Also thanking everyone who has helped me in these 2 years.
A long list of thanks.
Bear with me for the long list. You can follow these handles for superb content. i will add another list soon!
For Algo Trading
@f2003062 for his superb Algo framework. @mayankrasu for his zerodha algotrading course on udemy @quatltd for his algo discussions @rishi_ajmera for being the best algo coder @SaishGadekar for being algo guy and executing ideas.
@InvestBooks for doing hard work and recommending the best books. @rohit_katwal for advanced options trading book and his calendar ideas. @sanjufunda for his training on calendars @Pathik_Trader for his earnings trades and other things.
@vipulramaiya for helping with risk management and position sizing and earning trades @iamswingtrader for icharts @optionsiq_in for thinking differently and finding ideas. @paststat for his book on high probability trading patterns.
Open Interest Experts
@basiclearner for analyzing oi data and finding good stocks. @dcsethia for his webinar and oi analysis @krishnblue for amazing myfno charts. @sakthi6078 for his oi analysis.
Tushar Kalore for finding smart money via oi
@vhooshh for teaching adjustments in a different ways. @Geodirectit for his help in my initial days and amazing ideas. @PeekGem for his amazing trading screenshots.
@Mitesh_Engr for his training, constant support, and super trading skills
@rahullkrr for his evergreen strategies and humbleness @25mack for helping with risk management. @madan_kumar for teaching risk management. @ITRADE191 for his rsi setup @sakuag333 for helping me with backtested data. @gopi1709 for coming up with ideas and discussing them.
@ImRJsh for his tools and being super star. @Ronak_Unadkat for his webinar and teaching directional strangles. @NileshTrader for motivating on systems trading. @mysandz for the mathematical thinking mind. @scorpiomanojFRM for his work on pivots and amazing ideas.
@ashish05ee31 for helping with superb indicators and analysis. @theProfessorDev for converting ideas to reality on trading view @zzzune for his trading view indicators and new oi tool.
@theBuoyantMan - For insightful tweets. @kirubaakaran for helping with the interpretation of data and his quora answers. @anuanupam for being a patient listener of ideas @gurjasraj for connecting me to lots of big guys. Super in networking. @jigspatel1988 for helping me out
@manishpatel1312 for late-night discussions on strategies and finding most winning combinations. @marginalideas for his book ideas and constant motivation. @vishalmehta29 for guiding us on the future paths.
What's Really Happening in Banking? ( Long Thread)
A end users perspective , its not about demeaning any job or hurting anyone
1/ Been meeting a lot of bankers recently, and the insights are eye-opening. Let’s break it down: 👇
2/ The Pressure is Real
a) Most bankers are under immense pressure to meet aggressive targets:
b) Selling high-margin insurance policies (mostly endowment plans).
c) Getting account balances up just for month end sake.
d) Driving SIPs—often in specific mutual funds through the bank’s app.
3/ Performance Metrics = Sales Targets
Their performance reviews are less about improving customer satisfaction or the bank's health and more about meeting quotas. It’s a system designed to push products, even if it doesn’t align with customer needs.
The Great Debate: Stable Job or Full-time Trading?
A deep dive into risks, rewards, when to start and how to tell the family about it.
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Situation: Say you have a stable job with a consistent income and benefits.
You are interested in becoming a full-time trader in the stock market, hoping to generate more income and enjoy the flexibility of managing your own schedule.
To pursue trading full-time, you need to quit your current job. But you are confused so lets start with benefits and disadvantages of both