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The 2nd best book on Trading "Think and Trade Like a Champion".

Extracted 20 best lessons from the book, Read it, so that You trade better in future🧵 Image
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The best book on Trading "Trading in the Zone"

Summarized into 20 Quotes so that you don't have to read it 🧵 Image
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The markets are doing well since the last few days.
Here are some stock market memes to add to the cheer.

A thread🧵⬇️

1/ The chances of recession in India are low. That’s why FIIs are pouring money into Indian stock markets.

Welcome back FIIs, have a long stay. twitter.com/i/web/status/1… Image
2/ We are sure many people are feeling powerful these days. After all, the markets are up. Image
3/ Stock picking is easy too but inflation and taxes would eat away most of our returns. Image
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Any book will not convert a "NORMAL PERSON" to a "SUCCESSFUL TRADER"

But a good book can show the PATH TOWARDS SUCCESSFUL TRADING.

It is individual's responsibity to walk in that path to taste success.

Listing TOP-25 books across 9 aspects of Trading!

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Disclaimer - Shortlisting just 25 books among millions of books is not an easy task.

I have also included my books in the list as I truly believe they belong to that category.

If I miss any other good book, please mention in the comment section.

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Category #1 - INTRADAY TRADING

1) The Subtle Art of Intraday Trading - amzn.to/3IFReTY

2) How to Make Money in Intraday Trading - amzn.to/43mslo8

3) Master Mind of Day Trading - amzn.to/43iYsVY

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Another Bank, another result🚨

SBI Bank's Q4FY23 results are in!

Standalone Net Profit of Rs 16,695 crores beats estimates. 🤑

A detailed thread🧵⤵️

#Q4FY23 #StockMarketindia #SBIQ4results Image
SBI Bank has achieved a remarkable whopping 83% growth in standalone net profit, rising from Rs 9,113 cr YoY to Rs 16,695 cr in Q4.

Similarly, operating profit rose 25% YoY to Rs 24,621 cr
During Q4FY23, Net Interest Income(NII) grew by 29% YoY, from Rs 31,198 cr to Rs 40,393 cr

Additionally, Net Interest Margin(NIM) during the quarter increased 44 basis points YoY to 3.84%
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In Technical Analysis, a candlestick pattern is a movement in prices shown graphically on a candlestick chart that some believe can predict a particular market movement.

A thread 🧵 with @Stocktwit_IN & @TradingView_IN

#TechnicalTrades #TradingView Image
History: Some of the earliest technical trading analysis was used to track prices of rice in the 18th century. Much of the credit for candlestick charting goes to Munehisa Homma (1724–1803), a rice merchant from Sakata, Japan who traded in the Ojima Rice market in Osaka
#stocks
Formation of the candlestick: Candlesticks are graphical representations of price movements for a given period of time. They are commonly formed by the opening, high, low, and closing prices of a financial instrument.

#priceaction #StocksToTrade
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Here is this Week’s Market Wrap 'Politics Returns' written by @shyamsek

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#stockmarket #investments #politics #personalfinance #marketwrap
The markets have intense spells when politics prevails over everything else in directing sentiment. Closer to every general election, this trend returns to haunt the markets. (2/n)

#markets #indiangovernment #elections
But, the ability of politics to drive sentiment is influenced by how much the outcome of the election will drive change. If change is likely to be significant and for the better, the markets can run up ahead of elections. (3/n)

#stockmarket #politics #investors
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Here is this Week’s Market Wrap 'FOMO & False Starts' written by @shyamsek

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#stockmarket #investing #personalfinance #FOMO #marketwrap
The markets go up too quickly when people are least prepared for it. That setting is perfect for us to get that fear of missing out. We call it the FOMO feeling. (2/n)

#stockmarket
But the markets also have an equally strong way of reversing direction. Either in stock price or in a broader market context. (3/n)

#stockmarketindia #stocks #equity
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Did you know ?

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has a portfolio of Rs 35,763 Crores which is still growing.
Since his passing, his portfolio has been managed by team at Rare Enterprises, headed by Utpal Sheth & Amit Goela.

#StockMarketindia #investing #StocksToBuy

Complete Portfolio 👇 Image
✅Aptech Ltd
Holding 43.74% , Value - 780 Crs

✅Star Health and Allied Insurance Company Ltd.
Holding 17.32% , Value - 6007.45 Crs

✅Metro Brands Ltd.
Holding 43.74% , Value - 780 Crs

✅NCC Ltd
Holding 13.09% , Value - 1026.03 Crs
✅Rallis India Ltd
Holding 10.3 % , Value - 379.55 Crs

✅Nazara Technologies
Holding 9.96 % , Value - 368.14 Crs

✅Geojit Financial Services Ltd.
Holding 9.96 % , Value - 368.14 Crs

✅Agro Tech Foods Ltd.
Holding 8.82 % , Value - 157.73 Crs
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Did you know ?

You can earn monthly rental income(between 1%-2%) from share market just like any house owner earns rent.

I have been doing this for last few years.

#OptionsTrading #Optionselling #coveredcallstrategy #stockmarkets #StockMarketindia #Nifty #Banknifty
Read on 👇
The strategy is Covered call strategy

Pre-requisites for the covered call strategy
1. You need to own a house. (Let's take #Nifty index for an example)
2. You need to own the complete house.
In our case, we need to own atleast 1 lot of Nifty.

How do we do that ? Read next
3. #Nifty is currently at ~18000 & it has a lot size of 50.
We need to own Nifty ETF worth 18000 * 50 = 9,00,000

Nifty Bees is the most liquid ETF & we get 90% amount after pledging as collateral margin.
So you get 8,00,000 back as collateral as well if you need more margin. Image
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Key metric to measure bank stocks.

A thread 🧵⬇️
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As an investor, you want to pick the most profitable bank to invest in.
Net Interest Margin helps you assess the profitability of a bank.
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Net Interest Margin tells us how much money a bank is earning in relation to its interest-earning assets, i.e., loans.
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How to analyse Banking Stocks?

• Net Interest Margin(NIM)
• Return on Assets(ROA)
• Non Performing Assets(NPAs)
• CASA Ratio

Let's analyse each one in detail 🧵⤵️

#StockMarketindia #banks
The business of bank is quite different frm the rest.

Banks accept deposits from common people & promise a certain rate of interest in return. It lends this money to borrowers & charges higher interest.

The diff between both is called spread which is bank’s actual profit
For Eg, a bank offers 6% interest to its depositors & charges 10% from its borrowers.

The diff between the two 4% (called spread) will be bank’s profit.

As the business stands unique, the analysis of these stocks is also unique.

So, let's break them down one by one⤵️ Image
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Here is this Week’s Market Wrap

'2023: The Year to Show Conviction' written by @shyamsek

A Thread (1/n)

#stockmarket #investors #marketwrap
The markets seem to be progressively losing steam. This would show up as weak sentiment, selling pressure, lower volumes on exchanges, and FII outflows. (2/n)

#stockmarketindia #FII #investors
But, there is also a section of domestic investors showing remarkable resilience and persistence in their investing. They are still buying every dip and gradually scaling up their portfolios. (3/n)

#investing #portfolio #equity
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How do banks make money?

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Banks pay interest on money that depositors keep with them and charge interest on loans given to borrowers.
The difference is theirs to keep.
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Here's how⬇️

Suppose you deposited Rs 10,000 with ABC bank. The bank agreed to pay you 8% interest per annum.

Next, the bank will take your Rs 10,000 and lend it to someone else and charge them an interest rate of 10%.
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Hi Friends,

Sharing some useful #trading threads here

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by @TechTradesTT & @Stocktwit_IN

1- Technical Analysis, a candlestick pattern -- part 1

#TechnicalTrades #TradingView

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✅How to spot operators on 📉 📈 ✅
On charts. With collaboration with
@DoctorMoneyX
@stockadhyeta
First i will start with 3 basic laws of market 👍

1⃣The Law of Supply and Demand

2⃣The Law of Cause and Effect

3⃣The Law of Effort vs Result
What you see here

Sharp fall from high

And big red candle at low👍 Image
Operators always create panic in stock at lower levels to get a stock at low price 👍

This is just a beginning wait will teach you how to enter a stock

With 20 to 30 points sl

And get targets of 70 to 100 points 👍
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10 Questions to ask before investing in any stock.
All you should learn and follow.

A THREAD 🧵
(1/20)

#StockMarketindia #trading #stockmarket
@sunilgurjar01 @kuttrapali26 #investing @caniravkaria
✅Is the company profitable?
Businesses with higher net profits enjoy a much better risk-reward profile and hence the the net-profit ranking suits investors the best. (2/20)
Profit is "money in the bank." It goes directly to the owners of a company or shareholders, or it is reinvested in the company. (3/20)
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Inside bar trading strategy is a popular trading strategy among traders.

𝗔 𝗧𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗱 🧵 𝗼𝗻 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗱𝗲 𝗕𝗮𝗿 by @me__kaushik

RETWEET ♻ if you find it useful.

#StockMarket #StockMarketindia #trading #stocks Image
📍What is Inside bar?

An Inside bar means the high and low of the baby candle is completely within the high and low of the Mother candle.

The image below is an example of an inside bar where we can see the baby candle is completely inside the Mother candle. ImageImage
📍When to trade Inside Bar?

Inside bars can be traded in trending markets in the direction of the trend.

Inside bars can also be traded near demand and supply zone, when traded this way they are often referred to as inside bar reversals.
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Inside bar trading strategy is a popular trading strategy among traders.

𝗔 𝗧𝗵𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗱 🧵 𝗼𝗻 𝗜𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗱𝗲 𝗕𝗮𝗿

RETWEET ♻ if you find it useful.

@Stocktwit_IN @KommawarSwapnil @kuttrapali26 @caniravkaria @Jagadeesh0203

#StockMarket #StockMarketindia #trading #stocks
📍What is Inside bar?

An Inside bar means the high and low of the baby candle is completely within the high and low of the Mother candle.

The image below is an example of an inside bar where we can see the baby candle is completely inside the Mother candle.
📍When to trade Inside Bar?

Inside bars can be traded in trending markets in the direction of the trend.

Inside bars can also be traded near demand and supply zone, when traded this way they are often referred to as inside bar reversals.
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Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! twitter.com/i/spaces/1kvJp…

We are going live in 5!

Follow the thread below for slides!

#nifty50 #NiftyBank #corporateindia
Before we begin, here is the Disclaimer
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Stock Market Manipulation.
All you should know about- How it works?

A THREAD 🧵
(1/25)

#StockMarketindia #trading #StockMarket
@sunilgurjar01 @kuttrapali26 #investing
Market manipulation is when someone interferes with the normal course of stock trading or pricing to further their own gain. (2/25)
The idea behind investing in the stock market is simple: you buy shares at a lower price and sell them at a higher price. However, numerous entities in the stock market are capable of manipulation in the stock market. (3/25)
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MOVING AVERAGES:
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In this thread,I am sharing about moving averages,its key strategies,entry,exit,target everything..
These strategies are scalable to all timeframes,instruments etc

Simple thinks works in the market.

#Nifty50 #StockMarketindia #banknifty #movingaverage
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MOVING AVERAGES:
Moving average is simplest method to understand and trade.Most common moving average is SMA,which totals close price over a certain period,then divides this total by number of period.Ex:10 SMA would calculate close price of last 10 period and divide sum by 10
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EXPONENTIAL MOVING AVERAGES:
I prefer EMA,as it put more weight on recent price data when calculating moving average. It will react quicker than to sma.

What ema I use
13-short trend
34-intermediate trend
55-long trend
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Mutual Fund vs. ETFs

What is the difference?
Which one to choose?

A THREAD 🧵
(1/20)

#StockMarketindia #trading #StockMarket
@sunilgurjar01 @kuttrapali26
There are various ways of investing, and two of the most popular are mutual funds and Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs).
Both are pooled funds that allow investors to access professionally managed funds that offer diversification in a wide variety of asset classes and industries.2/20
MFs includes stocks, bonds, and money market funds that are bundled together in a single mutual fund. They offer investors a way to own a diversified portfolio of investments at a lower price which is not possible if they own each instrument separately. (3/20)
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In Technical Analysis, a candlestick pattern is a movement in prices shown graphically on a candlestick chart that some believe can predict a particular market movement.

thread 🧵 👇 with @valuelevels
& @TradingView_IN

#TechnicalTrades #TradingView Image
History:
Some of the earliest technical trading analysis was used to track prices of rice in the 18th century. Much of the credit for candlestick charting goes to Munehisa Homma (1724–1803), a rice merchant from Sakata, Japan who traded in the Ojima Rice market in Osaka

#stocks
Formation of the candlestick:
Candlesticks are graphical representations of price movements for a given period of time. They are commonly formed by the opening, high, low, and closing prices of a financial instrument.

#priceaction #StocksToTrade
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