Otherwise demographics become pressure.

And pressure eventually becomes unrest.

The world is moving faster than at any point in modern history.

The uncomfortable truth is that India is not competing against its own past anymore.

India is competing against countries that are moving with far greater speed and urgency.

The next 3 years will decide whether India becomes a genuine economic superpower or remains a country endlessly talking about its potential.

Potential does not attract capital. Execution does.

[PARISH @PARISH_R]

@lalitinvestor What you said is absolutely true. We have already missed the bus thanks to the system that we have.

[PARISH @PARISH_R]

@hicasamadim 72

[Jason Luongo @JasonL_Capital]

Everyone's chasing the next $MU, but the real bottleneck is and will continue to be energy security.

Nuclear is the only baseload source that can scale fast enough to meet what's coming.

Here are 11 companies across the nuclear energy stack:

1. $CCJ - Cameco

Largest publicly traded uranium producer in the world. Q1 revenue $845M, adjusted EBITDA up 44% to $509M. Owns a stake in Westinghouse, which contributed $122M in adjusted EBITDA this quarter alone. If nuclear scales, Cameco fuels it.

[Michael | Hypermarkets @itsmichaelluu]

20 stocks I'll add in this May/June 2026 $SPY crash.

Remember, market always bounces back to all time highs.

1. $NVDA $225
Buy: $180–190 Prior breakout and massive institutional demand zone.

2. $MU $725
Buy: $500–$550 Strong support and AI memory demand acceleration zone.

3. $GOOG $392
Buy: $350–360 Historical accumulation zone and long-term AI infrastructure support.

4. $AAPL $300
Buy: $260–270 Major support with massive cash flow and buyback strength.

5. $IONQ 51
Buy: $25–38 Prior breakout zone with aggressive future growth potential.

6. $POET $16
Buy: $7–9 Early-stage AI photonics accumulation zone before mass adoption.

7. $DGXX $7
Buy: $3–3.50 Deep support zone with speculative AI infrastructure upside.

8. $MRAM $52
Buy: $14–15 Long-term semiconductor accumulation and breakout retest area.

9. $CIFR $20
Buy: $11–12 Oversold support with strong long-term cybersecurity demand potential.

10. $MSFT $42
Buy: $360–370 Major institutional support and AI cloud dominance zone.

11. $META $610
Buy: $530–540 Historical support and heavy AI monetization opportunity area.

12. $AMD $420
Buy: $340–350 Major support before next AI data center expansion cycle.

13. $INTC $107
Buy: $65–70 Multi-year support with asymmetric turnaround potential.

14. $ORCL $192
Buy: $140–150 Prior breakout zone with accelerating AI enterprise demand.

15. $QCOM $200
Buy: $150–160 Strong support with long-term edge AI opportunity.

16. $NOW $95
Buy: $80–85 Institutional demand zone and enterprise AI transformation support.

17. $ADBE $247
Buy: $224–235 Long-term support with massive AI productivity monetization potential.

18. $BE $42
Buy: $16–19 High-risk support zone with AI energy demand tailwinds.

19. $LITE $971
Buy: $600–650 Prior breakout zone and major AI infrastructure support.

20. $SNDK $1381
Buy: $800–900 Strong semiconductor support with rising AI storage demand.

21. $DRAM $50
Buy: $32–35 Early accumulation zone before broader AI infrastructure expansion.

If the $SPY sells off under $700 towards $650 by the end of June, I'm interested in $SPY calls for $750 June 2027 calls.

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[The Future Investors @ftr_investors]

The Future Investors presents the 40 stocks with the highest projected revenue growth for the next 3 years! 📈🚀

1. $NBIS | Nebius - 211.8%
2. $IREN | IREN Limited - 106.0%
3. $CRDO | Credo Technologies - 96.6%
4. $CRWV | CoreWeave - 94.2%
5. $SNDK | SanDisk - 80.2%
6. $LITE | Lumentum - 70.2%
7. $HXSCL | SK hynix - 68.7%
8. $BE | Bloom Energy - 67.0%
9. $MU | Micron - 62.6%
10. $PLTR | Palantir - 52.0%
11. $FPS | Forgent Power - 49.9%
12. $ALAB | Astera Labs - 47.7%
13. $AVGO | Broadcom - 46.8%
14. $AMD | AMD - 42.4%
15. $NVDA | Nvidia - 39.1%
16. $FTAI | FTAI Aviation - 38.3%
17. $RKLB | Rocket Lab - 37.8%
18. $RHM | Rheinmetall - 36.6%
19. $BESI | BE Semiconductor - 36.0%
20. $APP | AppLovin - 34.5%
21. $RDDT | Reddit - 34.2%
22. $WDC | Western Digital - 33.2%
23. $MRVL | Marvell - 32.7%
24. $ORCL | Oracle - 31.1%
25. $PRX | Prosus - 30.3%
26. $STX | Seagate - 30.2%
27. $AXON | Axon - 30.2%
28. $LSCC | Lattice Semi - 29.2%
29. $COHR | Coherent - 29.1%
30. $NU | Nu Holdings - 28.4%
31. $ARM | Arm - 28.2%
32. $NET | Cloudflare - 27.9%
33. $TSM | TSMC - 27.8%
34. $TER | Teradybe - 27.7%
35. $VRT | Vertic - 26.7%
36. $CIEN | Ciena - 26.7%
37. $AFRM | Affirm - 26.5%
38. $MELI | MercadoLibre - 26.2%
39. $SHOP | Shopify - 25.7%
40. $FORM | FormFactor - 25.6%

Source: @KoyfinCharts

𝗖𝗿𝗶𝘁𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗮
- Revenue TTM >$500M
- Gross Profit Margin >30%
- Revenue est. next 3Y >25%
- No biotech, mining companies
- Marketcap >$10B

What are your favourite growth stocks for the next 3 years? 🤔🚀

[The Better India @thebetterindia]

A river in UP had turned into a garbage dump — until 21-year-old Aakash Gupta decided to act.

With no funding or equipment, he and a small group of youngsters spent weeks cleaning the polluted Manorama River, removing over 500 kg of waste in just 39 days.

People mocked them. Told them it was pointless.

But today, the river flows visibly again — proving that real change begins when someone simply refuses to give up.

#RiverCleanup #EnvironmentalAwareness #YouthForChange #SaveOurRivers #SustainableIndia

[River Restoration, Waste Cleanup Drive, Environmental Conservation, Youth Changemakers, Plastic Pollution Awareness]