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That mesh thing on the bike annoys me.

Happend to a known Business too. Site still in Index but just no Impressions. They started around 6 months ago but it was doing good and kept growing. Solid Backlinks, I have to idea how to evaluate and take Action.

Best to wait a while imo

Ofc humour like samay. Fir to 1lakh kya 1crore milenge aise hi

Why tf are Barbados Royals promoting it?

Well when i cant even pause a video without getting an ad, then they can shove their TOS up their asses

order sasta sa heater from blinkit works like charm

Exactly what they say they mean.

Third largest crypto, and first largest ponzi vaporware.

The marketing campaign must've started today/recently. I have seen/heard this 3 times today on different mediums and not once previously.

I have something similar not a cloud kitchen; last I checked you definitely need GST and FSSAI licenses to start with, but you should consult a lawyer for more details.

Retired institutional turned retail trader here.

I can admire the enthusiasm but I will play the villain and set your expectations. The truth is, trading is a difficult life. I've done it a long time so I can tell you first hand. You will have sleepless nights, you will have times you want to give up, wonder why you're even doing this. Everyone does. Be emotionally prepared for that. That said, I'm glad you have plans going, your dad for guidance and that you are continuing to seek out more.

Moving on to some specific tips that I have found success in, that you may find to be helpful.

1. Have a macro narrative.

In whatever asset you are trading, forex, commodities, crypto, stocks, have a macro narrative. To boil it down, take a read of the economy and get a general sense where the long term price wants to move. You don't have to get too specific, but have a directional idea. That way, when you narrow down and look for trades using your strategy, you can have a slight bias towards your macro narrative. Especially for swing trading.

2. Trade relatively, not nominally.

Risk/reward as a concept is inherently innocent. However, I cannot advocate for following a strict, fixed risk reward. The reason I say this is that it forms a bad habit that limits your learning. When you take a trade, you should have a take profit PRICE in mind. This price should ideally be determined through your analysis and not in seeking to earn xyz amount. Not saying you shouldn't use risk/reward, but focus on what your price targets are so you don't limit or over estimate your wins.

3. Discipline is king

When I do seminars my favourite thing to say is "sit on your hands". The reason is simple, trading is an emotional sport. No matter how good your plan is, how experienced you are, you may even have the best strategy, but there will be times you will want to make irrational decisions. Overtrading, revenge trading, overleveraging, not knowing when to stop. If there isn't a good trade for you on the chart, don't force one. No trade = no loss. Wait for a good trade.

If it helps you deal with being impatient, look at multiple asset classes at once. Have 4-5 uncorrelated securities you're looking at. Gives you more opportunities to explore.

Apologies for being long winded, I tried to keep it brief.
Wishing you the best.

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Sunday ki hoti toh le leti 🥲

You relocate to other states or countries seeking better opportunities and infrastructure, dedicating yourself to work throughout the year. Your sole comfort is the thought of that one precious month when you return home to reconnect with family and friends, savor home-cooked meals, and find a brief sense of belonging—only to return to the grind once again. Years slip by in this cycle, and when you finally retire, you hope to return home for good. But by then, the comfort and familiarity you once cherished, along with the people who made it special, may no longer be the same. You come to realize that life has moved on—you now have your own family to care for and responsibilities that bind you elsewhere, compelling you to settle away from the home you once dreamed of returning to.

Such is life.

man she was so much fun 😭🤌🏻

I’ve never liked her. She gave me such wicked vibes everytime. Yuzi is such a nice guy and deserves so much better.

What's this

At least the creativity is improving.

But she's not wrong - you took a unilateral decision and moved without discussing with her- that's abandonment - so you are the villan.

Humari mano toh train se jao khus rahoge