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How It Feels To Call The Tops & Bottoms?

The recent events, I got it to a T.

First in Feb end, I knew markets were going to tumble, crude boiling and made a detailed YouTube video here

And that’s what happened with Nifty tumbling  from 26k to 22k and crude shooting up from $70 to $120 in matter of few days.

Then came the part where I called the bottom too here at 22,300 on 1st April when entire market was in panic.

In hindsight, I called the top and bottom with conviction. Especially during extreme uncertainties & nobody had a clue about what’s going to happen.

It’s a heavenly feeling to beat the smartest people on the street, to preempt what’s going to happen, position yourself in advance and emerge victorious!

The feeling of being right is paramount. Especially in stock market. With millions of pieces of random information thrown at you and you pull everything together and successfully solve it as a game of puzzle.

And more fun is not only me making money but helping people make money because of my analysis.

It’s a fulfilling feeling to see all the knowledge you’ve accumulated over years pay off.

Understanding of geopolitics, macro data, how oil market works, psychology of world leaders, trust in my sources, assimilating real time information, strategies, the broader data and over all connecting the dots, helped me really really well in making these rock solid decisions or ‘predictions’ as some may say.

I’ve been constantly building my self over decades to be where I am and I feel grateful to be in the position I am at.

It’s a heavenly feeling. I could go on and on. There are layers and layers to this.

I’m simply enjoying this! ❤️

Heads down.

Onwards & upwards!

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