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24 minutes ago, whatsapp said:

Booka borla !! 1900 calls lo vunna yemana chance vunda!! nov end kalla?

assame....sell chesi stop loss chesuko...

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1 minute ago, nokia123 said:

assame....sell chesi stop loss chesuko...

entha takkuva ki padhachu bro AMZN ? I'm looking for an entry

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take a break dude...you are not realizing what you are doing...its not fun to loose money

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54 minutes ago, JANASENA said:

entha takkuva ki padhachu bro AMZN ? I'm looking for an entry

Max Downside is 1384 as per CS, but one upper dip is pending, I am betting the same, bought at higher calls, like to sell at the same price atleast !!  

If you are investor you need to buy in SIP method, no one guarantees it will come down sure.....Start accumulating every dip

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8 minutes ago, idibezwada said:

take a break dude...you are not realizing what you are doing...its not fun to loose money

Vallu dagara pettukoni kastabadi sampadinchindi boss, correct cant loose money !!!

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Do you want to know what's going to happen tomorrow?, history repeats.......So you guys are smart enough to take the decision accordingly :) !! 

which party will win on Tuesday. I was surprised by what we found.

Since 1946, there have been 18 midterm elections. Stocks were higher 12 months after every single one. Every single one. That’s 18 for 18. Even though we’ve had every possible political combination in the past 72 years. Republican president with Democratic Congress. Democratic president with Republican Congress. Republican president and Congress. Democratic president and Congress.

Since 1946, stocks have risen an average of 17% in the year after a midterm. And if you measure from the yearly midterm lows, the results are even better. From their lows, stocks jumped an average of 32% over the next 12 months. For perspective, that’s more than double the average performance for stocks in all years. We’re also entering the third year of a presidential term, which is historically the strongest year for stocks.

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