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any kind of link given in the document, pls take
advise ur certified research analyst (as per sebi new
rule)....
Tonny Stark
If somebody had told me my method would not work I nevertheless would have tried it out to make sure for myself, for
when I am wrong only one thing convinces me of it, and that is to lose money. And I am only right when I make
money. That is speculating.
Jesse Livermore
Deepak Kumar
Reality of Trading with Support, Resistance, Pivot Points and Trend Lines...
Friday, one of the good analysts suggested that 8180 is important levels.. Stay above 8180 will show 8280 otherwise
8100..
Nifty trade around 8180 for 4 hours, 30 minutes above 8180 and next 1 hour below 8180 and so on.. I asked him
three times.. What should be my trade here, Buy or Sell or what should be the stop loss as Nifty is near very
important levels and very low risk trade..
He just said, wait for confirmation and there was no confident decision. And at closing when Nifty closing at 8200
(above 8180), then also I asked what to do.. then his reply was "We should not trade at closing because of risk of gap
down on Monday"...
And Now, His statement proved absolutely right.. Nifty is near 8280 above 8180...
There was some analysts who were suggesting that there is strong resistance of trend lines around 8240-8255 levels
of Nifty and they will buy only after break or stay or close above 8255...
now, Nifty is trading above trend line from last 2 hours.. and what should be the action here..
Are you convinced that Nifty is sustaining above 8255??
Are you buying as Nifty sustained above 8255 for two hours.. and you are still waiting for confirmations.. or what will
be the stop loss if you buy..
Will you wait for closing above 8255? and what if Nifty closed around 8300 or just 5 points below 8255..??
At last, you will be right.. either Nifty will go higher above 8255 or Nifty will go lower below 8255...!!
But just feel.. are you confident of your trade? does it helps you to trade.. does it helps you to get profit..??
I also came through all these stages and used every easy method in my starting days.. And there is a strong reason
why I am using only Elliott Wave Theory and abandoned every other technical indicator or method..!!
Tonny Stark
A distracted trader is a losing trader.
Devendra Chaturvedi 95/100 loser come in this category.

10 hrs Unlike 9

Pradeep Singh Distracted trader is one who is not sure whom to get attracted with commitment...!
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Prashant Kumar tony sir kindly elaborate

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Tonny Stark already done by Pradeep Singh...

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Dipak Doshi Distracted trader is marry with scrip

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Devendra Chaturvedi Distracted means loss of belief in anything.....trend,stock,faith n person.

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Kamal N Singhvi GRT MAN

Welth Corner
One simple theory for deliveRy base investment... eye on share which split or bonus ... Like auropharma split in 2011
at 1170 with 10:1 so price 110 then low 52 now again 1170
LT bonus at 1800 with 3:1 600 again 1700
Bharat forge 1200 with 4:1 300 again 990
So eye on this split or bonus
shares for delivery
now eye on this stock which currently split
Sbi
Pnb
Axis
Havells

Jitesh Khandrani Rumors surround much more then actual news of spilt... What is the authentic source for spilt...!!?

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Mahendrabhai Sarvaiya Above statement is generally applicable for ' A ' gr. shares. However, in case of 'Z' category, the experience is
quite different.Applicable to 'T' category also
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Welth Corner Always invest in A or B group share. Or nifty50 included or bse 100 include ...
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 Mahendrabhai Sarvaiya Shri Jitesh Khandrani In Economics Times, there is a column regarding Company's proposed meeting, date
and the subject matter. are also mentioned. This information is available well in advance. However, some influential people get the
information a day or two inadvance and make purchases.
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Jitesh Khandrani Ya correct

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Ajay Dinakar Coincidentally, I am planning to invest for long term in Axis & Havells. Are these good levels to buy ?
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Sri Rockin ICICI BANK.. JK TYRE

Tonny Stark
If I buy stocks on Smiths tip I must sell those same stocks on Smiths tip. I am depending on him. Suppose Smith is
away on a holiday when the selling time comes around? No sir, nobody can make big money on what someone else
tells him.
Jesse Livermore
Tonny Stark
The best profits in the stock market are made by people who get long or short at extremes and stay for months or
years before they take their profit.
Charles Dow
Pradeep Singh Very difficult to practice and be disciplined...! What to do, thats Life...!

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Indrazith Shantharaj Damn difficult to implement this and to stay away after investing at peaks!! requires more practice and patience
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Shriram Oka Tony , if ur into LT investing.. can u pls list out Filters that u use, to analyse M.Baggers, rgds
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Tonny Stark i only trade futures, no LT

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Mahendrabhai Sarvaiya Very difficult to agree with the above. opinion

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Pradeep Singh Mahendrabhai Sarvaiya ... difficult to practice or agree...!

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Mahendrabhai Sarvaiya I hv expressed my opinion on the basis of my study, my functioning etc

Thought on Risk
Risk is a very negative word for many, but as a trader you have to face financial risk (even ruin for some kamikaze
traders) every day. But to make a living trading stocks you have to face risk in a bold way. IMO, the greatest
opportunity for success goes to those who are not afraid of taking risks and at the same time managing risk in a
proper way (and knowing excessive risk may lead to total ruin). By that you have to analyze risk in accordance to
potential reward and to feel a little bit of fear. Success may come to those without fear, but many of the fearless have
fallen by the wayside (and we never hear about them). Actually, the biggest risk is not taking any risk! If you want to
make money trading, you have to take risk. There is no way you will make money by being risk-averse.

That also means not afraid of looking stupid. Remember that learning is inhibited by caution and experimentation.
Children who are afraid will never learn. Children with totally risk-averse parents will struggle in an uncertain
world. Children are in general not afraid of looking stupid and they are therefore much more adaptive than adults.
Just look at how easy they learn a new language.

IMO, risktakers are not looked upon very much in the Western society. In our paternalistic socialdemocracy
politicians and bureaucrats seem to have only goal: to limit risk. In the not to distant future you will probably see a
lot more rules and laws for proper conduct to limit risk. Is this the way we will face the future? No doubt the recent
reduction of the risk tolerance bands in our society may inhibit much new learning on many frontsWhat would the
world look like if the Orwille brothers did not risk their health when trying to fly? Louis Pasteur had to fight
religious dogmatism to create new and better chemicals. There would be no improvement in living standards without
risktakers. I, for one, have a tremendous amount of respect for those who are willing to go different paths than the
traditional ones. You need courage to do that. In order to succeed you have to face risk, no doubt about it. It takes
perseverance and courage while enduring pain to keep moving forward toward success. The stock market is no
different.

Remember Napoleons famous saying:

Pessimists never won any battle.

10 Friends & 10 Enemies of

Traders
1. Studying the markets to understand what works. #Study

2. You are comfortable with uncertainty.

3. Being optimistic about winning in the long term. #Winning

4. You manage risk very carefully on each trade. #RiskofRuin

5. Thinking in probabilities and asymmetrical trades. #RiskReward

6. Following your trading plan. #Discipline

7. Accepting losses. #StopLoss

8. Letting winners run. #TrendFollowing

9. A plan on exactly how you will trade. #TradingPlan

10. A robust trading system. #EDGE

1. A Traders 10 Worst EnemiesScared to enter a trade.#Fear

2. Feeling the need to be right on every trade. #Pride

3. Entering a trade too late or taking profits too soon. #Impatience

4. Trading too big a position size. Not taking profits after a reversal.#Greed

5. Revenge trading. #Anger

6. Randomly entering and exiting trades with no plan or method.#Recklessness

7. Wanting to enter and exit perfectly on every trade. #Perfectionism

8. The market starts swinging wildly but you dont change your position sizing or strategy. #Volatility

9. The traders method is to fight the price action. #Contrarian

10. The trader just will never admit when he is wrong. #Ego

Tonny Stark

10 Things Traders Must Quantify

Subjective: Based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions. Proceeding from or taking place in a
persons mind rather than the external world.
Subjective traders are intertwined with their trades. They generally enter out of greed and exit based on fear. They
believe in their opinions more than the actual price action. They base trades off how they feel about a particular
market. A subjective trade idea comes out of the imagination of the trader, from their own beliefs, opinions, and what
they think should happen. Many times, reality is not even cross-checked as a reference. It is the subjective traders
who see what they want to see instead of what is really going on. Their compass is their emotions, and they often
have conflicting goals.
Objective: (Of a person or their judgment) not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and
representing facts. Having actual existence or reality.
Objective traders have a quantified method, a system, rules, and principles they trade by. They know where they will
get in a trade based on facts, and where they will get out based on price action. Objective traders have a written
trading plan to guide them. The guides of the objective trader are historical price action, charts, probabilities, risk
management, and their edge. They react to what is happening in quantifiable terms that can be measured. They go
with the flow of price action, not the flow of internal emotions.
What exactly is your entry signal going to be? What technical indicators will trigger you to enter a trade?
What will the perceived edge for your entries be based on? Will you quantify your entries edge with back testing of
through trading principles?
Will you wait for an initial move in the direction of your trade entry or will you enter based on a technical indicator
trigger?
How will you trade in different market environments and trends? Will you have better odds of success buying dips in
bull markets and shorting strength in down trends?
What is the risk/reward ratio for the trade you want to take? How much are you willing to risk if the trade is a loser?
How much could you make if you are right? Is it worth it?
What are the probabilities that this entry will be a winning trade based on past historical price data and charts? With
the winning percentage in mind how big do the winners have to be and how small do you have to keep the losers for
the trading system to be profitable?
Where should your stop loss be? At what price level will your entry be wrong and signal you to exit the trade with a
loss?
How big of a position size should you take based on your stop level and total capital you are willing to risk on this one
trade?
Is your position size small enough to enable you to hold the trade without emotions effecting your ability to follow your
trading plan?
When you open this trade in addition to your other positions, how much of your total trading capital is now exposed to
loss if all trades went against you at the same time?
Dont succumb to the emotions of a trade, and dont attach your ego to it. Be the trader that witnesses the trade from
an emotional distance with curiosity. If you can find that space between yourself and the trade, you will become more
accurate and more profitable. When you can approach the results of your trades with equanimity, then you are at the
next level.
Steve Burns.
Devendra Chaturvedi with Tushar Punjani

Research is continuous process......much beyond any book or any written science.

5118-5933-7422-8148.
Relation is 108 days......

My friend ultimate #tusharpunjani.

Rest market is ultimate.....

Kindly please note 108 is derived figure n no more explanation required to say importance of. 1 0 8.

Tonny Stark
I really dont care about the mistake I made three seconds ago in the market. What I care about is what I am going to
do from the next moment on.
Paul Tudor Jones

Tonny Stark
From Market Wizard:
Stops:right above the high and below the low of the previous day.
traders should avoid putting stops in the obvious places. for example, rather than placing a stop 1 tick above
yesterday's high ,put it either 10 ticks below the high so you are out before all that action happens, or 10 ticks above
the high because may be the stops won't bring the market up that far. if you are going to use stops, it is probably best
not to put them at the typical spots. nothing is going to be 100 percent foolproof, but that the generally wise concept.
round numbers. for instance when the Dow Jones starts creeping up toward 3000, i will start buying some in
anticipation of it going through 3000. the 3000 level acts like a magnet.
i believe markets almost always gets to the round number. therefore, the best place to get in is before that number is
reached and play what i call the magnet effect. for example, i might buy the stock index markets when the Dow is at
2950, looking for it to go to 3000.when the market gets close to 3000.
moving averages are useful. they'll work if you watch your risk management. i believe you can make an above
average return by using moving averages, if you are smart about it.
the better i am doing, the bigger i play, and the worse i am doing , the smaller i play.
we have maximum loss point of 10 percent per month. if we ever lost that amount, we'd exit all our positions and wait
until the start of the next month to begin again.
- Monroe Trout
Ravindra Chauhan Stop loss should be based on closing basis as closing price discount all political, economical and fundamental factors.

Random words: Shriram Oka

Trading is the Ultimate Reality check.

Ur either a successful trader or u r not. U cannot have it both ways.
Good @ TA, but no results to show @ the bank-account . Naah, whom r we fooling ? If answer is self, then for what
purpose ?

For time.pass / short-term highs of Millions Likes on FB for jazzy charts?

If u can accept this fact, that our mind indulges in immaturity , u will have scored a major internal victory to take
control & responsibility of ur financial destiny,.

RISK mitigation is the Rule No.1 to top this game... Have to hard-wire it into ur head 1st !

Dabbe mei daalon Likes ke Rog saare, SL laga lo to khule kismat ke taare

Sanjay Dhanuka
Best Article got frm frnd just frwrding and its fact.
MUST READ EVERYONE
for knowledge & self study with ur all confidence we need all our frnd should able to do thr own analysis
Few Investment themes:-
Investors have many choices on various themes but they need study the same & need to develop own convictions.
few such hints are as under
1- Govt has talked of 24 crs power supply . this cover many of companies like power generation, power equipments,
transmission & distributions , like transformers & transmission towers .
2- Theme is govt plan to double coal production over next five years, thus
explosive companies, mining equipments, coal handling plants to benefit , thus good set of companies to benefit if
one has strong conviction
3- High Road development targets , this sector has already shown sign of improvement , companies to benefit,
cement , road equipments, construction equipments, air pneumatic tools, compressors, infra companies to develop
roads
4- Water management / river interlinking this also has wide range of companies to benefit right from dredging , /
pumps mfrs, water softening plants, water & drainage system management etc
5- Andhra govt to spend one lacs crs to develop capital near vijay wada thus huge demand of companies in nearest
area to benefit, one such important sector is cement / hsg/ construction companies to benefit
5- Maharastra govt also want to spend similar amount for infra development
thus investors having faith on govt for infra development one can plan decent portfolio based on the each such
theme .
engineering capital goods & all ancillaries likely to get boost from abovd developments , steel prices are already on
down trend while crude based raw material too has fallen. fuel cost is now lower .
investors may choose own set of companies with convictions & self study

Devendra Chaturvedi

secret to be ahead of market.............either close above 8302...........or next open above it..........or sustaining above it
for 30 minute will create panic in shorts in the system.

reason.........fall from 8365 on day of assembly results was 30 minute close 8301.75............so far market has not
crossed it...........same is 233 minute average on 30 minute chart today in last hour.......all SPOT.

Devendra Chaturvedi

Important knowledge sharing information.....

Many friends ask me from time to time about astrology on markets....

Before you rely on it....kindly note few important points....

1.you must have basic knowledge of astrology.
2.you must know application in markets is quite different from jatak.

Book is titled "argha martand" by pt mukund vallabh Mishra n published by motilal banarsidas.

Mystery....very few will be knowing that even ISLAM has its own method of astrology called "GURRA"....to judge the demand n supply
rule.....this book deals with that too....though briefly.

Tonny Stark

One chap I met did tell me a story about seeing six hundred telegrams go out one day advising customers to get
aboard a certain stock and six hundred to other customers strongly urging them to sell that same stock, at once.
Jesse Livermore
Devendra Chaturvedi

just sharing my LOVE for 2015...........

ultrateck @2628.........leading sector since 2011........fundamentals improving with every passing day.

need no more elaboration........as every single indicator on chart......astrology supportive to sector.........

positional sl 2488.........my friends target your choice.........i never share for less than 20/30%.

Tonny Stark

The Brain on Trading: Emotional Intelligence and the Traders Mind

An Emotional Braking System Failure

I left money on the table yesterday, and Im not going to leave money on the table this time! Harry silently declared,
Ive missed out too many times Im going to ride this one and clean up. Harry could feel the excitement pulsing in
his veins he could hardly contain himself. He pushed beyond his exit point, knowing that this one was going up.
What a rush! Harry could feel the surge of energy. He almost became giddy as he saw the numbers climb even
higher. That triggered even more excitement as he thought, Ive hooked a big one Ill show them whos a trader!

In the blink of an eye, without explanation, the trade went against him. Harry kept waiting for the downward spiral to
right itself. It didnt. Harry moved the stop because he knew in his gut that it would go back up again. It didnt. Finally
Harry pulled the trigger and accepted that he had another draw down on his trading account. He felt frustrated
because, in his irrational exuberance (some would call it greed), and he let a perfectly good trade go bad. He had
sabotaged himself yet again. Now Harry felt shame and wondered, What made me think that I could trade for a
living?

You Trade Your Psychology

What happened to Harry? How did he get suckered into bad trading practices? From the sidelines, it is easy to say
that Harry neglected to trade his plan. This assertion misses one big point about humans (and particularly the ones
who trade) emotions rule mind. Out of your emotional states comes the kind and quality of the thinking of which you
are capable. In Harrys case the state of mind that he needed to trade effectively was swept away by a fear of missing
out. Once this fear triggered and accelerated, his thinking became clouded and his rational evaluation process was
blown out of the water.

Like many traders, Harry did not have the skill sets to keep his emotions regulated as he entered the trade.
Consequently, a guy who had diligently done his charting and was ready for the trading day got ambushed by unseen
forces. His trading plan did not also include a psychological plan for managing emotions. This was a big mistake for
Harry and for many traders. And until he learns how to make visible the unseen forces that hijacked his rational mind,
his trading will suffer.

The problem is age old. Since the rise of Descartes rationalism, people (traders included) have attempted to separate
body (emotions) and mind. Today, even Western medical science is concluding that this separation is impossible. The
mind and the body (emotions) are woven together life a garment. They are inseparable. Maintaining awareness of
your emotional nature as a trader is, in fact, the first step to developing a peak performance state of mind specifically
for trading. Before this is explored, lets take a look at what just happened to Harry.

The Anatomy of a State of Mind Hijacking

Harry experienced the trap of an undisciplined traders mind. As he moved into the trade, he was not attuned to what
his hardwired and primitive emotional brain was biased to sense nor how to manage the impulse. He did not notice
the excitement of emotional arousal of the hunt that evolution had programmed into him. The thrill of the hunt (and its
companion the fear of missing out) was mobilizing Harry to pursue the prey before it could get away.

From a resting place where a calm, observant state of mind prevailed, Harry began to pursue the hunt, not noticing
that his thinking was being compromised. (Remember, thinking is emotional state dependent.) The arousal of
conquest or greed came to dominate his mind. He could no longer think rationally. Then he pursued his prey,
consumed by the passion of taking no prisoners.
In this emotional stupor, Harry overtraded and lost. This trait of Harrys (a single minded pursuit of winning big and
being the best) had served Harry well in many areas of his life. It had helped him achieve many goals in his life,
particularly in his career before trading. What he was beginning to recognize was that it did not serve him well as a
trader though. What is different about trading?

Peak Performance and States of Arousal

In this discussion we are focusing on the component of an emotion called arousal. Arousal is preparation for action
that happens in your body as an emotion prepares us for action. Powerful levels of adrenaline and cortisol are
pumped into Harrys body as he becomes excited by the trade. That excitement, as the arousal increases, becomes
fixated on the object of pursuit bringing down the home run trade.

This is called a high arousal and is a great component to some peak performance states of mind particularly ones
that more physical exertion and less cognitive functioning. Foot ball would be a good example of where peak
performance demands high levels of arousal and reliance on instinct that has been trained into the athlete.

A peak performance trading state of mind requires low arousal. Impartiality, discernment, dispassion, and calm states
of mind are the emotional components sought after for trading success. This is because cognitive functioning is what
is necessary for trading peak performance, rather than physical exertion. The moment that high arousal states
become apparent in trading, the trading has lost his capacity to take a step back emotionally and think impartially. You
can be passionate about trading, but you cannot be passionate while trading.

Managing Arousal

Until a trader learns how to manage their emotional arousal levels, trying to use the mind to manage emotions often
creates more (not less) stress and fixation. As an example imagine a chocoholic attempting to talk themselves out of
wanting the warm fudge just coming out of the aromatic oven. The more you try to talk yourself out of the fixation, the
more you want the chocolate. The arousal has already kicked started the desire to acquire.

Fortunately our breathing is both automatic and volitional this is key to emotional regulation. If let on automatic, your
breathing style will accelerate the arousal of an emotion as it triggers. In Harrys case, his fear of missing out lead to
the arousal of pursuit based on greed. He both held his breath and he then would breathe rapidly and shallowly. This
excited breathing style accelerated his heart to beat faster adding to the excitement. The emotion greed and its
motivation to grab all the profit he could, then took over Harrys capacity to think impartially. And out of this emotional
state, his thinking became compromised which lead to his over trading. It did not have to be this way.

Breathing is both automatic and volitional. With training, Harry has learned how to stay in a calm, impartial state of
mind, in part, by managing the kind of breathing he does throughout a trading day. Once he understood that peak
performance trading requires low arousal state of mind, he began using diaphragmatic breathing to manage his
emotions while trading. He has much better control of his overtrading. He does not wait to feel arousal kick in.
Instead, Harry using diaphragmatic breathing to help kept his emotions in check.

The moment he senses the triggering of arousal, he volitionally uses his breathing to cut off the gasoline supply to the
fire of the aroused emotion. Rather than fear of missing out, greed, or a desire to pursue hijacking his mental
faculties, he now is consciously able to calm the excitatory process of the emotional brain. Having learned how to
manage the levels of adrenaline and cortisol in his body by managing breathing style, he is much less reactive in the
management of his trading days. Harry now maintains a calm, impartial, and disciplined state of mind from which to
trade.

In the process, Harry has learned how to change himself. His focus is on developing the skills and tools that allow him
to trade at peak performance levels. And to let go of habitual historical practices that hinder his progress. His first step
was becoming aware of the power that breathing has over emotional nature to influence states of mind.

Rande Howell

Deepak Kumar

5 hrs 30 DEC 2014 @ 5.30 PM

Live Example.. Today's Nifty Breakout from Triple Zigzag, Identification in advance and Initiated trade on it..

This is breakout from Triple Zigzag Correction which I identified well in Advance and traded on it..

"Bought Nifty with 8219.70 Spot as Stoploss CMP 8235, all spot levels.. compare NF levels yourself).. And carrying
full position of this trade.

Know the importance of Triple Zigzag Correction in this article..

http://sweeglu.com/triple-zigzag-correction-of-elliott-wav/

Note: This webpage explaining Triple Zigzag may have advertisement. Please ignore it if you don't like.. This article
contains very valuable Info with reasons, facts and real time examples..
Pagla Dashu

hi all, any one of us has got this book? if so, plz upload , thank you very much

"""Big Trends in Trading: Strategies to Master Major Market Moves"""""

by Price Headley

Tonny Stark

If I had to sum up my practical skills, I would use one word: survival.

George Soros

Tonny Stark
If somebody had told me my method would not work I nevertheless would have tried it out to make sure for myself, for
when I am wrong only one thing convinces me of it, and that is to lose money. And I am only right when I make
money. That is speculating.
Jesse Livermore

Pradeep Singh

My Guruji said... Clarity of actions ONLY comes after clarity of thought.

Confusion creates confusion creates confusion creates confusion .....
Seek clarity FIRST...!

Bhavesh Gelani

The Art of Trading:-Golden Rules.

Rule Number 1:
Always wait for the setup: No Setup-No Trade.

Rule Number 2:
THE BEST trades work almost right away.

Rule Number 3:
Never take a big loss. If it doesn't 'feel' right. Remove it!

Rule Number 4:
Always perfect your craft and sharpen your skills.

Rule Number 5:
Be patient with winning trades: Impatient with sketchy trades.

Rule Number 6:
DISCIPLINE to follow your plan is the key to winning in trading.

Rule Number 7:
Never get emotionally attached to trades

Rule Number 8:
Always trade with the size that makes you unemotional.

Rule Number 9:
Keeps things very simple and don't over-think your trading methods.
Rule Number 10:
Stay humble at all times.
# artoftrading

Tonny Stark

EQUITY EQUATION

Think about it this way: Once you are done with a trade, you can put it into one of four categories:
Small losses
Small gains
Large losses
Large gains

All other things being equal, the small losses will cancel out the small gains, and the large losses will cancel out the
large gains. If you trade without changing something in that equation, youll eventually be broke, because
commissions will eat away at your account while all of these trades are cancelling each other out.

What to do? Simple. Since you cannot eliminate losses, the only thing you can do is control the sizes of the gains and
losses.

So do this: Completely eliminate the big losses. Cut your losers quickly. Dont hold on, waiting for the the next
bounce before you exit. That bounce may never come, and if it doesn't, you've just turned a small loss into a bigger
one. And then it gets even more difficult to close the trade, from a psychological standpoint.

Tonny Stark

Daniel Drew [Died bankrupt in 1879] used to say, Cut your losses short, but let your profits run. This was good
preaching, but Uncle Dan did not, in his later years, practice this rule, when it would have been better for him if he
had.
Charles Dow

Devendra Chaturvedi

1-1-2015.....equal to 1.

Similar to 2006...

2013 sudden fall was not different to 2004.

2014 rise was as tiring as 2005.....
Than why not to follow 2006 model in 2015?...

1 idea worth keeping in your mind.

Tonny Stark
It's not u against the market, but its u against yourself.

Shriram Oka

Random Words :

Today's introspection is about dusting off the nosie, that blinds our way of lookin @ Reality...

There is but 1 Truth, Bhaav. There is but 1 fact of Trade : Profit or Loss.
To align wid the Truth, one needs ARJUN FOCUS in Analysis
To be able to trigger a H-% prob. trade, one needs ARJUN FOCUS,in Trade Execution
To be able to profit from the trigger, one needs ARJUN FOCUS on the ISL / TSL

And yet, we spend 99% energy justifying a position , rather than searching for the TRUTH.

Life & Trading , is all about DISCIPLINE & ARJUN FOCUS.

I pray we are all showered with this in abundance in 2015, God Bless us all !

Shriram Oka

Random words:

Trading is the Ultimate Reality check.

Ur either a successful trader or u r not. U cannot have it both ways.
Good @ TA, but no results to show @ the bank-account . Naah, whom r we fooling ? If answer is self, then for what
purpose ?

For time.pass / short-term highs of Millions Likes on FB for jazzy charts?

If u can accept this fact, that our mind indulges in immaturity , u will have scored a major internal victory to take
control & responsibility of ur financial destiny,.

RISK mitigation is the Rule No.1 to top this game... Have to hard-wire it into ur head 1st !

Dabbe mei daalon Likes ke Rog saare, SL laga lo to khule kismat ke taare

Tonny Stark

Stick to the stock bought until a fair profit or until there is good reason for deciding that the first estimate of value was
wrong.
Charles Dow

Uday Moghe
Management lessons from Gabbar Singh ...

Gabaar was an astute management guru as is reflected in some of the timeless management lessons he delivered
thru the movie Sholay.

1. Jo darr gaya samjho mar gaya ... Courage and enterprise are important factors for laying the successful foundation
of a growth oriented business.

2. Kitne admi the ... Its important to know the competition and its size ..he understood that even a small team can
make a difference.

3. Arey o sambha kitna inam rakhe hai sarkar hum par ...promoting one's own brand very important and to Be
reiterated always.

4. 6 goli aur aadmi 3 ... Create an illusion where his people had a chance of survival ..he kills them in the next
scene ...

moral - perform or perish

5. Le ab goli kha ... Sometimes in the interest of the organisation u have to take hard decisions .... So sometimes
have to 'fire' some employees.

6. Jab tak tere pair chalenge uski saans chalegi ...classic carrot and stick approach ...tere pair ruke toh yeh bandook
chalegi !!

7 . Yeh ramgadh waale apni beti ko kaun chaki ka aata khilate hai re ...market research is important to understand
value propositions !!

Credits : Sanjay Jaiswal

Tonny Stark

Overcoming the emotional barriers to trading success:

There is a rather common saying in financial circles, that the markets are primarily driven by two opposing forces
namely, fear and greed. This is, perhaps, an over-simplification. There are, however, some psychological barriers that
a trader should seek to understand and conquer. To ignore these will likely decrease the chances you have to become
a consistently profitable trader.

With fast paced day trading, your strategy and profits can easily be eroded should you let your emotions muddy your
decisions. Despite fear and greed ultimately being the core reactions, they do have their important affiliates:

Hesitation: Traders need to have a trading plan and most importantly stick to their rules no matter what. As an online
day trader, there isnt always time to second-guess decisions especially while reacting to market news.
Back testing can help build confidence in a plan while the use of automated trading tools can help overcome the
tendency to hesitate before clicking on the mouse button.

Anger: The markets wont necessarily do what you want them to do, often at the expense of your money. Losing
large amounts of money can result in the inexperienced trader losing their temper. A dangerous precedent set, always
reacting to losses with anger can stop you making rational choices.

If you feel your anger rising you should step away from the dealing platform. The way to consistently outperform the
market is to be as methodical as possible in your approach and clear about your risk management.

Anxiety: This is often brought on by the anticipation of trades going wrong. Anxious people avoid whatever it is that
makes them upset. This can result in the trader not making an obvious trade or perhaps holding a losing position for
too long instead of cutting their losses. Also known as: not sticking to the plan.

A way to combat this is to use stop and limit orders so that you dont have to sit on the edge of your seat watching
every tick of the market.

Boredom: It can be dull waiting for a trading opportunity to present itself. And it is during this time that traders start
making bad decisions and start chasing the market. It is very important to understand that you do not always have to
be in the market.

If youre really bored, take a break, or use this time to research your chosen instrument further.

Unfortunately there is no magic secret to trading the financial markets. Having a well thought out trading plan
including proper risk management techniques can significantly improve your trading performance. Discipline is
ultimately the name of the game.

It simply comes down to putting in the time and planning.

Ricardo Da Silva works on IGs dealing floor in London.

Tonny Stark

It is an old saying in Wall Street that the man who begins to speculate in stocks with the intention of making a fortune,
usually goes broke, whereas the man who trades with a view of getting good interest on his money, sometimes gets
rich.
Charles Dow