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"MY MISSION is to help people protect their hard-earned money, avoid reckless losses, and trade smart with risk management & discipline for long-term success."
Jun 6 10 tweets 3 min read
Manas Arora is overrated.

His strategies don't work.

Is what his jealous haters say.

But I took his 1-On-1 Mentorship and it transformed my trading.

Here are 8 powerful ideas I learned that you won't find anywhere else on X👇 Image
Jun 1 9 tweets 3 min read
He turned $10,775 into $42 million in 23 months.

No fund. No options. No fancy algorithm.

A pool builder from California did it with chart patterns and volume. Nothing else.

This is the Dan Zanger story, and the way he traded is simpler than you think. Image
May 30 9 tweets 6 min read
I've tested hundreds of TradingView indicators over the years.

Most are noise. A handful genuinely changed how I read a chart.

Here are 7 tools — for both Cash and F&O — that can seriously level up your trading.

Save this thread. You'll keep coming back to it 🧵 One of the most important fundamental tools you can add to your charts. It overlays quarterly earnings data directly onto price — so you can instantly see whether a move is backed by real earnings growth or just hype.
Built by @finallynitin & @EquityCraze. (Paid — available on request.)
🔗 Chart illustrating quarterly earnings data overlaid on stock price movements for HPL Electric Power, emphasizing earnings growth context.
May 29 10 tweets 3 min read
William O'Neil studied the biggest winning stocks of the last 100 years.

Before each one exploded, it formed one of just 8 shapes on the chart.

Learn to recognise these 8, and you stop guessing — you start seeing what the market is quietly telling you ↓ 1. Cup with Handle Pattern Image
May 28 11 tweets 3 min read
Over the past 5 years, I've read 50+ books on trading.

The truth is — most of them added nothing.

Skip the noise.

Read these 8 and you'll save yourself years ↓ 1. How to Make Money in Stocks - William O Neil Image
May 27 13 tweets 4 min read
Japanese rice traders invented candlestick charts 300 years ago to predict price moves.

Today, every billion-dollar trading firm still uses them.
There are 100+ patterns. Most are noise.
Only 10 actually matter.

Here are the ones you need to know ↓ What is a Candlestick ? Image
May 22 7 tweets 2 min read
Mark Minervini turned $100K into $30M+ using one pattern.

It's called the VCP — Volatility Contraction Pattern.

Once you see it, you can't unsee it on a chart.

4 elements. All must be present. Miss one, and the setup weakens.

Here's how it works ↓ Image