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Anil Ambani has dropped his name from the corporate logo for Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani group, set up after the split of the Reliance empire in 2005.
The line ‘Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group’, written under the logo, has made way for the just the company name. It will now on be known as the Reliance Group. The colour of the logo, too, has been changed from light blue to navy blue. And the red coloured arrow of the brand has been transformed to a triangle.
The design change has been done by Singapore-based Bonsey Design.
The websites of the group are already showcasing the new identity.
Head (branding) of the group, Sanjay Behl says, “Reliance is a rightful-brand for us. We are just contemporising it”. He says the group is now adding the Reliance master brand focus to Anil Ambani group of companies.
He said the ADAG group’s identity remains, but it will not be the master brand. The difference with the other Reliance, of Mukesh Ambani, is stylistic. While Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance is written in small letters, the ADAG Reliance is in capitals.
Behl said the focus of rebranding is to strengthen the brand identity and de-clutter it. In terms of magnitude, this will be much larger than the last branding exercise the group did in 2006.
The group now works in seven sectors with almost 27 businesses and most of these are consumer-facing ones.
About 250 million people are being contacted by some Reliance business or the other almost on a daily basis.
Wonder what 2026 will bring?…
TRADER’S TWO MOST POWERFUL WORDS
Let’s face it, no matter the outcome of a trade-lose, win, draw, and even the miss-traders are rarely satisfied with the result. This is exactly why it is so important that we utilize the two most powerful words in a stock trader’s vocabulary..and no… it does not involve four letters! The following is a list that you can use these two words with. You will get my point. Of course you can add to it if you like.
I missed the trade…SO WHAT!
This trade did not work…SO WHAT!
I excited a profitable trade too early…SO WHAT!
I excited with a loss too quickly…SO WHAT!
My stock gapped against me…SO WHAT!
The stock recovered without me…SO WHAT!
A stock I was bullish on was downgraded by an ANALyst…SO WHAT! (more…)
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Clip from -Robert D. Edwards and John Magee, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, first published in 1948.
“Few human activities have been exhaustively studied during the past fifty years, from so many angles and by so many different sorts of people, as has the buying and selling of corporate securities. The rewards which the stock market holds out to those who read it right are enormous; the penalties it exacts from careless, dozing, or “unlucky” investors are calamitous-no wonder it has attracted some of the world’s most astute accountants, analysts, and researchers, along with a motley crew of eccentrics, mystics and “hunch players,” and a multitude of just ordinary hopeful citizens. Able brains have sought, and continue constantly to seek, for safe and sure methods of appraising the state and trend of the market, of discovering the right stock to buy and the right time to buy it. This intensive research has not been fruitless-far from it. There are a great may successful investors and speculators (using the word in its true sense which is without opprobrium) who, by one road or another, have acquired the necessary insight into the forces with which they deal and the judgment, the forethought and the all-important self-discipline to deal with them profitably.” |
Thought For A Day
MARK DOUGLAS -On 5% Successful Traders
There is a reason why so few traders succeed. It is not for lack of study or effort or passion. It is not for lack of education or a Bloomberg platform subscription. It is not because only a select few have access to technical “secrets” (a.k.a. indicators). No. So few succeed at trading for the same reason that so few succeed at living an abundant life.
The unsuccessful refuse to think differently when faced with difficulties believing that luck has passed them by. They do not succeed because the want of instant gratification and its fleeting rewards has replaced the need for sustainable, hard fought, earned rewards indicative of a mindset prepared to tackle failure as nothing but a mathematical equation: here is the problem now let’s find the solution.
The mediocre search for easy answers to difficult problems believing that the right answers to their questions are found somewhere “out there”. The successful make difficult decisions where there are no easy answers, questioning whether their perception of what is out there is a distorted reflection of what is inside of them.
The best traders, according to Mark Douglas, think differently than others because they know that what is most important is “how they think about what they do and how they’re thinking when they do it.”
Highly recommend reading these 2 books: 1) The Big Short (M. Lewis). 2) The Greatest Trade Ever (G. Zuckerman).
THE GOLDEN RULE
10% of your trades will account for 90% of your profits
1 or 2 months will account for most of your annual profits
1 or 2 days will account for most of your monthly profits
Good investors and traders know that very well. They are ready to press extra hard when realize that they might have a home run in play. They are ready to disappear in 60 seconds when things don’t go as planned.