u/NoConstruction6519

I have a day job. I also sell monthly Nifty/BN options on the side. For a long time I was picking strikes the same way most people do "1000 points OTM feels safe" with no real basis for it.

So I built a calculator for myself that:

• Projects an expected range using 365-day historical volatility (SD-based)
• Cross-checks it against a VIX-implied range
• Uses a PCR filter
• Generates a full exit plan

That last part matters most for people with a day job. If you already sell monthly options, I would like to know your process.

Parking conflicts are a surprisingly common issue in apartment societies.

The usual process seems to be:

1. Someone's car is blocked.
2. Security gets involved.
3. Someone searches for the owner's number.
4. Phone numbers get shared in groups.

I'm exploring a way where a resident can notify the vehicle owner without revealing personal contact details.

Before building this further, I'd like to understand:

• How does your society currently solve this?
• What is the biggest frustration?
• Would residents actually use a privacy-first solution for this?

Which idiot has made this shit website? Why it prompts to enter OTP without even asking mobile number.

https://preview.redd.it/zuwaorkgccfh1.png?width=1541&format=png&auto=webp&s=04c5253d14563a4ba108c5173232ab8b18e34796

I have been trying to renew my premium and every time I enter a valid OTP, it says invalid. I do not know why this shit website even exists...

Does this domain looks good for an ad agency? How much would one pay for it? Domain expires on Mar-2027

Does this domain looks good for an ad agency? How much would one pay for it?

I need some advice regarding my car paint situation.

My car was parked near an ongoing construction site, and unfortunately a lot of cement splashed onto it. The bonnet, roof, and side doors were affected.

The bonnet and roof damage were covered under insurance, but the side doors were not.

Now the side doors still have cement particles stuck on them. I took the car to a detailing shop, and they suggested doing an aqua ceramic coating. They also mentioned that the dealer has not done ceramic coating earlier, so I may be able to claim it under warranty and get it done for free.

My main question is:

Before applying ceramic coating, do they properly remove/polish the cement particles from the paint? Or is the coating applied over it?

I’m concerned because I don’t want the cement particles to stay trapped under the coating and damage the paint further.

I need some advice regarding my car paint situation.

My car was parked near an ongoing construction site, and unfortunately a lot of cement splashed onto it. The bonnet, roof, and side doors were affected.

The bonnet and roof damage were covered under insurance, but the side doors were not.

Now the side doors still have cement particles stuck on them. I took the car to a detailing shop, and they suggested doing an aqua ceramic coating. They also mentioned that the dealer has not done ceramic coating earlier, so I may be able to claim it under warranty and get it done for free.

My main question is:

Before applying ceramic coating, do they properly remove/polish the cement particles from the paint? Or is the coating applied over it?

I’m concerned because I don’t want the cement particles to stay trapped under the coating and damage the paint further.

MoodyAds.com is available.

Registrar: Namecheap
Expiry: Jan 2027

I picked it up because it's short, memorable, and has a real brand feel to it. Could work for an ad agency, marketing company, media brand, ad-tech startup, or even an AI advertising tool.

If you're building in advertising, marketing, media, or AI, this could be a solid name.

Open to reasonable offers.

DM me if interested.

Just putting this one out there...

MoodyAds.com is available.

Registrar: Namecheap
Expiry: Jan 2027

I picked it up because it's short, memorable, and has a real brand feel to it. Could work for an ad agency, marketing company, media brand, ad-tech startup, or even an AI advertising tool.

If you're building in advertising, marketing, media, or AI, this could be a solid name.

Open to reasonable offers.

DM me if interested.

I live in Ahmedabad in a residential society with around 500 flats, so there’s a decent built-in customer base.

I also have a full-time job, so I’m looking for business or side hustle ideas that don’t require constant active involvement throughout the day.

I’m curious if anyone has seen or tried small-scale businesses that work well within a housing society setup, something convenient for residents and manageable alongside a job.

Would love to hear practical ideas or even examples you’ve seen work in similar setups, especially in cities like Ahmedabad.