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🚨 Potential 3X–5X Multibagger Stocks Thread Only For Long Term investment 🚨
Every 2-3 weeks, I’ll share just ONE chart that I genuinely believe can turn into a serious multibagger over the next 2–3 years 📈🔥
Not talking about small 20–30% moves… I’m talking about stocks that can potentially do 3x, 4x or even more if the cycle and structure play out right 👀
This thread will be all about:
• macro Long-term breakouts & setups
• Big years of consolidations
• Wealth creation charts
Let’s hunt future winners together 🚀
Bookmark this thread and revisit it every 2-3 weeks so you don’t miss out on wealth creation.
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My Conservative Targets for PSU Banks 📈
1. PNB | CMP: ₹142
Targets: ₹170 (+19.7%) → ₹280 (+97.2%)
2. SBI | CMP: ₹1,080
Targets: ₹1,234 (+14.3%) → ₹1,322 (+22.4%)
3. Canara Bank | CMP: ₹130
Target: ₹180 (+38.5%)
4. Union Bank | CMP: ₹203
Target: ₹250 (+23.2%)
5. Bank of India | CMP: ₹154
Target: ₹200 (+29.9%)
6. Bank of Baroda | CMP: ₹273
Target: ₹325 (+19.0%)
7. Indian Bank | CMP: ₹932
Target: ₹1,200 (+28.8%)
8. MahaBank | CMP: ₹91
Target: ₹160 (+75.8%)
These targets could play out over the next 3–8 months, depending on the stock. Patience is key!
Want my private bank targets too? Like this tweet and hit the follow button. I’ll share them within the next 12 hours! 🚀
#PsuBanks #PrivateBanks #BankNifty
Let’s say you make ₹500 a day.
That fancy dinner at a restaurant isn’t ₹2,000. It’s 4 days of your time & work.
But let’s say you make ₹1,000 a day from passive income.
That ₹2,000 dinner is just 2 days of your passive income.
When you earn only through your time, money becomes increasingly expensive.
Build income streams that make money while you sleep, and money starts feeling a lot less expensive.
#PassiveIncome #StockMarket #Investing #Asset
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India Has 140Cr People but How Many Actually Travel Internationally?
Some eye-opening numbers:
1. Passport holders: Only around 7.7% of India’s population holds a passport.
2. Indians who have travelled abroad: Just around 3% of Indian adults surveyed by Pew Research had ever visited another country.
3. International travel in 2025: Around 3.28 crore departures by Indian nationals.
So Out of every 100 Indians, only 8 hold a passport, and barely 3 get to experience the world beyond India’s borders. Never take that privilege for granted.
Think about it. International travel remains a distant dream for the overwhelming majority of Indians.
If you’ve travelled to more than 5 countries, consider yourself truly fortunate. It’s a privilege billions of india can only dream of.
Never take the opportunity to explore the world for granted. Be thankful for that life. ❤️🌍
#Travel
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3/100 people get to travel outside india
Baaki 97 log shayad kabhi experience hi na kar paayein ki:
> Footpaths pedestrians ke liye hote hain.
> Skyline kise kehte hain.
> Hygiene aur cleanliness kya hoti hai.
> Zebra crossings ka actual purpose kya hai.
> Clean, well-maintained streets kaisi hoti hain.
> Women safety sirf ek slogan nahi, reality bhi ho sakti hai.
> Public transport kaise har kone ko seamlessly connect kar sakta hai.
> Aur clean air mein saans lena kaisa hota hai
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In 10 lifetimes, #BeerBiceps isn’t going to surpass #RajShamani.
There is fundamentally something wrong with him and his entire team.
- Zero understanding of the subject.
- Pathetic follow-up questions.
- Barely any research on the guest.
- Some of the most brain-dead questions imaginable. ( aapko maut se darr lagta hai kya? )
- And that constant, unnecessary head-rolling while the guest speaks.
A podcast isn’t just about booking big guests and setting up cameras. The host needs curiosity, preparation and the ability to hold a meaningful conversation.
The gap between the two is MASSIVE.
Is Egypt worth visiting? 🇪🇬 Has anyone travelled there recently?
How was your overall experience, especially regarding safety? Would you recommend visiting or is it better to avoid for now?
Would love to hear first-hand experiences!
#Egypt
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DIWALI PICKS 2026: ONE LINK. LIVE TRACKING. UNTIL NEXT DIWALI! 🔥
Bookmark this link and keep checking it all the way until next Diwali. You’ll be able to see which picks are winning, which are struggling, and how the entire basket is performing.
No guesswork. Just track the numbers as they unfold! 🚀
👇 Open the Diwali Picks Sheet:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
🔥 DIWALI PICKS WITH LIVE TRACKING SHEET!
All picks in one place, with live price updates and performance tracking. 📊
You can see in real time which picks are outperforming, which are lagging and how the entire list is performing!
Want access? Comment below. If enough people are interested, I’ll make it public. 🚀
Last month I visited the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City in 🇻🇳 , and honestly, I was left speechless.
I have read about wars, watched documentaries and studied history, but standing there, looking at photographs of innocent people, children and families whose lives were destroyed, was an entirely different experience.
Some facts that are difficult to digest:
🇻🇳 ~25 lakh Vietnamese lives lost. Millions of civilians caught in a war they never asked for.
🇺🇸 58,220 American military personnel killed. Thousands of families back home lost their loved ones too.
⏳ Nearly 20 years of war (1955–1975). An entire generation grew up knowing nothing but conflict.
💰 $111–167 billion spent by the US at the time, equivalent to hundreds of billions of dollars today.
☠️ Agent Orange: The US sprayed approximately 18–20 million gallons of herbicides across Vietnam. Agent Orange contained highly toxic dioxin, leaving devastating health and environmental consequences that continue to affect generations till date.
💣 Bombing on an unimaginable scale: Around 6.7 million tonnes of bombs were dropped across Indochina during the conflict more than three times the estimated US bombing tonnage across all theatres of World War II.
And how did it end?
On 30 April 1975, North Vietnamese forces captured Saigon. South Vietnam surrendered, and the country was reunified in 1976 under communist rule.
I went to that museum as a tourist. I walked out with a much heavier heart. Some places don’t just show you history. They make you feel it.
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Last 5 movies i watched in theatres: 🎬
🔥 Ramayana
🔥 F1
🔥 Dhurandhar: Part 2
🔥 Dhurandhar: Part 1
🔥 Chhaava
Not a single miss. Only bangers! 🔥
Am I lucky or what? 🫢😇
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Nifty Private Banks Index
Weekly breakout above ATH !!!!
Looks like both psu banks and private banks are going to lead the rally
📍 Rameshwaram Jyotirling Temple, Tamilnadu
Stand in the lobby and look down the corridor the pillars appear almost endless, perfectly aligned in a stunning visual perspective.
One of the most beautiful architecture of india 🇮🇳
📸 clicked by me in 2021
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🔥 DIWALI PICKS WITH LIVE TRACKING SHEET!
All picks in one place, with live price updates and performance tracking. 📊
You can see in real time which picks are outperforming, which are lagging and how the entire list is performing!
Want access? Comment below. If enough people are interested, I’ll make it public. 🚀
🚨 THE BIGGEST DIWALI STOCK PICKS COLLECTION IS HERE! 🔥🪔
BOYS, THIS IS FOR EVERYONE ON FINTWIT!
I’ve compiled a massive list of Diwali stock picks shared by some of the best handles in the investing community.
Bookmark this post, go through the names, study the charts and fundamentals, and do your own research. Don’t blindly buy anything!
Sona BLW
Mrs. Bector Foods
NRB Bearings
Menon Bearings
Shri Ahimsa Naturals
Haldyn Glass
Amanta Healthcare
Neogen Chemicals
Apollo Micro Systems
Centum Electronics
Cyient DLM
Swan Defence
Jash Engineering
Kirloskar Brothers
Shree Refrigerators
Syrma SGS
Emcure Pharma
Rosell Techsys
Finolex Cables
India Glycols
Belrise Industries
Indian Hotels
Ather Energy
WABAG
Nippon India Life Asset Management
Diamond Power
Shree Refrigerators
Yash Highvoltage
Ice Make Refrigeration
Modison
Permanent Magnets
Kabra ExtrusionTechnik
Menon Bearings
Kanpur Plastipack
Talbros Automotive
Lumax Auto Technologies
Arrow Greentech
Orbit Exports
Ram Ratna Wires
Ceigall India
Pace Digitek
Eureka Forbes
Fedbank Financial Services
Aarti Drugs
Entero Healthcare
Edelweiss Financial Services
Piramal Pharma
Kross
Remsons Industries
Rajratan Global Wire
RACL Geartech
Macpower CNC
Infobeans Technologies
Trushakti Industries
Bajaj Healthcare
Time Technoplast
Groww
Tips Music
Filatex India
Kotak Mahindra Bank
Indo Thai Securities
Nifty FMCG ETF
Rolex Rings
Frontier Springs
Syngene International
National Stock Exchange
Action Construction Equipment
Nazara Technologies
Sejal Glass
Sai Life Sciences
Bluespring Enterprises
Indo Borax
Chembond Chemicals
JG Chemicals
Tatva Chintan Pharma
Sanathan Textiles
Premier Polyfilm
NR Agarwal Industries
78 NAMES. ONE BIG DIWALI COLLECTION! 🚀
Important: These are NOT my personal recommendations or picks. I’ve simply brought together ideas shared by various handles so everyone can access them in one place.
#DiwaliPicks #Investing #StockMarket
Mera ek office colleague ₹28,000/month kamata hai. Last year ₹9 lakh ki Honda City kharidi aur abhi ₹2.25 lakh ki Jawa bike bhi le li! 💀
Is this good ambition or simply a complete lack of financial planning?
Kabhi-kabhi lagta hai people want to look wealthy more than they actually want to become wealthy. Madness. 🫨
#Emis #Finance
Gnyanad Bhatt retweeted
Tips Music 599
Tips music has the potential to generate 50-60% profit in next few months. Breaking out after 1.5 year. Ride it 😉🤘🏻
Hindustan copper 439
So much optimism about this one but i want to see it closing above 475 and downtrend first before i become cautiously bullish.
Below 390 trend changes to downtrend on monthly. If you are giga bullish on this keep SL below 390.
📚 THE COMPOUND EFFECT by DARREN HARDY
One of the best books to open your eyes and completely change how you look at success, money, habits and life.
Here are the lessons I believe nobody should miss:
1. Small actions create massive outcomes.
You don’t transform your life in a day. It’s the tiny decisions repeated every single day for many months that eventually create extraordinary results.
2. Your choices shape your destiny.
Every decision is a vote for the person you want to become. Even the choices that seem insignificant are taking you somewhere.
3. Bad habits compound too.
Skipping one workout, wasting an hour, overspending a little or postponing important work may seem harmless. Repeat them for years, and the damage becomes enormous.
4. Track everything you want to improve.
You cannot change what you don’t measure. Track your money, habits, time, health and progress. Awareness is the first step towards improvement.
5. Take 100% responsibility.
Stop blaming circumstances, people or luck for everything. You may not control what happens to you, but you can control how you respond.
6. Consistency beats intensity.
You don’t need to be extraordinary every day. You need to keep showing up, especially on days when you don’t feel like it.
7. Momentum is everything.
Starting is difficult. But once you build momentum, progress starts feeding on itself. Success breeds more success.
8. Your environment matters.
The people you spend time with, the content you consume and the influences around you quietly shape your standards, thinking and behaviour.
9. Luck isn’t always random.
Hardy gives a fascinating formula:
Preparation + Attitude + Opportunity + Action = Luck. as they call it you got lucky.
You create more opportunities to get lucky by preparing yourself and acting when the moment arrives.
10. The biggest lesson of all:
Success is rarely one big breakthrough. It’s hundreds of small, boring, seemingly insignificant actions that eventually produce an extraordinary outcome.
One line that captures the entire philosophy:
Small, smart choices + consistency + time = radical difference.
WHY I CONSIDER THIS BOOK A MUST-READ:
It makes you realise that your current life is, to a large extent, the result of choices you’ve been repeating for years.
And the beautiful part? You can start changing the direction today.
Don’t chase overnight success. Build habits that make success inevitable over time.
Your future self is being created by what you do today. ❤️
#Book #CompundEffect #Quotes

















