[gunsho]

Hello Team BHP again,

I joined BHP a long back and used to be active. Took a big break when I became a family man. Then career / business took over and missed stuff with Cars a lot. Now relocated to Coimbatore. Kind of retirement life, though I am 38 only

I had a Zen when I joined team bhp 12 years before. Currently have a baleno (the older model), which I use to take to Ignite while in chennai. Hope to find a good person to maintain it in coimbatore. I have heard, its a city of car enthusiasts.

Looks like a lot has changed in Team BHP. I feel like a new kid browsing through it. Hope to have more interactions and car fun in cbe.

Cheers

[NPV]

Never Say Die, Better Late Than Never, Welcome back to the forum @gunsho

Please share your experiences with the Zen and Baleno, both great cars from the Maruti stable.

Also tell us more about yourself - selfishly though my interest would be more to know about how you've worked yourself towards retirement life at 38 years

Also share something about your team-bhp handle, interesting one!

Do familiarize yourself with the forum rules - here

[V.Narayan]

Originally Posted by gunsho

Hello Team BHP again,
Kind of retirement life, though I am 38 only
Cheers

Derivatives Trader, Holy smokes. At 57 I am still struggling to retire by 65 and you have already logged that milestone at 38.

[gunsho]

Thank you for the welcome.

Originally Posted by NPV

Please share your experiences with the Zen and Baleno, both great cars from the Maruti stable.

Zen was my first car. Spent most of my bachelor time inside the car than inside home. Baleno is wonderful for long trips. Will try to post separately on my experience sometime.

Originally Posted by NPV

Also share something about your team-bhp handle, interesting one!

About my team-bhp handle, shogun is my first bike. Though I don't drive it in recent days, I still own it. Don't have the heart to sell. Usually the id 'shogun' will be in use in most of the places, hence I started using 'gunsho' for handle :-).

Originally Posted by NPV

Also tell us more about yourself - selfishly though my interest would be more to know about how you've worked yourself towards retirement life at 38 years

Studied in Chennai, worked in software profession for 12 years, before I started as a full time trader. One of my uncle is into business and he gave some insights on cashflow etc. That was the trigger point for shifting from job to trader. Touch wood, trading is going good last 5 years. It is now kind of retirement As a derivative trader, all we need is a laptop and USB dongle and work between 9-3pm. Retiring early has its own challenges. Though our beloved family will be happy, we are spending lot of time with them, sometimes, they will be doubting if we are doing anything useful in life .

Originally Posted by NPV

Do familiarize yourself with the forum rules - here

Will go through the link you have provided. Thanks again.

Originally Posted by V.Narayan

Derivatives Trader, Holy smokes. At 57 I am still struggling to retire by 65 and you have already logged that milestone at 38.

Thank you .