Capitaldhan

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Capitaldhan

Capitaldhan

@Capitaldhan

Engineer and Trader since 2014

Europe Beigetreten Kasım 2021
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Capitaldhan@Capitaldhan·
way that suits your personality and risk tolerance. Most importantly, you can maintain balance and enjoy your weekends — especially when living abroad. Choose stability first, and let trading be a disciplined addition to your life, not the sole source of pressure. n/n
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Capitaldhan@Capitaldhan·
generate income from the market. This can create significant stress and may even force you to work on weekends — limiting the very freedom you hoped to gain. Keeping your job allows you to contribute to the growth of the world, enjoy your work, and still trade or invest in a 2/n
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Capitaldhan@Capitaldhan·
Again, Before leaving a well-paying job for trading, think carefully. A stable job provides a safety net, comfort, and financial security. Nothing stops you from trading or investing while you are employed. However, once you leave your job, you may face constant pressure to 1/n
Aamodh Kuthethur@GoldenDustbin

Two problem statements I continue to work on today: 1. If FnO is made virtually impossible to trade (say STT in FnO is ⬆️ 5x from here) what are my options as a full-time trader? 2. Until I can still trade FnO, how can i utilize existing leverage & maximize returns on my money

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Capitaldhan@Capitaldhan·
@Eljaboom Machines can't beat humans when it comes to making money
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Elja@Eljaboom·
RIP TRADERS! CLAUDE IS NOW RUNNING TRADINGVIEW LIVE FROM THE TERMINAL. PINE SCRIPT. FUTURES. LEVELS. EVERYTHING. AUTOMATICALLY. TRADERS ARE OFFICIALLY COOKED.
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Capitaldhan@Capitaldhan·
@kirubaakaran Agree, AI is super helpful when you approach it with a clear problem statement or some end goal, like I want to achieve this or that. But I see people using AI and implementing things which they are not sure they want, and they keep doing it as it has endless possibilities.
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Kirubakaran Rajendran
Kirubakaran Rajendran@kirubaakaran·
Valid observation. But here is another side to it. For years, non-coders with solid trading ideas were stuck. They had the hypothesis but no way to test it quickly. They depended on developers who did not understand markets. That gap killed many good ideas before they could even be validated. AI has changed that equation. Now a trader who understands price action, risk, and market structure can test an idea in hours instead of months. The question is not whether AI coding is useful. It is whether the person behind the prompt understands markets well enough to ask the right questions.
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Capitaldhan@Capitaldhan·
I am seeing this pattern increasingly now. Traders are getting involved too much in writing codes using cheaply available AI tools/agents now. It seem to give some level of satisfaction of building something, but is this really increasing the output ?? or 1/2
Kirubakaran Rajendran@kirubaakaran

In recent days, I have been exploring with Claude Opus to develop tools for my own use. For reference I was checking other Option analytical platform like Sensibul and Oi Pulse. And I tried feeding the detailed input to Ai, to recreate such platforms. I could see @claudeai is easily able to replicate every functionality with ease. In general, systematic traders are really less compared to discretionary traders. When most platforms like Algotest, Stockmock, Quantman focuses on systematic traders, Oi Pulse on the other hand focused on discretionary traders. As a systematic trader, the kind of insights i could grasp using this tool in a short span is insane. Every data is being tracked and presented in a neat visual charts. It’s very neat. I can definitely say of all the paid platforms in India, @OiPulse stands tall. @Justsiva123 became a big fan of your product design talent 🫡 after using your product man. Now i have to train my Ai to learn more from your platform.

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Vishwanath Gupta
Vishwanath Gupta@wolf_of_dalal·
FY 2025- 26 Performace. Great Trading year. Ending this FY with profit of 100 % +. Total Profit Booked in F&O :- 1.16 Cr+ Capital used during the start of year 93L. With only 2 expiry a week still a good return Below is my Verfied PnL.Ask anytrading doubt. console.zerodha.com/verified/cbc56…
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Jitendra Jain
Jitendra Jain@jitendrajain·
Seems like everyone is doing Tax Loss harvesting!
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Elon Musk
Elon Musk@elonmusk·
Many talented people over the past few years were declined an offer or even an interview @xAI. My apologies. @BarisAkis and I are going through the company interview history and reaching back out to promising candidates.
Elon Musk@elonmusk

@beffjezos xAI was not built right first time around, so is being rebuilt from the foundations up. Same thing happened with Tesla.

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Press Trust of India@PTI_News·
VIDEO | Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala: “I got married according to Hindu rituals. It is not ‘love jihad’. I respect all religions and consider every religion equal,” says Viral Mahakumbh girl Monalisa. (Full video available on ptivideos.com)
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Capitaldhan@Capitaldhan·
@saketh1998 how many stocks you keep in momentum portfolio and also you are taking MTF trades or no leverage ?
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Saketh R
Saketh R@saketh1998·
This financial year has been one of my best compared to the previous few years. I’m not talking about future trades — those I will take as they come. For many years my approach was simple: try to make ~24% from options and ~10% from equities by investing in NiftyBees and Gilts. But the reality was that as a discretionary trader I had to sit in front of the screen from 9 to 3 30 every day punching orders. In 2024 we started working on momentum strategies, and by April 2025 we had fully shifted to systematic momentum and options trading. By July 2025, we started deploying the entire account into systematic momentum and options. This FY we are up around 43%: 29% from equities and 14% from options, while spending almost zero time in front of the screen, even though the market itself is up barely 3-4%. When I first backtested the system it honestly looked too good to be true. How can momentum outperform when the whole market is crashing? The recent fall proved it. While the Nifty fell more than 10% from the peak, we hardly lost 2–3%. The biggest realization for me was this: to make 20–25% returns, I actually don’t need to sit in front of the screen all day and work hard. This tweet isn’t about performance. But if you’re aiming for sub-30% returns, doing it systematically might actually be the better way. The biggest benefit is the time it frees up. Because of this shift I’ve been able to spend a lot more time working on the tech side, and we’ve made many updates over the past few months. Will start showing those very soon. PS: The graph only includes the equities performance. Options performance hasn’t been added to the graph
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Capitaldhan@Capitaldhan·
Equity portfolio is down 3.65% from the peak made on 7-Jan-2026. #equity #Trading
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