Markets reward discipline, not emotions. By following a systematic investment approach, focusing on quality businesses, and taking advantage of market corrections, the portfolio has once again outperformed the KSE-100 Index 13.5% vs 5%. Target is to consistently outperform the benchmark over the long term. Stay disciplined. Stay invested. Let compounding do the heavy lifting. Beating the KSE-100 has always been the benchmark set by the mentor, @Ammar Yaseen . I'm still committed to that goal since 2024. Thank you @Ammar Yaseen for the guidance and inspiration.

Ever wondered why TCS Pakistan isn't listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX)? TCS Pakistan is one of the country's most recognised logistics brands, yet it has remained a private, family-owned business for decades. Industry estimates suggest annual revenues of PKR 30+ billion (Estimated not correct numbers), but the company's market value remains private. TCS Pakistan's estimated enterprise value could be in the range of: - Estimated Valuation: PKR 50–70 billion (Estimated, not correct numbers) - Over the years, TCS has also navigated several strategic shifts, including: - Diversification into businesses such as TCS Financial Solutions and TCS Yayvo. - Multiple leadership and management transitions. - The need to balance family ownership and strategic alignment. - Post-COVID changes in customer behaviour and delivery volumes. - intensifying competition from Leopards, M&P, Trax, Call Courier, and other regional players. A business model with relatively fixed asset-less operations, where many offices and facilities are leased rather than owned, which can influence traditional valuation approaches. Despite these challenges, TCS remains one of Pakistan's most recognised logistics brands with a strong nationwide network and trusted reputation. Two questions for investors: What do you think is the probability of TCS Pakistan being listed on the PSX in the next 5–10 years? If TCS Pakistan were listed today, would it be on your investment watchlist? Why or why not? Disclaimer: Revenue figures are industry estimates, and the observations above are intended to encourage discussion. They are not based on TCS Pakistan's official financial disclosures.

We put that question to the test. Literally. In our latest Sarmaaya Explain video, we traded a real account, completely blindfolded, to prove one theory: risk management matters more than your entry point. No perfect setups. No staring at charts. Just pure risk control. Inside the video: ✅ Why good strategies still lose money ✅ The 5 pillars of successful trading ✅ Risk management vs. technical analysis — who wins? ✅ The RRMS (Risk Reward Management System) explained ✅ Position sizing, stop loss & risk-reward, simplified ✅ Real lessons before you risk real money Whether you trade Forex, Nasdaq, Crypto, or Stocks — this one might change how you think about "profitable trading." Did the blindfold experiment end in profit? 👀 Watch till the end to find out. 🔗 https://youtu.be/QMEPGEvmBEU?si=C28OaYJffprQRiSI 💬 Drop your guess in the comments — profit or loss?

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Ever wondered why #ShanFoods isn't listed on the Pakistan stock exchange while its closest competitors #NationalFoods, #Unileverfoods are? One possible reason is simple: they may not need to be. #ShanFoods has built a strong global business while remaining privately held. Without public listing, the company doesn't have to disclose detailed financial statements every quarter, giving it greater privacy and flexibility in long-term decision-making. Based on publicly discussed estimates not real numbers: Estimated Annual Revenue: US$458.8 million ≈ PKR 128–129 billion Estimated Company Valuation: US$250 million ≈ PKR 70 - 100 billion For many successful family-owned businesses, staying private means: - Maintaining family ownership and control.