On Monday, before the sun rolled over Dalal Street, Naina slipped into the quiet of her small brokerage office. The neon tickers on her screen flickered awake, green and red points of light composing the week’s first constellation of possibility. Her mentor, Raghav, was already there, stirring his tea, an old hand who had survived cycles, crashes, and bubbles with equal calm.
“You said you wanted a clean, tactical idea to start the week,” he said, sliding a notepad across the desk. “Let’s talk trucks and tablets: buy Ashok Leyland, sell Dixon. Aim for a spread gain of up to nine per cent. Tight leash.”
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