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Hi Vijay Thanks for giving another brief shot on intraday. Have a question, I'm not a intraday trader but definitely a trader, a little contrast point start with high volatility stocks to make few bucks of 1+%, but in good number of cases ends with open position because not sitting on the screen for long or instead of going in the flow, rather becomes against the flow. Ultimately trade becomes negative and we don't close with loss at all but keep the stock, knowing it's volatile and will come back soon, in a week, month or 2 months maximum and upend the target to 2-5+% or even more. This move is totally against as you said no matter close the trades, while it blocks good amount of capital for longer period but we do have room and more focus is on to generate 5+% on deployed capital on monthly basis, what you will suggest. We are not full time trader but working class and have some investment too in the market, we might go full time in future once we start generating good enough and beyond current income situation.
Holding over nighters is swing trading. That's a different ball game altogether. When you hold a trade you are susceptible to adverse price moves due to a variety to reasons. Closing the prop book by end of the day (EoD) avoids that trap of a trader becoming a forced investor. All the best.
Agreed going flat out is good.... But if you know you are entering a trade which is bullish u may carefully decide to rollover at a cost of carry.... It comes with risk but there is no return without risk???
Really important and much needed knowledge. Crips and wise. Thanks alot for this video. Please also make a video of dos and don't s of trading through option buying for small capital traders...
1. Don't trade in days you didn't prepare. 2. Don't jump a trade as soon as a signal is recieved. Wait for seconds to few min for confirmation. (3 decades experience) 3. Don't try to trade when the market is in no mood of move. This is different from 9-5 job. 4. Follow the money in the direction of the trend. 5. Position sizing plays a great role. Never take an outsize risk. Extremely important. Avoid overpositioning.
@@VijayBhambwani sir when you speak, there is a spaciousness, presence, that is what making the difference, it's not just about information. Please continue your priceless work, the one's who are ready will recognize your words and it will make difference to thier own lives. Thank you very much for your reply
Don't u think teasers can work to tease intelligently.... Agree impulsive ness before completing a candle for example is a good discipline to follow.... more to avoid regret rather than avoiding a stop-loss??
Sir..This is first time for me to hear you and felt grateful to you for having given advice regarding intraday trading.Till today ,I have no any direction, how to do intraday trading.. Thank you for your valuable guidance..
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Thank you so much for your valuable advice..
I will definitely follow them..
I am new to your channel and subscribed it...
Thank you.
Saw couple of your videos today and subscribed to your channel. I really like the way you articulate. ♥
Very positive advice. Thanks.
Very valuable and positive information
Hi Vijay
Thanks for giving another brief shot on intraday.
Have a question, I'm not a intraday trader but definitely a trader, a little contrast point start with high volatility stocks to make few bucks of 1+%, but in good number of cases ends with open position because not sitting on the screen for long or instead of going in the flow, rather becomes against the flow. Ultimately trade becomes negative and we don't close with loss at all but keep the stock, knowing it's volatile and will come back soon, in a week, month or 2 months maximum and upend the target to 2-5+% or even more.
This move is totally against as you said no matter close the trades, while it blocks good amount of capital for longer period but we do have room and more focus is on to generate 5+% on deployed capital on monthly basis, what you will suggest.
We are not full time trader but working class and have some investment too in the market, we might go full time in future once we start generating good enough and beyond current income situation.
Holding over nighters is swing trading. That's a different ball game altogether. When you hold a trade you are susceptible to adverse price moves due to a variety to reasons. Closing the prop book by end of the day (EoD) avoids that trap of a trader becoming a forced investor. All the best.
Agreed going flat out is good.... But if you know you are entering a trade which is bullish u may carefully decide to rollover at a cost of carry.... It comes with risk but there is no return without risk???
Sure, depends on your comfort level
great rules sir, thank you so much
Thanks for your feedback Venkatesh
Very insightful. Pl let us know some good strategies for swing trading as well.
Thanks for your feedback Chinmay.
Sir thanks lot , for your valuable words of advice
Thanks sir for teaching some precious lessons.
Thanks for your feedback Shankey.
@@VijayBhambwani sir can you give ur view on defensive giant , itc.
Really important and much needed knowledge. Crips and wise. Thanks alot for this video. Please also make a video of dos and don't s of trading through option buying for small capital traders...
Thanks for your feedback Hitesh.
Good Evening Vijay Sir. Thank you for your valuable advice. 👍🙏
Thanks for your feedback Mr Shetty.
Thanks for your valuable guidance sir.
Thanks for your feedback Amit.
1. Don't trade in days you didn't prepare.
2. Don't jump a trade as soon as a signal is recieved. Wait for seconds to few min for confirmation. (3 decades experience)
3. Don't try to trade when the market is in no mood of move. This is different from 9-5 job.
4. Follow the money in the direction of the trend.
5. Position sizing plays a great role. Never take an outsize risk. Extremely important. Avoid overpositioning.
All the best
very educative video now i think i can step up to class one from montissori
Very very valuable words, thank you very much sir
Thanks for your feedback Rakesh
@@VijayBhambwani sir when you speak, there is a spaciousness, presence, that is what making the difference, it's not just about information. Please continue your priceless work, the one's who are ready will recognize your words and it will make difference to thier own lives. Thank you very much for your reply
Good video, can you do a follow up on how to increase position sizing? Thanks!
Thanks for your feedback Josh.
Sir pls give a brief knowledge to build a trading system with an edge. 🙏🏻
Thanks for your feedback.
Join "JoinBullTrades" on Telegram.
Very nice 🙏
Thanks for your feedback Srinivas.
Agree
Thank you. I admire your efforts to inculcate mature mindset.
Thanks for your feedback Vinayak.
Don't u think teasers can work to tease intelligently.... Agree impulsive ness before completing a candle for example is a good discipline to follow.... more to avoid regret rather than avoiding a stop-loss??
I concur
The 2nd point
Sir..This is first time for me to hear you and felt grateful to you for having given advice regarding intraday trading.Till today ,I have no any direction, how to do intraday trading..
Thank you for your valuable guidance..
All the best for your trading
Love your video.
But i trade for averaging
What’s your opinion about India becoming the 3rd largest economy. And if so, when? Thanks!
Given the population and rate of growth I think it can happen in a decade or two
do you have intraday trading techniques courses? can you teach simple techniques?
Please contact Equitymaster
lovely
Thanks.
You don't need to worry sebi is going to shut intraday trading
traders will have to pay all the margins upfront to the broker before the trade.
One more rule - Never average downside --
This not a V necked T shirt and colour is not great either. Bad choice sorry
Just stfu about the damn t shirt and let others to gain the knowledge
Sir very good guidance. Thanks
Thanks for your feedback Krishna.