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481K Followers
2K Posts
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| Time Until | Date | Followers | Posts | Growth |
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| Live | 480,874 | 1,593 | — | |
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Anmol Sharma has an Instagram engagement rate of 0.52%
Anmol Sharma Historical Stats
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Anmol Sharma can charge up to $90 USD per Instagram post.
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481K
Posts
2K
Engagement
0.52%
Avg. Likes
2.4K
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Anmol Sharma (@financebyanmoll) — 481K FollowersEngagement: 0.52% · Avg. Likes: 2.4K · Avg. Comments: 118
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Answer: Anmol Sharma has 480,874 followers on Instagram.
Answer: Engagement rate of Anmol Sharma's Instagram Account is 0.52%.
Answer: Average likes are about 2,363 per Instagram post.
Answer: Average comments are about 118 per post.
Answer: Instagram Id of Anmol Sharma is @financebyanmoll.
Answer: Worth of an Instagram post on Anmol Sharma’s profile is $20 USD - $90 USD.
Answer: Anmol Sharma discusses Finance, Personal Finance on their Instagram.Top captions from recent popular posts:
- Tesla has finally launched in India. But there’s a catch. Model Y will now cost you ₹61 lakh in India. In the US? Just ₹32 lakh. So what’s the difference? ₹29 lakh in just taxes. That’s right—more than the actual car. But hey, you’re not just buying a car. You’re contributing to India’s growth story—one luxury tax at a time. The Autopilot feature is going to love our roads: Perfect lane markings, disciplined traffic, and no sudden cows, autos, or kids appearing from thin air. Smooth ride guaranteed… in theory. Auto-parking? Works best when spots are clearly marked and wide. So… maybe try it at 2 AM. Charging infra? We’ve got electric poles everywhere. Some even mid-road for extra visibility. Tesla in India isn’t just about the tech. It’s about the patience, jugaad, and hope that one day, the roads will match the car. Welcome to India, Elon. Buckle up.
- See, if you have already have a political bias, then you may not like the video. but here are some interesting facts from report and this is taken from Jayant Mundhra’s post who is known for his best research: Call me a devil, but stats behind the 7.8% Q1FY26 GDP growth don’t add up. .. Out of 20 key economic indicators that go into calculating GDP growth, most have shown negative year-on-year growth. Consumer demand also came out weak. Sales of commercial and passenger vehicles also declined. Key logistics indicators like railway freight, air cargo, and air passenger traffic have all fallen. This signals a slowdown in the movement of goods and people. .. And to make things worse, financial activity has shown weakness too. - Both bank deposits and bank credit growth have slowed - Exports and imports have also declined, indicating weak global and domestic demand And in sync with all of the above, the growth in net profits reported by Nifty50 companies in Q1FY26 so far is also about the lowest in 4 years. So, where is the growth coming from? One major driver is increased government spending. .. Now, let's address the most confusing part: Inflation. Nominal GDP grew by 8.8%, while real GDP (adjusted for inflation) was 7.8%. This implies the GDP deflator, a measure of inflation, was just 1%. Does an inflation rate of only 1% reflect the reality of prices on the ground? You tell me - WITHOUT ANY BIAS. This low figure makes the "real" GDP growth appear much higher. Means? We may be counting inflation as growth. .. This is why I assert that the headline 7.8% figure feels disconnected from the broader economic reality shown by most high-frequency data. This raises serious doubts about the quality and sustainability of this growth. I know some would label me ANTI-INDIAN and what not. But, what I am trying to do here is going a layer below, and stating out official data from the same Govt, which does not go in sync with its own final GDP growth figure. I personally feel, that’s the job of a PRO-INDIAN. Period.
- � Did you know? Every quarter your broker sends back unused funds from your trading account to your bank — thanks to SEBI’s Quarterly Settlement rule. � Why mandatory? To protect investors from brokers misusing idle funds. � But here’s the pain — if you keep large capital, the money gets withdrawn, and you have to transfer it back again to trade. Annoying, right? � � In my latest video, I’ve shared a simple trick to manage this smartly. Don’t miss it! #stockmarket #tradingtips #quarterlysettlement #sebi #indianstockmarket #tradingstrategy #anmolsharma #aashutoshsingla #finlight
