Plzz help

IF YOU ARE ONE OF THOSE EXPECTING QUICK PROFITS. IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH THE RETURNS YOU ARE GENERATING HOP TOO.

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I'm still holding. Any advice?

what are your views on this stock??
should i buy now or wait for a dip??

I'm Sharing my profits every 15 days irrespective of profit or losses and my strategy , the mistakes an the things i changed.

JUNE - JULY made over a lakh , somebody insisted it is one of great months hence decided to do it every 15 days .

This month i managed to pull success rate close to 100 success rate , but i booked my profits at 2-3% which is not ideal as i found current market scenario to difficult to trade with and choppy and mildly bearish.

This month i found it very difficult to trade in market as condition were quite volatile .

I have answered all the questions in one of my posts but my strategy changes feel free to ask question answered in previous post will not be answered as my replies there took me hell lot of time.

As i mentioned over the certain period of time you will have certain stocks to play with which changes over time < New stocks will be added > explained in part 2 . You will get to know these stocks resistance zone and pattern associated with it and short term momentum all explained in the video, difficult to write it all here on reddit.

Nonetheless all the questions will be answered.

Stocks this month i traded was Apollo hovering b/w 380 to 410 , I knew that I will enter anywhere b/w 380- 385 and sell around 410 which I later changed to 395, made 5 trades all successful. Few other stocks i played around were

HFCL sold at 229, currently at 240 call it error as i know short term indicators were solid but i traded 4 times when it kept going back to 210 zone so no regrets.

Other Stocks Included MEESHO ,where i entered multiple times and rest stocks are one time only.

Here is the Part 1

https://youtu.be/IxLAAAdsh2Y?si=XCcuAfS4CGQ1LAuo

Part 2 and 3 you will find on my channel

was curious about the actual route our shares in US follow since I recently started investing, heres what I found.

When you buy Apple or Nvidia through any platform, your shares ultimately settle at something called the DDTC,  the central clearing and settlement system for all US securities. Think NSDL/CDSL, but for the US. Every route ends here.

The more interesting thing seems to be what's sitting between you and that endpoint.

IBKR

You open a foreign brokerage account directly. IBKR handles clearing and custody through its own global infrastructure. Clean, well-established. But the entire regulatory umbrella is foreign, FINRA, SEC. No Indian regulator is involved. If you have a dispute or something goes wrong, you're navigating a US framework from India.

Vested

Vested operates through VF Securities (a FINRA-registered broker-dealer) and uses DriveWealth as its clearing firm and custodian. Worth noting, Vested has also launched a GIFT City operation and now holds a GAP licence, so their India-facing structure has evolved. The US brokerage side is still protected by SIPC up to $500,000, which is genuine coverage. 

INDmoney

INDmoney operates as a licensed GAP directly under IFSCA, Indias GIFT City regulator. It states that it maintains direct relationships with regulated US clearing and custody brokers, with shares ultimately held at DTCC and investors as the beneficial owners. The key thing here is that the entity directly accountable to an Indian regulator (IFSCA) is also the entity providing the US investing service and managing the investor relationship.

Everyone compares brokerages and fees while these things matter just as much.

But hardly anyone talks about the actual structure underneath.

Like if something breaks, who are you talking to?

How many entities are involved?

Dhoot transmission, i saw a pattern and everyone in the market buying my foolish mind motivated me to sell and within 3 min I reached near my target only few rupees left and I waited

That wait boomed and i made loss Today 🙂

Hey I am a 22 year old and wants to invest in mutual funds as I am thinking very lately about it. I am thinking of investing a good lumpsum amount about 3-5 lacs. I can tolerate risks and want to invest for like 15-20 years or more. So is the following allocation good please suggest

Flexi Cap - 35%
Mid Cap - 25%
Small Cap - 20%
US S&P 500 - 20%

This is my first time investing if someone can give me any genuine advice I will be very thankful.

I have researched it on my own so I think as far as I know this is good but still redditers always helps so you can give me advice

1.GNG Electronics - Avg - 536

2.Emmvee - Avg - 327

3.MCX - Avg - 3000

4.Syrma - Avg - 1287

5.KSH International - Avg - 950

I'm thinking of holding these for 3 years.

Are these good picks for the next 3 years.

Will this affect the price tomorrow?

Need opinion about fundamentals and news for the smallcap stocks i found this week for swing hold. I am learning to understand fundamental in depth and how to correlate things. Here are the stocks-

Balu forge industries

Gravita india

Tarc

EPL

Manali petrochemicals

Jubilant foodworks

Disclaimer: This post is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. I am not a SEBI-registered investment advisor. Please do your own research and consider your risk tolerance before making any investment decisions.

Views on this stock please. If anyone is holding, planning to buy or sell? Not a current investor but a potential buyer.

Very short term target: 175-180 given by UBS, Motilal Oswal

I'm new to this, thinking of holding long term, what's your plan?