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[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

Most traders don’t fail because of the market.

They fail because of their habits.

Here are 10 habits that separate winners from the rest 🧵

[Amock_ @Amockx2022]

🚨 BREAKING : This is very shameful

Dharmendra Yadav : Modi used to question dignity of Dr Manmohan Singh when Rupee fell...

*Om Birla interrupted* 🤢

Dharmendra Yadav : If you interrupt then i will sit down and won't speak

Om Birla : No issues. Sit down 🤯

He actually had to stop his speech just because one man didn't want him to expose BJP

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

@KhapreVishal Congratulation bro, long way to go.

[The Financial Mirror @DFinMirror]

My portfolio right now 🙈

#StockMarketIndia

[Ankit Mayank @mr_mayank]

After Trump, now US Treasury Secretary also insulted India —

“Indians are very good actors, we had asked them to stop buying Russian oil & they did. Now we have given them ‘Permission’ to get Russian oil”

This is absolute humiliation on the face of 1.4 Billion Indians 💔

[A Digital Blogger @adigitalblogger]

Met a taxi driver who had lost ₹40 lakhs in Options trading.

He said weekly expiries were the reason. If SEBI had removed them, he'd have been Profitable.

I asked 4 basic questions?

1. "Why did you trade in Options?"

"I wanted to get rich, quickly."

2. "Why?"
He said...

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

Telecom progress should never come at the cost of choice.

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

Not everyone in India wants 2–3GB of data every day.

For many students, saving pocket money, elders using only WhatsApp, or people with a second SIM, that 1GB/day affordable pack was enough.

Now, with Jio and Airtel withdrawing their cheapest plans, even that option is disappearing. Now, TRAI is asking both operators to explain.

I get the business logic, telcos want higher revenue per user to fund 5G and improve networks. But in chasing profits, they are ignoring the reality of millions of light users.

Some people don’t need heavy data at all. They just need a plan with talk-time only to keep their SIM active. Why isn’t that choice available? Why should someone pay for gigabytes of data they’ll never use?

This isn’t just about telecom pricing, it’s about digital inclusion. Affordable and flexible plans are the reason India became a mobile-first economy. Take away those entry-level packs, and you risk pushing people offline.

There should always be room for small data packs, talk-time only plans, and heavy data packs. Real progress means giving people the freedom to choose what they actually need, not forcing everyone into the same expensive bucket.

#Jio #Airtel #TRAI #Prepaid #Telecom

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

Taking away affordable packs means taking away choice.

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

Not everyone in India wants 2–3GB of data every day.

For many students, saving pocket money, elders using only WhatsApp, or people with a second SIM, that 1GB/day affordable pack was enough.

Now, with Jio and Airtel withdrawing their cheapest plans, even that option is disappearing. Now, TRAI is asking both operators to explain.

I get the business logic, telcos want higher revenue per user to fund 5G and improve networks. But in chasing profits, they are ignoring the reality of millions of light users.

Some people don’t need heavy data at all. They just need a plan with talk-time only to keep their SIM active. Why isn’t that choice available? Why should someone pay for gigabytes of data they’ll never use?

This isn’t just about telecom pricing, it’s about digital inclusion. Affordable and flexible plans are the reason India became a mobile-first economy. Take away those entry-level packs, and you risk pushing people offline.

There should always be room for small data packs, talk-time only plans, and heavy data packs. Real progress means giving people the freedom to choose what they actually need, not forcing everyone into the same expensive bucket.

#Jio #Airtel #TRAI #Prepaid #Telecom

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

Not everyone in India wants 2–3GB of data every day.

For many students, saving pocket money, elders using only WhatsApp, or people with a second SIM, that 1GB/day affordable pack was enough.

Now, with Jio and Airtel withdrawing their cheapest plans, even that option is disappearing. Now, TRAI is asking both operators to explain.

I get the business logic, telcos want higher revenue per user to fund 5G and improve networks. But in chasing profits, they are ignoring the reality of millions of light users.

Some people don’t need heavy data at all. They just need a plan with talk-time only to keep their SIM active. Why isn’t that choice available? Why should someone pay for gigabytes of data they’ll never use?

This isn’t just about telecom pricing, it’s about digital inclusion. Affordable and flexible plans are the reason India became a mobile-first economy. Take away those entry-level packs, and you risk pushing people offline.

There should always be room for small data packs, talk-time only plans, and heavy data packs. Real progress means giving people the freedom to choose what they actually need, not forcing everyone into the same expensive bucket.

#Jio #Airtel #TRAI #Prepaid #Telecom

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

Your P&L doesn’t expose you.
Your patience (or lack of it) does.

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

Foreign investors got an express lane, retail still waits in line.

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SEBI’s Big IPO & Foreign investors Reforms Explained

SEBI made major changes that could reshape how foreign investors enter India and how big companies launch IPOs.
If you’re a beginner, here’s what it means, in simple words 👇

#SEBI #FIIs #StockMarketIndia

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

My Take

Overall, SEBI’s reforms make sense for India’s positioning in global markets. By lowering IPO thresholds and giving companies more time to dilute, India is rolling out the red carpet for big players and foreign capital. That’s good for growth and for making Indian markets look attractive abroad. But from a retail perspective, it isn’t a clear win. Less public float means fewer shares for us, more volatility, and higher risk of prices being driven by big funds. So yes, it’s good for India Inc., but retail investors should approach these IPOs with extra caution.

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

SEBI’s Big IPO & Foreign investors Reforms Explained

SEBI made major changes that could reshape how foreign investors enter India and how big companies launch IPOs.
If you’re a beginner, here’s what it means, in simple words 👇

#SEBI #FIIs #StockMarketIndia

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

What It Means

1. Good for India Inc.
→ Easier to attract global capital.
→ More IPOs likely.
→ Companies get flexibility, not forced to sell too much too soon.

2. Mixed for Retail Investors (like you and me).
→ Fewer shares available at IPO stage = less liquidity.
→ Higher chance of price manipulation in early days.
→ Promoters keep more control for longer.

[Akshat Shrivastava @Akshat_World]

I get it guys: course selling is bad. Like really bad!
I think Supreme Court should ban it.

The criteria of selling anything in the finance industry should be: who can tell better stories on podcasts?

Show performance? Neah. Who cares. Who likes returns, as long people are being sold interesting growth stories. And, converting all their investments into "long-term".

Why we need education when we are already beating China, US & apparently Switzerland now

My performance:-

[Gems @gemsofbabus_]

We Are So Back! 🙌

ITC Aashirvaad Launches Atta with High Protein – Just 3 Rotis Fulfill ~25% of Daily Protein Requirement.

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

You don’t blow accounts because of bad entries.

You blow them because you lied to yourself about risk.

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

#COFORGE

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

IT stocks looking weak?

Here’s why Coforge could be the dark horse you’re missing.

Let’s talk numbers, sector mood, and real opportunity.👇

#Coforge #ITstocks #Investing

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

#COFORGE

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

IT stocks looking weak?

Here’s why Coforge could be the dark horse you’re missing.

Let’s talk numbers, sector mood, and real opportunity.👇

#Coforge #ITstocks #Investing

[Trend Focus @trendfocus_]

Indian Stock Market Summary: 9 September 2025

Markets extended gains for the 5th straight session, led by IT and consumer optimism.
📈 Sensex jumped 314 pts to 81,101
📈 Nifty 50 added 95 pts to close at 24,869

What fueled the rally?
• IT takes charge – Infosys spiked on buyback buzz, pulling the entire IT sector higher
• Consumer momentum – GST cut hopes boosted demand outlook for discretionary names
• Pharma strength – Dr. Reddy’s gained ~3.4%, leading the healthcare pack
• Global support – U.S. rate cut expectations lifted sentiment across risk assets
• Broader participation – Mid & Small caps extended gains, showing strength beyond large-caps

Top Movers
• Infosys | Dr. Reddy’s | Tata Consumer | Maruti
• Some FMCG and PSU names lagged as profit-taking set in late trade

Takeaway:
IT fired up the rally, consumers and pharma joined in, and the market closed above 81K. More importantly, mid & small caps are rising too—this isn’t a narrow rally, it’s broad-based optimism.

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#Sensex #Nifty50 #IndianStockMarket #IT #Infosys #GST