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stocks crypto ai #harekrishna #intuitiontrader
place order at sl , and sl at sl of sl.

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@TradeThatFlow 10 day window ends meaning? Circuit will change? Is it total 10 days or 10 working days?
Still holding the shares from ipo thats why asking

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@tonirealist Probably the best sci fi shows this one.

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@YagneshPuri Jacket is green

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@RIDER6297316061 How to join ur telegram want to learn from u any resources?

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@RIDER6297316061 Link sir?

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@volklub Thanks sir

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Sir i need advice need automatic car budget 11 lakh
Mainly for city purpose probably 4-5k km each yr
Any good suggestions
360 camera would be solid addition

Thought of altroz till now?
@volklub

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@kingofknowwhere Cant dm

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@AnirbanManna10 Anirban how do you look at rmc switchgears results

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

The layoff wave tells two stories, not one.

Tech giants like Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft are cutting to fund GPU purchases. Their revenues are growing. Their stock prices are climbing. They're firing people to free up cash for compute. This isn't cost-cutting during a downturn. It's a forced reallocation from payroll to datacenter capacity. The math is brutal: every percentage point of headcount reduction funds another batch of H100s.

Meanwhile, UPS, Nestle, Ford, and Target are cutting for the opposite reason. They've already deployed AI tools that work. Customer service automation, supply chain optimization, generative design systems. The productivity gains are real and compounding. These companies don't need to buy massive GPU clusters. They're renting inference from hyperscalers and cutting headcount because the math finally works.

Both sides are feeding the same beast. Tech companies are buying the shovels. Everyone else is buying the gold those shovels dig up. Semiconductor companies sit in the middle, collecting rent from the entire value chain. TSMC, NVIDIA, and ASML are printing money while employment craters on both ends.

The timing matters. We're at 10% enterprise AI adoption, heading toward 50%. History says this phase moves fastest and generates the most wealth. But that wealth is concentrating in compute, not labor. The gap between market cap growth and wage growth has never been wider. This isn't a recession. It's a rebalancing. And most workers are on the wrong side of it.

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@DejaRu22 “IM THE LUCKIEST MAN ALIVE!”

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@livingdevops Living devops

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@omprakash_dyar Which broker api do you use to get the data?

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entered abdl and blackbox at day close

[Ruth Capital @ruth_capital]

stock market was, is, and will always be easy

the issue with our society is that we operate on a five-minute basis and we want things to happen in an instant

if you have patience for a few years/decade investing takes absolutely zero skill. if you think you're smart and talented for longing a name for a few years and seeing a significant multiple increase you're... wrong

and here comes the next part - most of us, by design of our character and human nature - are traders (retards). we operate on emotion and short term systems to judge our next move. in addition, because we are retarded we hate making money the easy way, which is by investing

i retired on trading. need cocaine in my veins and to feel alive when i win or lose money. if i wanted to sail into the wind i would have put everything into a mag-7 name and called it quits way earlier

what is the moral of this post? you're <all> going to make it if you have patience and focus on to a larger scale of time. you will feel nothing but it is a cheatcode to making money with absolutely zero skill. stocks are designed to go up in nature. and if you're someone like me who needs super hot fire - you're a trader. and the issue that i see with our community is everyone judges you for changing positions day in and day out - but this is what needs to be done and adjusted for a smaller time frame focus. if you're a trader - you're also going to make it, just with hell of a lot more noise

stock market is easy, you just have to select whether to make money the easy or the hard (but exciting) way

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@SureshKBN Niva bupa

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@Setups_Swing Look at niva bupa

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@zoomerhindustan Its mostly innate what i have seen , but some people do develop it somehow

[Aravind @aravind]

Long post.

But I believe it’s important. Hope it is shared widely so that it reaches @PMOIndia, @HMOIndia, @MIB_India

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Operation Sindoor has united all of India beyond politics, religion, caste, or region. This unity must be preserved and built on.

While politics may erupt, and rightly so in a democracy, we all can agree that foreign entities should not interfere in our country and sow seeds of discord.

However, this is happening till date and there seems to be an national apathy towards fixing the issues in India's SM, OTT, & media landscape.

It is my humble request to the MIB to start acting now. And take concrete steps to cleanse Indian social media and media from foreign interference, toxic content, hate, and divisiveness.

Here are the important issues:

1) Foreign influence ops

We all SM users have been aware of fake “account farms” operated by Pakistan, China, Turkey, and other countries for many years now. They are:

- using fake indian named accounts
- planting discord among Indians
- inciting communal, regional, & caste hate
- interfering in our politics
- spreading hate against Indians in the world
- making our neighbors hate us
- dehumanizing and delegitimizing Indians
- spreading fake news on India
- hooking our youth to perverted content
- radicalizing young Indians in ideology

Many issues we observe online, that turn into self-blame and internal strife, escalating into actual street conflicts and protests, are being deliberately seeded by fake account farms.

They operate under various false identities, such as INC supporters, RSS workers, Biharis, Tamils, Hindus, Muslims, Buddhists, Dalits, Brahmins, Sikhs, etc

They’re deliberately sowing seeds of hatred and division in India. It’s natural for people to take sides when an issue is raised, and this will attract more people into the hate and fight spiral, which will appear organic.

We must act immediately against this grave threat to our country.

However, we must avoid reacting impulsively. For example, suddenly sending a list of accounts to be banned to an SMP.

This national security threat demands a systematic approach. Not knee-jerk reactions because the PMO or HMO took notice. Issuing a list of account bans now and then won’t solve the problem.

2) SM companies acting with impunity

SM platforms are not taking action against blatantly racist, dehumanizing, and genocidal hate against Indians.

Even when we report posts from accounts that literally have names like “Kill all Pajeets” posting content like “Indians are cockroaches who all need to be terminated,” we get a “we found no violation” response.

How is this allowed? Isn't it a shame for a $4 trillion power? We really need to hold SM companies accountable.

As the first step, create an independent reporting mechanism for SM, OTT, and media content for citizens to use easily. Europe uses such a system which companies need to provide for every post, content, and media article.

Now, based on crowd-sourced reports, once a content is deemed dangerous, establish a automated system to ensure companies promptly comply with GoI notices.

Use their own definitions of content violations and their own system of strikes, suspensions, and bans. First, clearly outline the red lines and the associated fines.

For example, we can implement a policy that throttles access to SM platforms by our ISPs in case punitive action is needed, instead of outright banning them.

This system should slow down their access speeds, incurring significant financial losses for them until they take action or face a temporary ban.

3) Foreign content in Indian media:

Many vernacular media, and even national media, seem to be funded by foreign entities carrying their news, content, and propaganda quite blatantly.

Also, in the name of debate shows and free speech by "guests", some channels are blatantly promoting anti-India and enemy propaganda even during a time like war.

Operation Sindoor presents an opportunity and the right time to end this. Identify these media by analyzing their content. And end it.

Please set up a media monitoring cell if it doesn’t exist. AI monitoring sounds cool and can be done at leisure. For now we just need an old-school media and SM monitoring center covering all regions & languages.

4) Vulgarity and obscenity exploding on SM:

Perverse and vulgar content is being widely circulated on SM and OTT services in India. In recent years, OTT platforms and production houses have sprung up literally for just making soft porn.

Incest, perversion, sexual aggression, infidelity, and voyeurism are all being normalized.

How can India, as a civilization, culture, and nation allow this? We must take immediate action to address the pervasive issue of such content corrupting our youth. We cannot afford to let it pass.

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These are, what I believe, some of the main SM/OTT/Media issues we need to address to protect our society and sovereignty. And my humble suggestions on how to deal with them.

The recent despicable attacks on Vikram Misri, Sophia Qureshi, and Prime Minister Modi even during Operation Sindoor, seeded by the adversary, serve as a stark wake-up call.