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Portfolio review looking for feedback aggressive risk appetite

I have these mutual funds in my portfolio. And invest around 40k per month with 10% step up . I'm looking to invest for long term.

I have aggressive risk appetite.

.Any suggestions and tips would be appreciated .

u/Subject-Fisherman-90 — 11 days ago

Portfolio Review Looking for feedback on asset allocation long-term strategy

I have these mutual funds in my portfolio. And invest around 40k per month with 10% step up . I'm looking to invest for long term with moderate to high risk appetite .Any suggestions and tips would be appreciated .

u/Subject-Fisherman-90 — 11 days ago

I built a tshirt brand over the last year. Looking for honest feedback

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I'm a software engineer who started a travel/outdoors-inspired t-shirt brand as a side business.

Over the last year, I've spent roughly ₹3–4 lakhs on inventory, website, samples, photography, packaging, and marketing.

Total sales so far are around ₹2.5 lakhs. That too stopped after i stopped the ads

Website: thegroovystore.shop

I'm not looking to promote the brand or get sympathy. I genuinely want to understand what I'm missing.

A few questions:

  1. When you land on the site, what is your first impression?

  2. Would you buy anything? Why or why not?

  3. Is the issue the designs, pricing, trust, quality perception, or something else?

  4. Can you clearly tell who this brand is for?

  5. If you were me, what would you change first?

Please be as honest as possible. Harsh feedback is welcome.

I'd rather hear uncomfortable truths than keep spending money in the wrong direction.

Thanks.

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u/Subject-Fisherman-90 — 5 months ago
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I spent ₹4L building a t-shirt brand and only generated ₹2.5L in sales. Looking for honest feedback

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I started a exploration idea basically inner (yoga) and outer (travel/nature)t-shirt brand as a side business.

Over the last year, I've spent roughly ₹3–4 lakhs on inventory, website, samples, photography, packaging, and marketing.

Total sales so far are around ₹2.5 lakhs. That too stopped after i stopped running ads.

Website: thegroovystore.shop

I'm not looking to promote the brand or get sympathy. I genuinely want to understand what I'm missing.

A few questions:

  1. When you land on the site, what is your first impression?

  2. Would you buy anything? Why or why not?

  3. Is the issue the designs, pricing, trust, quality perception, or something else?

  4. Can you clearly tell who this brand is for?

  5. If you were me, what would you change first?

Please be as honest as possible. Harsh feedback is welcome.

I'd rather hear uncomfortable truths than keep spending money in the wrong direction.

Thanks.

reddit.com
u/Subject-Fisherman-90 — 5 months ago

Anyone else noticing hidden price hikes when adding items to cart in Swiggy? Swiggy pricing scam

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share something incredibly frustrating that just happened while I was trying to order food from a restaurant in Noida.

I was browsing the menu and selected a few items that were clearly listed at 130 INR. However, the moment I added them to my cart, the price instantly jumped to 169 INR per item.

Thinking it might be a glitch, I checked the discounted/offer items as well, and the exact same thing is happening there—the advertised menu price does not match the actual cart price at all. This isn't just taxes or delivery fees being added at the end; the base price of the item itself changes the second it leaves the menu page.

I have screenshots of the entire process showing the price jump.

Has anyone else faced this issue with restaurants in the area recently? Is this a known technical glitch with the platform, or is the restaurant intentionally setting misleading prices to get people to check out?

u/Subject-Fisherman-90 — 5 months ago
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Anyone else noticing hidden price hikes when adding items to cart ?

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share something incredibly frustrating that just happened while I was trying to order food from a restaurant from Swiggy

I was browsing the menu and selected a few items that were clearly listed at 130 INR. However, the moment I added them to my cart, the price instantly jumped to 169 INR per item.

Thinking it might be a glitch, I checked the discounted/offer items as well, and the exact same thing is happening there—the advertised menu price does not match the actual cart price at all. This isn't just taxes or delivery fees being added at the end; the base price of the item itself changes the second it leaves the menu page.

I have screenshots of the entire process showing the price jump.

Has anyone else faced this issue with restaurants in the area recently? Is this a known technical glitch with the platform, or is the restaurant/swiggy intentionally setting misleading prices to get people to check out?

u/Subject-Fisherman-90 — 5 months ago