Upside?

Hey.

I’m all in.

Into India.

Growth.

Emotion.

C-word. Rhymes with interruption.

Extremes.

Consumption.

Hunger for outreach.

Cut to high growth.

This being a non-linear entity.

Comes a phase where we might quadruple in six months.

That time is not now, I got that.

Time now is to get in.

When all bleeds.

That’s what I’ve done.

Downside?

Sure.

Can be down by 50%.

60%.

Would take some black swans though.

Won’t be the only one. All will go down in such conditions.

Sleep?

Well.

How can I take the strain?

Have 23 years of practice. Blood and biochem can take it and then some. I have that confidence in myself.

Any more downside?

Mood.

Emotional checks.

Good behaviour at all times, coming naturally.

No worries because markets fall.

Selling a weed upon fund requirement state of mind.

Don’t need more.

Upside?

Unlimited.

Graduating

Hey.

It’s taken me the longest time to graduate…

…in the markets.

What, you expect me to show you a…

…college degree…

…for the…

…MARKETS?!

Graduation here is nothing like that.

It’s more a state of mind.

A mind that knows…

…how to get rid of a …

…loser.

And not feel broken up about it.

No emotional aftermath.

No overhang. Period.

Buy a winner with the money that remains. Spend it towards expenses.

Use it to fulfill a desire.

Move on.

On repeat.

That’s market graduation.

It’s also the difference between winning and losing.

Very few people win here.

Why?

Nobody wants to admit they are wrong.

Nobody wants to take the immediate hit.

Almost…

…nobody.

The 10-12% who do…

…win.

And they deserve it.

It’s a very expensive lesson.

Money-wise. Time-wise.

Many go broke and aren’t able to learn it.

Others run out of time. Still not graduates.

A lot like one of the deepest lessons of life.

The one that has a…

…‘sorry’ in it.

Admitting that one’s wrong. Taking corrective action. Doubling down with positive action. Moving on to fight many more battles, thoroughly enriched.

Welcome to the Graduation++.

I completed my post-grad before I did my grad, here, in the stock markets.

Was always good with numbers, so the post-grad lesson came earlier.

How to take a losing system, and make it a winning system, just on the basis of number-correlations…

…but more of that another day.

🙂