✨Here are my top 20 best tweets of the week: 23rd Oct ✨

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• Uses of RSI
• Rakesh Jhunjhunwala
• Volume Analysis
• Cash Investing Strategy
• How should new entrants learn quickly?
• How to use Nifty to beat its own returns?
• Compilations of many threads

🧵Superb Thread on RSI

1. Uses of RSI.
2. Investment strategy based on RSI.

(@YMehta_)

https://t.co/rVkok0hkt3
🧵How did Rakesh Jhunjhunwala make his money from trading? Covered very well.

(@ArjunB9591)

https://t.co/ydhObBvCb6
🧵Amazing thread on various indicators.

(@Prashantshah267)

This is not a thread from the current week but @ArjunB9591 brought this to my notice so I shared it.

https://t.co/9tZCSFMksc
🧵on Volume Analysis.

(@Trading0secrets)

https://t.co/GMOWORLAim
🧵Monthly Learning Calendar for Investing.

If you can spare 1 hour per day for learning about investing, you can copy this calendar to up your knowledge.

(@RamBhupatiraju)

https://t.co/aRknRhAMfg
Multiplied his own money by only cash investing.

Sharing his strategy in the next tweet.

(@Trading0secrets)

https://t.co/gRXVErKMUs
🧵Cash Strategy by which you can multiply your money.

(@Trading0secrets)

https://t.co/X0y4U7V1TY
🧵Compilation of tweets made by @niki_poojary. Can learn from these threads a lot, all of them are practical and not theoretical.

(@niki_poojary)

https://t.co/nNLfVUOyz9
🧵Amazing thread covered by @SahilBloom, Apple journey teaches us:

1. To play long-term games with long-term people.
2. Taking a punch.

(@SahilBloom)

https://t.co/3UOJ6fPYGK
🧵Recommended pathway for new entrants in the stock market, my favorite thread of Sir's account.

(@DillikiBiili)

https://t.co/DCO9SczbKQ
Stocks that have corrected 10-20% with a strong MOAT. We need more of these tweets, please.

(@EnSaluja)

https://t.co/FqdgydeVxx
🧵How to use Nifty to beat its own returns? Thread on Equal Weight Indexing.

(@SahilKapoor)

https://t.co/mAQoPFn0Cr
Best account for information on IPO's. 2 upcoming IPO's between 28th October and 2nd November.

(@ipo_mantra)

https://t.co/nGNdNsnRbq
Don't fall prey to insurance companies, they are denying insurance for stupid reasons.

Insurance literacy is a serious need.

(@rajivmehta19)

https://t.co/zuNOwiEpAR
Avoid middle-class thinking & go get rich.

(@1shankarsharma)

https://t.co/GAgoPrVXNN
4 reasons for market fall.

(@Atulsingh_asan)

https://t.co/hE6dKdLUem
Don't bet more on your mistakes, sure shot way to failure.

(@ipo_mantra)

https://t.co/YB27koGiI4
Corrections are temporary, don't fear them.

(@Atulsingh_asan)

https://t.co/Wm8h33ZkCx
Help people around you, you can bring change in your surroundings. In-person helping someone has more joy and you have proof that your own money has done some good.

(@FI_InvestIndia)

https://t.co/dK3OcxWlDJ
Small investors don't have the same limitations as that of a fund manager, should use it to our benefit.

(@Atulsingh_asan)

https://t.co/B1iqm8QnHY
This week a lot of people have shared amazing tweets hence compiled 20 instead of 10, didn't want to miss out on those superb tweets.

Happy Weekend Learning to everyone! 😀🤟

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