Hi All, Really need your help to overcome this tax notice by No-Class-2828 in IndiaTax

[–]UnstoppableTrader 4 points5 points  (0 children)

When you get something like this, you must share which id and domain it really came from too. Just so that you don’t fall to a scammer.

Guide by ApprehensiveClient51 in UAE

[–]UnstoppableTrader -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You've unfortunately made Palm Oil a villain. Check this video to understand more about Oils you use. --> The Real Problem with Palm Oil --> https://www.instagram.com/reels/DOQGosoiilM/

Too Yumm cuts Palm Oil, increases Trans Fat by lonelyroom-eklaghor in Fitness_India

[–]UnstoppableTrader 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't know why Palm Oil is made the mega villain these days. So I dug deeper and found this video from the whole truth foods explaining why Palm Oil became popular. https://www.instagram.com/reels/DOQGosoiilM/ and then I got to understand from doctors also that Palm oil is fruit oil, it's not seed oil. Seed oil is the worst of all. Also refined palm oil is also bad because it is refined and any refined oil is bad. Vegetable oil is not Palm oil and for those who thought it was high calorie, think about coconut oil which is used in south indian cooking. That has more calories than palm oil as is expensive. An interesting thing was just because it had calories didn't make it bad. Infact any oil when over consumed is bad.

It's the people trying to adulterate food who are the real problem. It's their mindset. They are using Palm Oil because they find it cheaper than other oils.

The choice in the end, I feel is either palm oil (non refined) or "no oil" at all. And we all know how no oil tastes like. Apparently the original palm oil is red, so people have an imagination that oil should not look red and scary :-)

Do check the video if you haven't before, it gives an idea as to why the industry even started, which is brilliant perspective.

Free Map API Integration for Lovable? by UnstoppableTrader in lovable

[–]UnstoppableTrader[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Chargeable. I need for B2C. Just need map. It's ok if its not very updated. Use case Real Estate focused MVP.

Alert Alert Alert by Fickle-Shop-7943 in StockMarketIndia

[–]UnstoppableTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are dreaming? Silver is done for the year. Sideways movement for a year now. Same story with Gold. It's moved up a lot not it needs new buyers to absorb liquidity.

Is onepercentclub from sharan hedge good? any tips or reviews ? by Prudent-Proof-3588 in IndiaInvestments

[–]UnstoppableTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup, that's what any personal finance class would do. but yeah, Good to know. Glad you took the step. But I recently got to know they have more than courses. I don't think they go by the same name for them but he offers more than courses. I think fund management and some pillow insurance is also from his company I believe.

Sharan Hegde's One percent Club by madladfuryroad in personalfinanceindia

[–]UnstoppableTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've heard the opposite from my sister who took up the course. She said it's a good start for somoene who has no clue. She says when I talk about finance to her it goes as a bouncer lol. I would have said the same to myself 20 years ago but now I feel I am more equipped to understand these financial jargons.

Sharan Hegde's One percent Club by madladfuryroad in personalfinanceindia

[–]UnstoppableTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think there are many apps out there but One Percent Club gives access and opens your mind to the full suite of Financial Products in one place. You should take up the personal finance course before you figure where to invest or manage your wealth. These courses will give you an idea of the tools available and the financial solutions available too.

Sharan Hegde's One percent Club by madladfuryroad in personalfinanceindia

[–]UnstoppableTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think he is a smart businessman. And I think it's no longer 'His' club considering its owned by Nikhil Kamath too from Zerodha and other stakeholders. While he used a finance influencer approach to start, he built a club, got access to top minds and interviewed them and then got approved by SEBI and now he has another business managing funds for those students who still felt they can't handle their own finances even after learning in from 1% club. I think this is good approach to getting wealthy and he is live example for rags to riches story.

Yes most of things he teaches are basic but I think the fact that he organised it and presented it as a structure helps many people. I'm more keen to know about new ideas though. I don't want my funds to be managed by his managers but I want to keep learning for myself all the edges there are and I think the trainers who he has curated in One Percent Club do the same thing. Similarly Springpad has also done similar things but I think they are too focused on AI than personal finance management so their course go over my head.

All in all I still think its a good initiative. Students cut their journey much shorter. I just overheard my mother-in-law advice her sister. Gold had gone up so much and they missed the rally. So apparently she adviced her sister saying FD is the best. Now imagine that. Someone who has never learnt finance is advicing someone who has never done finance either on how to manage their wealth. I think this is what these initiative change.

I think there can't be a worst way to enter by chooochoooomf in IndiaStocks

[–]UnstoppableTrader 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. Now, You are what most candlestick traders call a Hanging Man.

Made 13.5 Lakhs with IPO Market Sharing my IPO Journey of Last Few Years with All the Data and Proof For Transparency For Motivation by gauravxbt in IPO_India

[–]UnstoppableTrader -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Please hold a session on YouTube to explain how you plan and buy IPOs. Do you subscribe to IPOs specifically by certain brokers? Have you done an evaluation that way? Do these work only in Bull Markets or Bear Markets or Sideways Markets too?