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Something brewing in the markets ?

Maybe I’m overthinking this, but the tone around markets has quietly changed since May 11.

Around then, markets started showing weakness and since that point a lot of experienced people I’ve spoken to suddenly sound way more cautious than usual. Less talk about chasing upside, more talk about protecting capital, holding cash, commodities.

Then I saw Uday Kotak recently warning about possible global shocks “TOUGH TIMES”, especially around oil prices and geopolitical tensions, and it kind of matched the vibe I’ve been hearing privately.

Just feels like something bigger may be building in the background while retail still thinks every dip is a buying opportunity.

Maybe nothing happens. But this doesn’t feel like a normal correction to me.

Are we tryna catch the falling knife?😭

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u/Straight_Injury4055 — 10 days ago
▲ 10 r/IndianStocks+1 crossposts

Rate My Portfolio 22M( Student Pilot)

I’m 22 years old
done with my graduation this year and I’ve changed my career path so I’m currently a student pilot
I’ll start earning around 2028 end

Please review my portfolio
Open for criticism too

u/Straight_Injury4055 — 12 days ago
▲ 39 r/FlightTraining+2 crossposts

DGCA Class 1 Medical Experience ( Apollo Hyderabad ) by

Overall, the experience was pretty smooth and mildly anxious at times

Before the appointment, you can call the Apollo Hyderabad medical number and they’ll guide you on the diet/restrictions to follow about a week prior. I had to stop taking whey protein and creatine temporarily too 😞

I reported to the hospital around 8 AM they asked me to stay fasting for 10hrs . Started with blood tests, then had to drink a lot of water for the abdomen ultrasound. After that, they guide you through different departments on the same floor — eye checkup, ECG, chest X-ray, ENT, etc.

Also attached picture of the tests you should undergo in the medical

Most of the tests were pretty quick and well-organized. Thankfully, all departments cleared me and I got my FIT clearance the same day. I was lucky because sometimes it can take longer depending on extra tests, reports, or doctor availability.

The medical cost me around ₹19,500. Once your tests are done, the hospital staff basically takes care of the rest of the process and uploads the reports/results directly onto the DGCA eGCA portal as well, which makes things much easier.

Tips for anyone going soon:

  1. Stay “clean” for at least a few weeks before the medical
    Avoid unnecessary junk, alcohol, supplements, etc. It reduces chances of repeat tests.

2)Get a blood test done 1–2 weeks before
Helps you identify issues like cholesterol, liver values, etc., beforehand.

  1. Be mentally ready to wait
    Hospitals involve a lot of waiting. I met a guy who had been coming for 3 straight days because of elevated cholesterol levels and other shit

  2. HYDRATION IS A MUST
    3L+ water daily is non-negotiable. Start at least a week before the medical.

  3. Make sure to carry your phone with full charge and also earphones along with you😴

Feel free to ask me anything regarding the process :)

All the best

u/Straight_Injury4055 — 13 days ago