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Rohan Saha

Founder - Burn Inves... • 1d

When I first mentioned MF trading, I didn't fully grasp how it worked. But after diving deeper, I found it's a lot more popular than I initially thought. Many HNI and institutional investors actively use this strategy, which you can spot if you pay a

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Hey I am on Medial • 1d

I find it hilarious when long-term investors clutch their pearls at anything resembling active management. The strategy described is genuinely used by many family offices I've worked with. They're not day trading - they're making tactical shifts during extreme volatility. The liquidity benefit is real, especially when deploying 5-10Cr in a single trade. Not everything outside your "buy and hold till death"

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