In trading, success hinges on recognizing critical thresholds—those invisible lines that, once crossed, transform a winning position into a loss or signal a new market trend. Whether it’s a stock breaking out of consolidation, an option decaying rapidly, or a sudden shift in market sentiment, traders must anticipate these transitions to stay ahead. However, many… Read More »
In this article, I will discuss the essential principle of cutting losses in stock trading and how it can significantly impact a trader’s success. Through my years of experience in the industry, I have witnessed numerous traders, including Boy Genius, who fail to recognize the importance of this fundamental concept, resulting in detrimental consequences for… Read More »
Anshu Sharma’s household buzzed with joy these days. Her father, Ashok Sharma, a middle-class government clerk, walked with a spring in his step, his face perpetually lit by a grin. His only daughter, Anshu, was set to marry Rohan Shreshth, a well-mannered IAS officer. The match seemed perfect: Rohan’s family demanded no dowry, and the… Read More »
Bramesh Sir I don’t know what’s wrong with me. Technically I know how to trade. I know what to do. In paper trading, I can practically print money. The problem is that I do not do what I’m supposed to do when the money is real. I have rules, but at crunch time – I… Read More »
Trading is often seen as a numbers game—analyzing charts, reading indicators, and executing strategies. However, professional traders understand that success in the market is not just about having the best technical strategy; it’s about mastering the mental game. Without the right psychology, even the best trading system will fail. The biggest challenges traders face are… Read More »
Profitable trading is the ability to program your mind into believing that we can be a Profitable trader and working on making habit/routine which help us in doing profitable trading Affirmations have helped thousands of people make significant changes in their lives. During our Psychology Course we giving special Emphasis on Affirmations as it can… Read More »
The year was 1943. The air in Bengal hung heavy—not with monsoon rains, but with despair. Rivers ran dry, fields cracked like shattered glass, and the skies withheld their mercy. The British Empire’s policies, coupled with war and exploitation, had turned India’s rice bowl into a graveyard. Over three million souls perished in what history… Read More »
In the bustling city of Pune, just before the vibrant festival of Holi was about to paint the town in a myriad of colors, my future daughter-in-law, Priya, had completed her post-graduate studies. Faced with the challenge of transporting her beloved scooter back home, she decided to sell it on OLX. Priya listed her scooter… Read More »
Ray Dalio, the founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, famously said, “In trading, you have to be both defensive and aggressive at the same time. If you are not aggressive, you will not make money, and if you are not defensive, you will not keep money.” This paradox lies at the heart… Read More »
The air in Calcutta was thick with the scent of impending loss, a heavy premonition that clung to the walls of Dr. Kailash Chandra Basu’s home. His mother, a woman who had weathered the storms of life with quiet dignity, lay frail and fading, her breath a shallow whisper against the encroaching silence. Dr. Basu,… Read More »