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I did not come to gold for poetry. I came to gold because it was honest. It rose when it wanted to rise and it fell when it wanted to fall. It did not pretend. It did not smile. It did not apologize. When I began watching MCX Gold, the chart was still young and the numbers looked small enough to feel safe. On 01 Jan 2004, the close was 6,244. The truth was hiding in that number: it was not a price, it was a promise. A promise that if I stayed long enough, the market would sho

The file arrived at 1:11 a.m., when the city had finally decided to stop pretending it was awake. Meera Iyer stared at her laptop screen in the blue-dark of her apartment, the ceiling fan clicking like a tired metronome above her. Outside, Mumbai’s winter humidity clung to glass and metal, softening the skyline until it looked like a charcoal sketch someone had smudged with a thumb. She should have been asleep. She should have been anything other than the kind of person who k

Poonam first noticed the year the way she noticed Krishna’s silences—quietly, from the corner of her vision, before it became the whole room. It was late, the kind of late where the world doesn’t end so much as it fades, and the street below their apartment had turned into a ribbon of amber lights. The fan above them hummed in steady circles, and Krishna sat at the dining table with his laptop open, shoulders slightly forward, as if his spine had agreed to carry the weight of

On 01 January 2025, Poonam met Gold the way you meet a destiny you didn’t plan for: quietly, almost without ceremony. The number on her screen was 76,893. It wasn’t poetry yet. It was just a close price, a line in a ledger, a blunt figure at the start of a calendar. But Poonam had always believed that love and markets share a secret language: both begin as something ordinary until you look again and realize it has already begun to change you. She did not know that this would

Dear Traders, I’m writing this letter to you from the heart — not from a textbook, not from a fancy theory, and not from what people “say” works. This is coming from the market, from experience, from the daily battle we all fight between fear and confidence, between patience and overtrading, between discipline and temptation. If you have been in the market long enough, you already know one thing: the market doesn’t care about your emotions.  The market doesn’t care about your

The end of an old year and the beginning of a new one has finally arrived. For most people, this moment is emotional. For a trader, it must be factual. Because if you are serious about markets, then you know a blunt truth: the market does not care about your hopes, your fears, or your New Year resolutions.  The market only respects preparation and punishes negligence—sometimes gently, and sometimes brutally. 2025 was no ordinary year. We watched the Nifty reach new heights ,

I found out about Moon in Taurus in Krittika long before I found out about Nifty futures. Back then, I was just Poonam—the woman trying to be a good wife to Sahil, a halfway-present mother to eleven-year-old Lavya, and a not-so-accidental CEO of a growing real-estate company called Lavya Constructions. The trading desk in my life came much later, squeezed between Texas nights and Indian mornings. A Krittika Morning in Texas My phone alarm vibrated at 9:30 p.m. Lufkin time. To

The last evening of October slid over the city like warm glass. From the twelfth-floor corner office of Anaya Habitat Pvt. Ltd. , cranes looked like origami against the dusk, and the half-built tower across the road wore a temporary crown of scaffolding. Inside, a desk held everything that tethered Poonam  to her three worlds: a real-estate CEO’s leather folder with RERA updates and cash-flow projections; a mother’s neatly stapled stack of her daughter’s science project on lu

If you want equity exposure without betting the farm on macro direction, trade spreads. You’re not trying to guess whether “stocks go up.” You’re asking a cleaner question: which market should outperform which over this specific window? The seasonality board you shared points to a consistent theme—U.S./North America strength vs. Europe softness—with several pairs that let you capture relative edge while reducing headline risk. Below is a focused, execution-ready playbook for

Snapshot date:  22 Oct 2025 Model last synced:  21 Oct 2025 Horizon:  1 Month Headline read:   75% bullish vs 25% bearish , Robustness 5/5 The seasonal engine is signaling a Strong  setup for the S&P 500 Real Estate  sector over the next month. With a 75%  probability on the bullish branch and maximum robustness (5/5) , the base case points to a retest-and-rise  sequence into early/mid-November. The preferred path is simple: A shallow dip or brief pause around the current piv

By Sagar Chaudhary  for Seasonality® players Symbol Instrument Best Correlation (Lookback) Direction Win Rate % Avg Return % G.MI Assicurazioni Generali S.p.A. 76.25% [30y] LONG 56.70% 6.20% AZM.MI Azimut Holding S.p.A. 70.51% [20y] LONG 50.00% 12.40% BPE.MI BPER Banca SpA 83.88% [5y] LONG 80.00% 15.50% BMPS.MI Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena S.p.A. 84.05% [3y] LONG 66.70% 21.30% BPSO.MI Banca Popolare di Sondrio S.p.A 92.80% [3y] LONG 100.00% 10.50% BAMI.MI Banco BPM S.p.A.

Shubh Diwali & Happy Samvat! Every year, in that one special hour, India’s markets stop being just a screen of quotes and turn into a ritual—offerings are made, books (and hearts) are opened, and a new trading year begins. This note distills what two decades of Muhurat Trading whisper to the disciplined intraday trader: the bias is positive, the window is short, liquidity is quirky—so trade clean, trade small, and let the winners breathe. What the last 20 years are telling us

By Sagar Chaudhary The seasonality panel for AUD/CAD  (window Oct 17 to Nov 15 ) shows a 5-year correlation of ~82%  to a rising pattern, with our broader table study indicating an ~80% win rate  and ~2.3% average gain  over the same dates. In simple terms: this has been a repeatable, modest but reliable long  in recent years. The blue line (5-year composite) climbs through late October and the first half of November; the current year (red) tracks the composite fairly well in

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