Dileep

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I've known people who eat non-veg throughout the day, take a bath, and then head to the temple as if everything has been reset. If God really exists, would he forgive them? Or is there some arrangement where eating non-veg every day except one Saturday gets you a clean chit? If God is truly impartial, shouldn't the rules apply equally, without a bath or a weekly exemption washing away the sins?

These @amazonIN @AmazonHelp fools have absolutely no clue what happened to the package, and how does a package manage to get lost twice in a row? The actual issue is that the package is too big for the delivery person to carry. He himself shared this with me, yet these geniuses are still convinced it's lost in transit.

These @amazonIN @AmazonHelp geniuses are still working tirelessly to solve the greatest logistical mystery of our time: moving my order 5 km for the final delivery. I've called customer care, submitted the required form, and even explained the entire issue publicly here. Yet, every new person joining the thread seems to have one groundbreaking solution: "Please join the chat again." I'm genuinely curious how much you're being paid for this extraordinary copy-paste performance. Meanwhile, the 24-hour delivery deadline you confidently promised yesterday has come and gone, but apparently the investigation is still going strong. Thanks again.

Shorting at highs offers excellent risk-reward, provided the market agrees not to make another higher high.

6-day rally, rising VIX, holidays back to back, and today is expiry. What else did you expect, if not a sideways market?

Anybody still has the courage to short this market?

Heavy decay in both call & puts, buyers would have understood it by now.

This is one more feature from my charting app, where the fresh money is coming in and going out. NIFTY today.

Strike wise Long/Short buildup in NIFTY

Muhurat trading: NIFTY was busy doing nothing, but VIX took the fireworks seriously. Up 5%!

Muhurat trading: Many traders think buying in this session brings luck for the year. Here’s what 20 years of Nifty data (2006–2025) actually shows. Win rate 15 out of 20 sessions closed green. The Diwali mood is usually positive. Current streak 8 green sessions in a row, from 2018 to 2025. Typical move Only about +0.2% to +0.3%. Apart from one year, Nifty never moved more than 1% either way. Muhurat sessions are calm, not explosive. Biggest gain 2008: +6.35%. It came right after the global crash, when markets were bouncing from deep lows. It’s an exception, not the pattern. Worst session 2017: −0.63%. Even the bad days stayed small. Latest session 2025: just +0.10%, the weakest gain in 8 years. The streak is still alive, but the momentum was thin. Does it predict the year? No. In 2022 Nifty gained 0.87% on Muhurat day, its best session in a decade, and then finished the next Samvat year around −1%. Bottom line Muhurat trading is a tradition, not a trading signal. Your process decides your year, not one festive hour. Happy Diwali 🪔Your bet for Todays MUHURAT TRADING?👇

Happy Diwali to you and your family 🪔 This year tested all of us: red days, hard trades, late nights at the charts. If you’re still here and still learning, that’s your biggest win. Thank you for growing with me. This page is a family because of you. Tonight, keep the screens off and sit with the people who stood by you. May your home be full of light, your heart full of peace, and your year full of green candles. ✨

NIFTY has closed above the upper Bollinger Band five days in a row, and every one of those candles looked “overbought.” Range, squeeze, trend: this video walks through all three on the same chart.👇

I don't think big players care about every headline or event the way retail traders do. What matters is how directly that event impacts markets. A direct cause-and-effect relationship matters more: A leads to B. The more layers of assumptions between the event and its actual impact on earnings, liquidity, interest rates or positioning, the less reliable the market reaction becomes. Markets don't trade the event itself; they trade its implications, expectations, and what's already priced in. The longer the chain of reasoning, the more uncertainty you introduce.