SDey

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[Investing @ Prakash @Prakashplutus]

Why is Nifty Trapped in a Range (22,000–26,400) from last 29 months ?

Nifty's ~28-month trap between 22k–26.4k explained:

1. LTCG/STCG & STT hikes
2. IT sector slowdown
3. Heavy FII selling
4. Middle East crisis & crude shocks
5. Freebies & Big fall in Rupee
6. FIIs return from Nifty -50 stocks is close to nothing in last 5 years post tax , post currency adjusted.
7. Thanks to Retail money , this market is rangebound 🙏

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[Parth prophecies @DC_aryavarta]

People keep telling nifty 27k or 28k

Equal people predict 22000 or lower

Than absolute craps who predict 18k 15k or still lower

I may be wrong but kept saying no big fall like march 26 but rally to begin post 7th October 26

Wisdom is let tide pass

Don't get impatient

[SDey @sdey1235]

Markets under pressure.
Stay cautious.
Market Environment >> everything else

[SDey @sdey1235]

#SPLPETRO Supreme Petrochem CMP 731

Repeatedly bouncing from 665-690 zone, which is a breakout retest zone of an earlier inverse H&S pattern.

Although, looks tough to achieve momentum unless breaks above 782+.

SL 690 / as preferred
#PDYOR

[SDey @sdey1235]

#JTLIND JTL Industries...good move, CMP 90
Crossing 84-87 resistance zone with good volume.

[SDey @sdey1235]

#JTLIND JTL Industries, CMP 79.60.
Trying to form a base on weekly chart.
Good move possible, only if goes above 84 - 87 resistance zone.
#PDYOR

[Susmit 🌠🕉️ @Susmit_999]

The British Classroom Education System is wasting 15-20 Years of Children by Ratta Memorization Exams and Parents are demanded 1-2 lakh per year for exactly what?

But Our Ancient Gurukuls were different..

Look how Each student is taught life skills, Values of Dharma and Guru decides the career based on the Students liking and his Capabilities..

Look Closely How they are taught and their learning Spirit when Children's are allowed to discover what they like..

Instead of Blindly Making Employees dependent on Companies.. Make your Kids Independent..

Our Gurukuls were the Real Treasure..🙂

[Bengal Mafia ࿗ @BengalMafia]

Communist pigs mocks the education qualification of anyone who questions

BJP spokesperson just briefed the education qualification of communist

Jyoti Basu failed 4 Times in Law exam

Buddhadev got 42% in Arts graduation

Communist was about to cry

[SDey @sdey1235]

#PRINCEPIPE CMP 297
Gaining strength.
#PDYOR

[Parth prophecies @DC_aryavarta]

How commodity cycles work?

They are capital intensive & always short of liquidity 7 out of 10 years.

They have to run factories @ optimal capacities to cover fixed costs.. but unable to sell all production.

If inventory is burden in slack period,it's weapon 30% time.

[SDey @sdey1235]

@PiyushPkj @DC_aryavarta Guruji has already given some hint much earlier.
Rest, we have to observe & decide accordingly.

[Parth prophecies @DC_aryavarta]

Market provided us great opportunity to build portfolio between 23rd march & 2nd June.

It will again give us opportunity in next 100 days.

Many say I stopped sharing for long time...

Than who gave you 2nd April 2026?

Yes I'm writing very less & don't get in way too often.

[Parth prophecies @DC_aryavarta]

Time to be careful in financial markets..

15th September to 7th October 26.

Few different negative prophesies will be active for different tf within this time.

Don't ask me later to show original post .

I never ever created panic in anything...right or wrong.

[SDey @sdey1235]

#VMART Retail, CMP 808
setting up nicely.
above key MAs on Daily chart.
#PDYOR

[SDey @sdey1235]

#JSWENERGY CMP 544
good consolidation on weekly chart.
On Daily chart, hovering near 200 dma & breakout retest zone.
Consolidating since Jan 2025.
Strength, only above 580 - 590.
#PDYOR

[Groww @_groww]

When Warren opens his wallet 👇

In 2001, Berkshire Hathaway had ~$5.3 billion cash.

In 2026, their cash pile had grown to ~$397 billion.

Then they spent some money. Now, it’s ~$365 billion.

They have that much lying around in cash.

Warren Buffett, who recently retired from his position as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, is famous for buying good companies’ stocks at “good” prices.

He continues as the chairman of the company while Greg Abel has become the new CEO.

It appears that Berkshire is struggling to invest money.

So much so, their cash pile only keeps growing.

But Warren Buffett is one of the world’s most successful investors. One of the best to have ever lived.

And he is struggling to find stocks to invest in?

Right Price

If you track him closely, for decades now, he has made one thing absolutely clear.

Buying shares of good companies is not going to make you money.

Buying shares of good companies — at the right price — is going to make you money.

The stock markets are driven by supply and demand. Often some of the best companies’ stocks attract a ton of interest and money from investors.

This pushes their stock price up.

Beyond a certain level, it can be considered ‘overvalued’.

The challenge with overpriced stocks is that they can fall to what is considered a fair price.

And if an investor buys at overvalued levels, and the stock price falls to fair levels: the investors make losses.

According to him, stocks can remain overvalued for periods much greater than people realize.

For decades now, he has believed many stocks are overvalued. Which means, he cannot buy them.

This goes far beyond just stock price.

His method is to account for potential future revenues and earnings. And based on that, assess present stock prices. That’s how Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway decide if a stock is worth purchasing.

This sounds simple when written like that. Of course it isn’t.

Stock Universe

25 years ago, the S&P 500 was dominated by a mix of companies — tech, financial, and healthcare mostly.

That has changed in this period. Now, almost all of the biggest companies in the S&P 500 are tech companies.

Warren Buffett used to famously say that he does not understand tech companies.

One crucial factor behind Warren Buffett's, and therefore Berkshire Hathaway’s success, is that he does not invest in anything he does not understand.

(The S&P 500 is an index made of the 500 biggest companies on the US markets; also many of the biggest companies in the world).

Tech companies were not the biggest 25 years ago, and are now the biggest. This means they grew much faster than other stocks.

And Berkshire Hathaway was not investing in these stocks for a significant period of the last 25 years.

It’s wrong to say he missed out on these. He knew they were hot. But he intentionally stayed away, citing that he did not understand them well enough.

Warren Buffett has been vocal about admiring Jeff Bezos and his company, Amazon. He just never understood it well enough to take a bet on it. Eventually, he did invest in Amazon.

Berkshire did start investing in Apple in 2016. But that was more because he inspected Apple through the lens of a consumer company, not a tech company.

He did make one more attempt before this. He bought IBM in 2011 and sold it off in 2018. The investment was worth about $10 billion. The returns were subpar.

Too Big

Berkshire Hathaway has been a victim of its own success.

Their investments have worked out so well, they’ve become one of the biggest companies in the world.

Their cash pile is one of the biggest in the world.

At that size, there just aren’t enough places you can still invest money in.

This is why we can point out plenty of small companies that have grown spectacularly well. But Berkshire never really talks about them.

They’re growing well, but Berkshire can only invest a small portion of their total cash in them.

Which means, no matter how well those companies’ stocks performed, Berkshire’s overall portfolio would grow by only a tiny fraction.

So smaller companies' stocks are off-limits.

When The Wallet Is Opened

So, he does not buy overvalued stocks — and he is extremely disciplined about it. He can wait for years and decades. As evident from his cash pile.

He also sticks to stocks that are well within his competence.

Some of his most successful investments have happened in sectors like consumer brands, banking and financial services companies, and utilities and railroads.

So when an investor as accomplished and cautious as Warren Buffett and his Berkshire Hathaway opens their wallet, everyone wants to know what they bought.

Last year they were in the news for what looked like an odd purchase — they had bought $15 billion worth of stocks in Japan total.

The buying started back in 2019.

5 different conglomerate companies based out of Japan but operating practically across the globe. To add to that, they weren’t making one product or operating in one industry.

They were conglomerates — they held stakes in companies that make everything from pens to ships.

So their revenue sources were well-diversified.

The Japanese markets had been underperforming for decades, and global investors tended to not look at Japanese companies with a lot of hope.

According to Warren Buffett, the valuations of these high-quality companies’ stocks were too cheap to ignore.

He still hasn’t stopped.

As of today, he owns roughly 10% of each of the 5 Japanese conglomerate companies.

Newest Purchase

His newest purchase is Google.

(Actually, it’s Alphabet, Google’s parent company.)

Google is spending hundreds of billions of dollars building data centers for the AI race.

And to continue doing so, they need more money.

What used to be a low capital expenditure business (mostly software) is now starting to look more like a high capex business (data center heavy).

Oddly, Berkshire Hathaway, the company that used to shy away from software companies, is now leaning towards them.

Warren Buffett had earlier stated he liked Google’s asset-light structure.

Oddly, Google is starting to look more like a utilities company than a software company with heavy investments in assets (data centers).

Warren Buffett has expressed regret at not buying Google earlier.

He has been buying the stock since the 2nd half of 2025.

The recent news cycle is about Berkshire’s latest investment in Google — a $10 billion investment for fresh issue shares.

Right now, Berkshire holds about $30 billion worth of Google stock.

As of writing this, Google is now the 5th biggest holding of Berkshire Hathaway.

Apple is still its biggest holding — though Berkshire did reduce its stake in the company in 2024-2025.

Apple followed by American Express, Coca-Cola, and Bank of America.

[Parth prophecies @DC_aryavarta]

Just like shadow look larger than body in light,success enhances the ego.

Moment we enter darkness or failure,shadow disappears.

Easier said than done.

#ketu

[Parth prophecies @DC_aryavarta]

Next few days multiple high effective positive vedh happening..

But mid september to 7th October caution.

Every year is different.. sometime headline indices or sector specific moves come..this year stock specific.

Catching 1 liner ahead of time is skilled art.

[Parth prophecies @DC_aryavarta]

Eclipse visible or not..they have impact.

Sequence of solar before lunar has auspicious impact.

Duration..3 months.

We must have wisdom & discipline to handle the journey in this period

Rectified n posted.

[कट्टर INDIA समर्थक 🦁🇮🇳 ™ @KKRWeRule]

The Congress Era!!
Gen Z will never accept again.

[Tathvam-asi @tathvamasi6]

‼️🚨This is very important comparision chart.

Share it with all. % increase is the key reading here. Same is the case with all other prices as well.