Ankit K

447 posts

Ankit K

Ankit K

@prudentttrader

Supply chains by day. Price action by night. Learning AI in between. All patterns, different screens.

UAE Katılım Eylül 2019
67 Takip Edilen73 Takipçiler
Ankit K retweetledi
Andrej Karpathy
Andrej Karpathy@karpathy·
Personal update: I've joined Anthropic. I think the next few years at the frontier of LLMs will be especially formative. I am very excited to join the team here and get back to R&D. I remain deeply passionate about education and plan to resume my work on it in time.
English
7.9K
11.1K
148.9K
27.1M
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
You fear AI learning fast, but your brain is rewiring itself even faster; silently.
Ankit K tweet media
English
0
0
0
10
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
@historigins Why he wants to reinvent the wheel 🛞
English
2
0
11
12.2K
Today In History
Today In History@historigins·
This mad scientist just proved wheels don't need to be whole to work
English
873
248
6.6K
4.2M
Ankit K retweetledi
The_Chartist 📈
The_Chartist 📈@thechartist26·
Completed 2 years of my platform Glad to have made it simple yet effective. Gratitude 🙏🏼 In case you wish to enroll - a code is mentioned in the pic.
The_Chartist 📈 tweet media
English
13
7
198
71K
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
Cloud was sold on 99.99%+ availability and near-zero downtime. But with rising geopolitical risks like Iran tensions, that promise is starting to feel less absolute. Companies still running their own servers might be quietly smiling, turns out, no system is truly immune. #IranWar#amazon #us
English
0
0
0
50
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
A strategy that wins 80% of the time can still lose you money. Win rate means nothing without knowing win size vs loss size. An 80% win rate with ₹500 average win and ₹3,000 average loss: you make ₹400 on every 10 trades from wins, but lose ₹600 from losses. Net negative with an 80% win rate. Meanwhile, a 35% win rate with 3:1 reward-to-risk is profitable. This breaks people's brains. Perfect for an infographic. #TradingAssist @Rishikesh_ADX
English
0
0
4
32
Vinay
Vinay@ItsVinay01·
Where do you stand from mindset and market approach point of view after the current bear market ? And how are you planning to proceed further ? Excited for markets even after such periods or slowly pulling away?
English
6
0
14
2K
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
@dayendtrader what a perfect analogy. Your posts are really amazing with deep meaning. 🫡
English
0
0
0
11
Day End Trader
Day End Trader@dayendtrader·
My wife, a dentist: Not getting small fillings done usually leads to root canals. My friend, a realtor: Not addressing small issues leads to structural problems in a house. My cousin, a marriage counselor: Not resolving small fights on the same day almost certainly leads to divorce. Me, as a trader: Not cutting small losses most definitely leads to a big loss you might never recover from. Are you getting the drift?
Day End Trader tweet media
English
4
4
96
5.6K
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
Risk 1% per trade. Stop loss hits. How many more trades can you take? The answer: a lot more than you think. After 10 straight losses you still have 90% of your capital. After 30 losses, 74%. You need 70 consecutive losing trades to lose half. Now do the same with 5% risk. Just 14 losses and you're at half. The math is simple but most people skip it. They blow up not because of one bad trade but because they sized too big and ran out of runway before their edge could show up. Risk management is the key. Not your chart patterns, not your indicators, not your conviction on a trade. How much you risk per trade decides whether you survive long enough to get good or whether you're done before you even start. Position sizing isn't exciting. But it's the only thing standing between you and a blown account. #riskmanagement #positionsize #trading #TradingOpportunities
Ankit K tweet media
English
0
2
4
248
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
Markets are falling apart. Stocks, commodities, crypto. Carnage everywhere. Most traders are either panic selling or trying to catch the bottom. I am doing neither. I am using this time to study charts. Not to trade them. Just to read them. Going through chart after chart, understanding how price behaves during fear. Too many things are happening at once. War, oil, rates, currencies. It is nearly impossible to track every event and apply it to individual stocks. No one can predict direction right now. One day it looks like the bottom is in. Next day, it falls like a house of cards. So what can I control? My behavior. Though I am still learning the art of trading, if there is one thing I have learned in two years, it is the ability to sit out. To not trade when conditions are hostile. Sounds simple. Hardest thing I have done as a trader. My aim is not to beat the market every month. I just want to earn a little more than mutual funds over time. And that is only possible if I stop giving it back during times like these. Fewer entries. Better setups. Healthy conditions only. For a part-time trader, this discipline is not optional. It is survival. The market will turn. It always does. When it does, I want to be ready with sharper eyes and a clear process. Not recovering from wounds I didn't need to take. #TradingOpportunities #Trading #TradingMindset
English
0
3
4
133
Ankit K retweetledi
Ameet Rai
Ameet Rai@AmeetRai·
Trading is meant to set you free but most traders end up caged by it — staring at charts, refreshing news feeds, chasing every macro narrative and every rumor just to feel in control. You think you’re mastering the market, but it’s mastering you. Freedom in trading doesn’t come from knowing every detail; it comes from knowing yourself. Knowing the kind of pace, style, and risk you can live with for decades — not just the next quarter. Passion is powerful, but it’s not enough. Passion fades when it’s built on obsession. What lasts is sustainability. The traders who make it for 10, 15, 20 years don’t just love markets — they structure their lives so trading fits within their freedom, not consumes it. Don’t chase intensity. Build longevity. That’s where the real edge is.
English
27
48
471
33.4K
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
Forget the noise. Markets don’t wait. Markets don’t care. Before the 5-day pause even matteree. Price is telling a different story. #NDX #NASDAQ #IranWar
Ankit K tweet media
English
0
0
0
41
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
Those who have been asking what to keep on radar during this market mayhem, here are a few stocks showing relatively high strength during the current fall. if they sustain this strength till the dust settles, they could become the leaders of the next rally. #highRS #trading @thechartist26
Ankit K tweet mediaAnkit K tweet media
English
0
0
2
248
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
@VivekMhaskar Vivek Ji, this is where relative strength helps. the stocks that fall the least during the hardest falls and keep their strength intact, they tend to lead the next bull run. keep an eye on such names.
English
0
0
0
9
Vivek Mhaskar
Vivek Mhaskar@VivekMhaskar·
@prudentttrader Ankit ji, well said. So as per you whom we can pick up as winners of te next rally ? Pls help us.
English
1
0
0
24
Ankit K
Ankit K@prudentttrader·
Everyone waits for a correction to buy their favourite stocks cheaper. the correction comes. they buy. next bull market starts. but the leaders change. your old favourites don’t come back. the stock you bought at 40% discount stays at a discount. new bull market picks new winners. those who understand, understand. #TradingStrategies #investing
English
1
0
3
72
Dr. Deepak Singhal
Dr. Deepak Singhal@ent_wala·
मन नहीं मान रहा लेकिन अंदर से कुछ ऐसी फीलिंग आ रही है। आपको भी ऐसी ही फीलिंग आ रही है क्या ?
Dr. Deepak Singhal tweet media
हिन्दी
55
10
167
46.5K