Raman Singh

Every day, try to develop greater clarity about setups. process, entries, exits, stops, sizing, timeframes, and catalysts. The more you reorganize the knowledge and spend time understanding the setup, the easier it will be to implement. This requires real dedication to repeatedly revisit a setup, reclarify, and reset your mind. When you immerse yourself in this, one day it clicks, and then suddenly everything starts working. Through more reflection and revisiting the same idea, the idea becomes part of you. And whenever we engage in such purposeful mind-clarity efforts in any field, it always results in significant money. Depth creates wealth.

“The elements of good trading are cutting losses, cutting losses, and cutting losses.” — Ed Seykota

HOLY SHIT. This guy just dropped the blueprint for profitable trading in a 1-minute clip. I actually cannot believe this is free.

“The 8‑Week Rule: Your Ticket to Holding a True Leader.”

Trading is about probabilities By Michael Douglas

Important #trading tip 👇 Your open P&L is noise. Your closed trade is the truth. 📊 Most #traders stare at floating profits all day… and lose control because of it. Here’s how I see it: 1) Only closed trades count: I don’t care what a trade shows intraday. I care what ends up in my spreadsheet. That’s the only number that matters. 2) There are only 3 outcomes: Winner. Small loser. Break-even. That’s it. No fantasy profits. No “almost made it”. 3) Rules decide the result: Price action + my exit rules = outcome. Not emotions. Not hope. 4) Open P&L creates pressure: Watching every tick pulls you into fear and greed. You start managing your feelings instead of the trade. 5) Real discipline is boring: Hold when your rules say hold. Exit when your rules say exit. Even if it means giving back profits. 6) Giveback is part of the game: You will never sell the top. Accept it. That’s the price for catching bigger moves. I focus on one question only: “How will this trade look when I close it?” Everything else is distraction. That shift alone changes your trading. No predictions. No emotions. Just process. How do you handle it?

Traders will listen to this and still do the same mistake.

“The best trades are those in which you have all three things going for you: fundamentals, technicals, and market tone.” — Stanley Druckenmiller

Absolute Truth:

"I went six consecutive years without making a penny while pursuing stock trading. Along the way I had days I when I almost threw in the towel and gave up. However, I knew the power of persistence." — Mark Minervini

“Don’t be afraid to take risks and embrace failure. That’s where the best opportunities often lie.” — Jim Simons

I opened my journal today (something I’ve been trying to do more of) and here’s what I wrote on my last entry! We often know what we need to do, the challenge is it doesn’t always feel good

“Even Druckenmiller Threw Up From Stress. And You Think Trading Should Feel Comfortable?”

"My first boss used to say: the obvious is obviously wrong." — Stanley Druckenmiller

Start thinking of yourself as an elite trader. In everything you do, do what an elite trader would. Sleep like an elite trader. Prepare like an elite trader. Review like an elite trader. Collaborate like an elite trader. Build technology like an elite trader. Eat like an elite trader. Execute like an elite trader. Risk Manage like an elite trader. Exercise like an elite trader. Research like an elite trader. Build a PlayBook like an elite trader. Be open-minded like an elite trader. Think of yourself as an elite trader.

@Hirengabani23 @Chayanjain124 Whats pdl bro?

@Chayanjain124 PDL ke saath sl bahut wide aa rha tha. So Aaj ruk jane ki wait kar raha tha and nikal gaya😬

💫Many clean, large bases are attracting strong buying interest. ✅I'm waiting for them to make a clean right-side formation before pulling the trigger. No FOMO entries. I let the trades come to me. Few examples👇👇

Chart of the week #ADANIPOWER is one of most powerful charts I have seen in a while. If you have permissions to trade BSE, then I highly recommend you follow my friend Aksel Kibar @TechCharts who is "plugged in" on this stock #price" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">blog.techcharts.net/sign-up/#price

If you stay 100% technical, you will quickly see that news does not matter 95% of the time.

Nassim Nicholas Taleb: "you should study risk taking, not risk management"