Pataake jalao ...

Ah yes, let's use a language that uses just as much time as English. What's even the benefit at that point?

I mean yes, meeting someone you look up-to is a pretty intense moment, but if these are the sort of role models we have, it's a tad concerning.

a friend of mine went to vibgyor school or sm to study before their school started like early morning

Tum sab L vish fans ki maa ki c....

These subs need a AI detect spam filter

Itne der me saaf karleta bhai 😂

Not so common i would say. I myself am an ahom and my face is shaped like an idli.

6. Not Diversifying Properly

❌ Overconcentration in 1-2 stocks = High risk, low safety ❌ Too many stocks = Index-like returns, no edge

📈 95% of investors who lose 50%+ of their portfolio were overexposed to just 1-2 stocks.

📌 Fix: ✅ Hold 10-15 high-quality stocks ✅ Mix growth, value, and defensive stocks ✅ Diversify across sectors & geographies

7. Ignoring Valuation & Buying Expensive Stocks

🚨 Even great companies can be terrible investments if you buy at the wrong price.

Common Mistake: ❌ Buying stocks at 60-100x PE just because they are popular

📌 Fix: ✅ Use PE ratio, PEG ratio, and historical valuations ✅ Avoid stocks that are trading way above their sector average ✅ Buy when institutions are accumulating, not retail

8. Selling Winners Too Early

🚀 Many investors sell after a small profit but hold their losers forever. This kills long-term compounding.

📌 Fix: ✅ Hold quality stocks for years, not months ✅ Use trailing stop-loss to lock in gains while letting winners run ✅ Let fundamentals, not price movements, decide your exit

9. Panic Selling During Market Crashes

Every crash looks like the end of the world, but every recovery looks obvious in hindsight.

📈 Data: ➤ The S&P 500 has fallen >20% more than 10 times in the last 100 years. ➤ Each time, it recovered and made new highs.

📌 Fix: ✅ Prepare for crashes instead of fearing them ✅ Buy when others are fearful ✅ Have cash ready to deploy in bear markets

10. Not Learning From Your Mistakes

Every investor makes mistakes. The difference? Successful investors learn & adapt.

❌ Keep repeating mistakes = stay broke ✅ Learn & improve = become wealthy

📌 Fix: ✅ Keep a trading journal ✅ Write down why you bought & sold each stock ✅ Study your past mistakes & avoid repeating them.

📈 Strategy to Avoid Mistakes: 💡 Journaling Your Trades Write down every trade with: ➤ Why you entered ➤ Exit plan ➤ What went right/wrong

This builds discipline & prevents repeated mistakes.

💡 Final Takeaway:

Avoiding stupid mistakes is half the battle in investing. Even an average strategy works if you just avoid blunders.

For This type of interest knowledge post and interesting updates Follow- r/Sharemarketupdates

I can go to cult fit gym of spectrum

Same we ask for head

Bhai kya lagta hai aaj? Aus ya SA?

Stray dog feeders will still defend this practice and yak about muh sterilisation

I work with Hyundai and oh boy the sales are down! Only the creta is selling.. that's it! Hyundai is struggling this month

"Ladki kitna bhi kuch Krle voh kabhi ek acha mard nhi ban sakti "

The Real Punjabiyat

Damn pornhub 4k60fps would be amazing now

As Upendra once said, till the day we Indians don’t feel this country , this city, this road is ours, this shit is bound to happen.

boys who only have bed and phone with pirated lectures 😼😼😼

Kasa farak padnar mitra.

Today everything is online. I am in Mumbai and have been getting calls only from Pune companies.

Location only matters if you are talking about walk-in or f2f interviews which I don't think happen often enough to justify moving cities.