🚨🚨Ghansyam Tech (Art of Trading) makes ₹1.5 Crores / month by only OPTIONS BUYING
I spent 69+ hours analyzing his strategy and found the 11 Rules that made him a Crorepati
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1. Start with Less Captial
No Matter how much money you have you will lose it all if you don't have trading experience so start small like Max 2 Lot, even 1 is better.
2. Trade Everyday
No Matter what happens but never skip a day without trading it, which helps you understand the price action behavior and give you important teaching about market dynamics that impact the price behavior.
3. Focus on One Index
No matter what you choose #nifty#banknifty or even some other index options, stick to one chart. It will train your mind and gradually your probability of guessing the move will become high.
4. Remove the Greed
No matter how good the opportunity is or how much money you have, first, in 3 months do not increase your position size, play with max 2 lots. It will help you practice discipline.
5. Trading Timeframe: 5 Min is Best for Live trading.
Any other timeframe is a waste of time.
6. Wait for Candle to close before execution
We have seen sometimes we get a fake breakout due to lower timeframe volatility. To not become the victim of those false breaks wait till the candle close.
7. 20 EMA is Life Saver
20 EMA is the best Indicator that I use and is sufficient to understand the trend direction. Put it over 5 Min chart to any timeframe and if the price is above it ; DO NOT SHORT until one exceptional case:
The price to way too extended. and VICE VERSA.
8. Never Skip the Big Picture
Larger timeframe impacts the lower timeframe a lot, so even if you are trading a 5 Min chart, look for 15 min, 30 Min, and daily charts to understand the major support resistance or price is extended or not.
9. Close of the Previous Day is Important
I have seen that the last day close works best as good support and resistance which help you to take major decisions like Profit Booking and Trend Reversal.
10. In the Beginning, a Survival Mindset is Better than a Millionaire Mindset
Focus on how to survive in your initial days, only focus on learning, which will help you in the future to handle those thought situations that the market keeps presenting you most of the time.
Make habit of taking small profits: Not every day an option moves 100% so make a small percentage benchmark like 30% to book your profit. This will help you to save the money that you made in a day.
2 Losing trade max is enough reason to close your trading day and take a good Nap
If you lose 2 Trades, shut down your Screen.
Don't do revenge trade, you will keep losing most of the time.
Post Analysis will make you a Trading King
We all do mistakes almost all the time, and looking at them and analyzing them gives us perspective or solutions about how to not repeat them again and again and also what improvement is further needed.
So do it every day.
I hope you will learn something from this thread and retweet it so can people who are losing money or want to become options traders can start implementing these rules from the first day of their trading career.
1. Not sticking to a system. This is probably the biggest blunder all traders do at some point and for some is a life long thing. I used to hop from Scalping to Holding options on the same day never stuck to one particular system, used to trade on every candle. (I still do that)
2. Not being able to stop, I never used to stop at a particular target I had made 20% in a single day but i would still not stop, over trading would not be a fit for how much i used to trade, 2000+ trades in a single day on a 15L account, this had taken all of my profits always
At 40, Jim Simons left a famed math career to launch the most successful hedge fund ever: Renaissance Tech.
Even though it only won 51% of trades, the fund made 66%/yr for 30yrs (Simons worth = $28B). It's a story of genius but also of how hard it is to beat markets.
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1/ The crown jewel of RenTech is The Medallion Fund (launched in 1988).
◻️ From 1988-2018, it posted a return of 66%/yr (39% after fees)
◻️$1 invested in 1988 is now worth $14m+
◻️ Cumulative profit = $100B+ even with an avg. fund size of only $4.5B
2/ Before creating what Bloomberg calls the “greatest money-making machine ever”, Simons was a legendary mathematician.