Our Story / behind quickfever

About me .

If he sent you this link, just read it. He’s just not very good at explaining what he does.

I’m mainly involved in trading and investing, with a particular interest in the way financial markets work and how different strategies behave under different conditions. I spend a lot of time studying markets, analysing setups, understanding probabilities, and experimenting with ways to make my trading more systematic rather than relying on impulse or guesswork.

Alongside that, I’ve worked on online projects and blogging, and I enjoy building things around the ideas I’m interested in. I’m quite comfortable with technology, so I often end up experimenting with different tools, analysing data, creating small projects, or finding ways to make things more efficient.

In general, I like figuring things out. If something interests me, I tend to go fairly deep into it instead of just knowing the basics. So what I do is a combination of trading, investing, technology, and working on different ideas that I find interesting.

10 years poured into words

Devendra founded Quickfever to assist people in solving their technical problems. The site initially focused on the Windows operating system and the Android operating system. There are now four major categories on the website: Windows, Tutorials, Internet, and Lists.  

In the past few years, I have received feedback from many people (through comments and emails) that has motivated me sufficiently to continue doing what I am passionate about and started. I find such feedback to be particularly encouraging. You are all wonderful! My heart is filled with gratitude. 

2015 – 2021

Started the website, and traffic was around 50 for a few months. It was in 2017 when people started to notice the website.

Read about blog changes, I don’t update it regularly but has an overall changelog.

2020 – 2023

Did a lot of experiments.

2024 – till

I see a huge drop in traffic, maybe I failed and Google keep pushing new updates, so a small website like us can’t sustain or make a living out of it. For the time being quickfever.com will continue to run and I will try to keep the content updated.

I realised and moved completly to Stock Market.

Ups and downs

Had seen many ups and down with this site, sometimes traffic was very high and sometimes it was barely making a living. things have changed a lot today, and there are thousands of new websites writing the same niche and it’s really hard to be dependent on this site.

Other than the site, where I make content

Quickfever’s YouTube I wish I could do more here, but the problem, is I work alone on this site and I can only focus on one thing at a time, waiting and making videos is way hard for me. Hope I’d find a team soon.

Quickfever’s Instagram after the site, I manage to make a few posts and short videos on weekly basis.

Do I have other websites?

I have a dozen of domains and started work on a few likes of readjoin.com…

My Desktop, Mobile, and Laptop

This is the benchmark (new), Windows 11’s bench result. Intel i9-9900k @4.7Ghz base | 2070 overclocked 0%

TypeName
ProcessorIntel i9-9900K
GPURTX 2070 MSI Armor
MotherboardMSI Z370 Mortar
Screen 1Dell 4K 120Hz | Dell Alienware 25″ 240Hz
AIO Cooling KITCorsair H100 Liquid Cooling
RAMG.Skill 3200 RGB 8GBx4 RAM
StorageSilicon NVME M.2 512GB SSD x2 | 1TB
CabinetLian Li 011 Dynamic EVO White | Thermaltake C35 ARGB
MouseMchose A7 Ultra | Logitech 402, Logitech MX 3S, Some lightweight mouse
Extra StorageSeagate Slim & One Touch 2TB each

Table of specs I use

Laptop: MI Notebook 2021 Ultra i7-18GB
Mobile: Poco X8 Pro (main) / Iphone 16 Pro (sec.) | MI 13 PRO 12-256GB (for pics)