@hitesh2710 ,I am undisclosed beneficiary of wisdom and knowledge from Theequitydesk(before it got closed) and Valuepickr.
I started investing in 2002-2003 while I was working in Mumbai (lived above a brokerage house , so picked up a bit)

Before 2011-2012 my investments in capital markets were based on news and trends, some were hits some were misses, but market was kind enough on an amateur.
Only after I stumbled upon on Theequitydesk in 2011/12 or around there, I learnt from the forum a disciplined way of investing , and I have been very regular on Valuepickr since, may be- 2014.
Fortunate to be living in US for 17 years and in the middle of tech world, so I follow financial markets very closely by reading, listening, watching wide variety of sources.

*But yet, I always keep looking forward for your notes , a great deal of learning always , and I thoroughly enjoy reading them, I must say.
Long story short, please continue doing so for us …

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I have also invested recently in Osia after correction from 78 rs per share to 30 rs. level. Will wait for its q4 result to decide further.

@LarryWink Please do not create a hype; you will disappoint others as well.