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Edit to add: "Someone disagrees with me, they **MUST** be AI". Cult member behaviour. Edit to add some more: We strongly disagree about reasonable expectations from investors in terms of "permissible speech" about the company we are invested in. Editing still, gotta keep adding: I think your viewpoint is insane, childish and cult-like, but notice how at no point did I attempt to dismiss your right as a person to have that opinion or your ability as a person to form that opinion. Editing for more of that juicy adding goodness: If your repeated response to dissenting opinions is "they **MUST** be a shill" or "THIS IS FUD" or "this must be an AI" for no other reason than the opinion is one you disagree with, you seriously need to reconsider how you deal with opinions different to your own. Editing to add, keep going I'm almost there: Notice how at no point was I trying to tell you to change your opinion or convince you to take any action other than the one you were already taking? I simply asked you to clarify your own words and then presented my opposite viewpoint. Editing to add, the sequel, electric-boogaloo: Meanwhile, you keep sounding like a cult member who refuses to accept the mere possibility that another human, who is invested in the same company as you, has a different opinion than the one you have. That anyone without the same viewpoint as you is a negative actor with harmful intent. I don't think there's a single thing anyone could say that would get you to even consider the possibility that someone who offers different viewpoints to your own is doing anything but "spreading FUD". You are immovable and that's not wise investment, that's indoctrination. And that's really fucking sad and quite frankly terrifying. Genuinely terrifying. But you're just going to respond by calling me a shill and saying this is "FUD" and proving my entire point for me, without having the self-awareness to realise that's what you're doing. Beep-boop.

And it should be a case study on why negative incentives arent as good as positive incentives. Instead of cutting back manufacturing of gas guzzlers the auto industry went bigger and heavier to offset the emissions to size ratio, and all but eliminated KEI style vehicles which are far more efficient if we MUST stick with gas vehicles.

100% love this. I’m so sick of people thinking life should be a free ride. No matter what model of existence you choose to, or dream to live under, a labour to live transaction MUST occur. If you want to live off-grid, you’re working 10 hours a day to hunt and farm. If you want to live in modern society, you have to work 10 hours a day to pay for access and convenience. People today think it’s their **right** to be able to play fucking GTA6 all day and have essentials delivered to their door for free. Fuck off and get off your ass like every human being has done for the past 300,000 years.

Here’s the framework for shares and calls. 1. Only buy in sector that is in an uptrend. 2. DON’T chase the price on big Green Days. 3. Your entry is a pullback to key support level, such as 21 daily moving average. 4. Stock MUST be above its 50 hourly moving average for best chance of success.

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excellent 👌 excellent questions, OP Always hedge & diversification is MUST No matter what the market sentiment is .. I can understand that when sentiment is good, a chunk of allocation goes towards equities a bit more & also diversification of sectors to get good drift but let's be clear FII are 🚫 not coming back this year - at least we will still have sideways market till 2026 .. only select few sectors & stocks would give relief whereas the majority of equities will continue to be sideways All your questions are valid & if I have to add further - geopolitics is the only addition even though it's covered but let's be obvious 1. Midterm elections results, dems get the votes - short term pain of 2 to 3 weeks in usa & thereafter, market will love it because of dividend house 2. Iran issue will continue to haunt, they can't depend upon hard venezuela oil that needs double the refining 3. iran will continue its adamant attitude, middle East won't be without volatility 4. Russia will get into action because Ukraine won't have elections, besides that some europian countries despite helping Ukraine are in doldrums as cold winter will effect gas & other prices where inflation is going to be issue 5. While India as of now has no Major problem with El nino, at 2nd or 3rd week or December, the El nino will become a culprit (market needs scape goat) and all major western countries will put blame of failure of inflation/oil to El nino & come up with austerity drive 6. people forget that oil reserves are for reserves in emergency - after midterm I see oil crisis Overall - the situation as of now is grim but because of geopolitics & upcoming events, people are seeing only good things.. post November & till March 1st week - whatever I have opined, if that comes true, even 3 points, market will react & it's going to effect Nifty So please 🙏 i might have typed long post & if you've read till here - please diversify, have 4 months of expenditure kept seperate in your savings, be cautious & don't go all in even if a sense of bull market is promoted by influencers who have no other job but to daily give some hot topics so that you join their whatsapp or telegram group be cautious & yet - aware so that your diwali is bright & not dark... and you protect your hard earned capital which is the 1st rule of investment 🙏

>there MUST be a large correction coming in the next year Source? If you've seen something to prove this you should really share it with all of us who wouldn't say something like that with such confidence. What else do you know that we dont about market movements over the next year?

>People have been talking about a crash/correction for a couple of year now and whilst there has been some downward movement 2 years ago the SPY ETF was around \~570, it is now almost 780. That's a gain of \~35%. >there MUST be a large correction coming in the next year?! During the last 2 years where the S and P 500 returned 35%, we've had 2 significant corrections, in March/April 2025 from tariffs, and in Feb/March 2026 due to the Iran war. Again, the S and P 500 is up 35% during that timeframe. If putting in a lump sum makes you nervous, put it into a high yield savings or money market account and invest 5% per week into the market, or something like that.

Hi, Is it better to invest a lump sum today or wait 6-12 month for the more likely correction that everyone is talking about and has not yet happened.? Wisdom from you experts please. People have been talking about a crash/correction for a couple of year now and whilst there has been some downward movement, there MUST be a large correction coming in the next year?! Thoughts please. TIA

Hi, Is it better to invest a lump sum today or wait 6-12 month for the more likely correction that everyone is talking about and has not yet happened.? Wisdom from you experts please. People have been talking about a crash/correction for a couple of year now and whilst there has been some downward movement, there MUST be a large correction coming in the next year?! Thoughts please. TIA

I think AirJoule Technologies is interesting. Small cap, $4 a piece or less, undervalued stock just on what is there. AIRJ make state-of-the-art best-in-class heat-pure water converters. They are now moving into the AI Datacentre arena, after winning an award. They are partnered 50/50 with GE Vernova, and have connections with Microsoft, Google, Vertiv. These are early-days pre-rvenue, but a .5% to 1% of your portfolio stake in them could be a BIG winner. They are already trading below Morning Star Fair Value and have price targets of 2-4x their current price. Some countries are legislating that data-centres MUST have their own water supply or other environmental restrictions. LEGISLATION FROM AUSTRALIA: Australia is in the process of establishing strict national and state-level standards to regulate water and energy consumption for large-scale and AI data centers. National Standards and Legislation (In Progress) • Federal Framework: The Australian Government announced plans under its national AI strategy to introduce mandatory federal legislation by early 2027. • Water Restrictions: The proposed national rules aim to restrict data centers from using large volumes of high-quality drinking (potable) water for cooling. • Core Requirements: Operators will be legally required to minimize water usage, prioritize recycled or non-drinking water sources, meet strict efficiency standards, and fully fund any additional public water infrastructure required for their operations. • Consultation: The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet released a consultation paper titled Getting it right: Building AI infrastructure that works for Australia to finalize these tiered standards.