I got the opportunity to ask if current billet capacity is a bottle-neck for downstream products. Couldn’t hear well fully but understood that the company can expand billet capacity in 3 months if needed. And they’re going to concentrate on wire rods which is a more profitable value added product. So, my understanding is no bottle-neck on going with more downstream products for more profitability at current capacity itself

Yes this is standard practice. All Zomato/Swiggy prices are much higher than restaurant dine in prices. I have found this to be true whenever I have compared Zomato prices with my neighbourhood shops dine in prices.

The delivery fee for Zomato has also lately started becoming very unreasonable. I was being charged 60 Rs for a delivery from an Udupi near my house not even 1 km away. I cancelled the order and ordered via Swiggy. If there’s an option for restaurant delivery, I often shift to that.

Waiting for Ondc to come in and disrupt these pricing practices.

Did some scuttlebutt of restaurants around my place. My learning was almost all restaurants and eateries maintain two prices for the same menu. One for zomato/swiggy, one for dine-in and takeaways by customers. The zomato/swiggy prices are on an average 30% - 40% higher than customer takeaways and dine-in. Can anyone else corroborate the same with their neighbourhood restaurants / eateries?

Hi @sahil Sir.
Your contribution to this forum has been invaluable. The amount of information you have provided in this forum is going to help thousands of members in coming years.
I had a few questions to ask from you and I would be grateful If you could answer them.

1. Sir you have mentioned your portfolio size is 8 digit so, I wanted to know what percentage of your portfolio(invested amount excluding notional gains) is from profits from market. I don’t want you to share precise numbers a rough estimate with ±5% would be fair enough.

2. Sir as of today you are 28years and assuming you started earning at the age of 22years. You have reached an 8digit figure just in 8 years of your earning phase. This has been predominantly because of you earning high and saving high as well.
   Sir my second question is what percentage of your annual income you have been able to save over the years.

3. What I am trying to derive is being financially prudent and having a big source of earning is as important as having good investing knowledge.

4. Sir how much, you being a software engineer has contributed in your investment decision. What I believe is in todays world if you have good investment knowledge, have higher income and on top of that you are techno savvy that’s a deadly combination.
   Data analysis is the next big thing. Sir I would also want you advice if I should be working a little bit on the IT part as well based on your experience as to how much IT as helped you.

Sir from all the above questions I am trying to analyze that to excel in this field is it only the knowledge you need or there are many more aspect which matter as well.

Sir if you don’t wish to answer any of the above question I totally understand I do respect you on that. Since i didn’t find any other topic to ask these questions that is why I am asking this under your portfolio.

I would be grateful if you could answer the above questions.

Sir just one last question to add. I have lot of interest in Financial space epically banks. I have a decent base but don’t know how I can go to the next level . If you can advice me what all steps I need to take to take my understanding in this space to the next level.