Graphite Electrodes - It is Hot now but identified in Jan & June itself.

Graphite electrodes manufacturing companies are the hot theme now but these are all already moved up 3 to 4 X in this year itself. Most of the market participants talking about it now.

but as for as GRAPHITE INDIA concerned, identified on 09th Jan 2017 itself, when it was trading at the first and formidable entry edge of the 90+ level

Below is the first email content

dated 09th Jan 2017

and after the above email, already 3 to 4 follow-up extended targets given, including the latest one on 14th Sept. with a target of 325 which was also met on 15th Sept itself.

Map of GRAPHITE INDIA

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As for as HEG concerned, identified on 22nd June 2017 only when it was trading at the first and formidable entry edge of the 300+ level

(but at that time itself, already, it was moved up almost 100 % from Jan 2017 low of 150),

Below is the email content

dated 22nd June 2017

(here, purposely erased the ULTIMATE UPSIDE TARGET)

as on last Friday, it was upper locked at 819.40

still, the said ULTIMATE is due (eventually it will come).

Map of HEG

NIFTY - in the last 2 decades

NIFTY @ 17620 since Mar 2020 bottom, NIFTY performance. ~10000 points added within 18 months. In the last 20 years, it saw the 7 up waves, the latest one is the steepest In the last 20 years, it saw the 6 down waves. The last fall, was the fastest one, time duration wise (2 months) & the biggest one on the points-wise. (4919 points) but second-biggest on % wise [40%] .

Steve Jobs Asked One Profound Question That Took Apple From Near Bankruptcy To $1 Trillion

It’s easy to forget that Apple’s path to it's $1 trillion valuations was nearly derailed when the company was running out of cash. Steve Jobs asked one profound question that got it back on track. Jobs had returned to Apple about eight weeks earlier (he had been fired in 1985). Apple had 90 days of cash left in the bank. The future looked bleak and few people gave it a chance to survive, let alone go on to become America’s first publicly-traded company to hit $1 trillion in market value. Jobs dressed in his trademark black turtleneck, but wearing shorts instead of blue jeans. He’s delivering an intense and passionate message to a small group of employees. The passion he showed and the question he raised would inspire his team to dig their way out of the hole. Focus on the gems On September 23, 1997, Jobs told his staff that Apple had eliminated some 70% of its product line. “It’s way too much stuff,” he said. “Apple has drifted away from doing the basics re...

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