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TRADING RULES YOU NEED TO LIVE BY1.Wait, wait & wait only for best setups or High probability trades. 2.Only take risk on high probablity trade. 3.Risk 1% of your capital in any given trade but also know when to break the rules. 4.Cut-losses short, let winnings trade run. 5.Set alerts and do not watch screen continuously. 6.Take limited trades in a day. 7.After hitting SL do not take random trades(learn to take small losses to protect your past days profit/or getting out of emotional control) 8.Trade the setups and follow the trend.( taking trades with the market trends increases the winning probablity by 25%) 9.Study & do your own chart analysis. 10.Be prepared in mind what & how you will perform after market openings of after getting a loss. 11.Take care of your Body & mind and also follow healthy diet routine. Thanks Amit Sharma
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by AMITSHARMA19
Trading Decision Flowchart - Checklist Before placing tradeTrading Decision - Checklist Before placing trade Traders always encounter a thought when analyzing their trade history - I would have been in this much profit if I had avoided this particularly trade/trades(mostly losing trades). There are many reasons behind why traders take up some trades which they should not be taking - reason could be fear of missing out, recovering losses, revenge trading or simply boredom trade. One of the essential thing needed to become a good successful trader is to avoid certain trades where - You don't have conviction - You are Over-trading/Revenge trading - You have already lost your day's worth of losing limit you have set for yourself - You don't have proper setup - You don't have a Good Risk Reward Ratio - Target does not look easy - Trade does not fit on your trading rules - and so on. Traders should try to avoid these trades- one such tool which will be useful will be a trading checklist - which should be checked before placing any trade. This idea is to share one such checklist that I use for trading NIFTY/BANKNIFTY options.I hope this is useful to some folks out here. Cheers, Santosh
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by Santosh_A_Chavan
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TRADING A GAME OF PROBABILITYTRADING A GAME OF PROBABILITY We know that market has random movements; the pattern behaved in the past cannot behave exactly the same next time so in a random market environment there are so many external factors that can affect the outcome of the trade, a trader cannot know all those factors. What you know is your EDGE (your strategy) which is certain in an uncertain market environment, If your edge has a positive outcome you can produce a consistent result in a random environment. HOW TO PRODUCE CONSISTENT RESULT IN A RANDOM ENVIRONMENT An event that has a probable outcome can produce consistent results if you have the odds in your favor and there is a large enough sample size. (a series of trades generated by your edge). You have to think in probabilities and take every single trade which meets the criteria of your system (your edge); you don’t know the outcome of any trade before taking the trades (you don’t know which trade is going to be a winner or loser) unless you know a way to travel in time so, you cannot select between the trades you have to play all. Every event is independent of the previous one. If your last 2 trades are loser doesn’t mean next will also be a loser, because markets are random and you can make consistent result if you have odds in your favor.
NSE:BANKNIFTYEducation
by SANJAYPATIDAR_
2
NIFTY Analysis [Potential Zones] & Risk Management RulesNSE:NIFTY has dropped more than 10% since 03-June-19 and the sharp fall will definitely provide long term investors and institutions a buying opportunity. The chart shows the zones which the the market could potentially react from. Technical analysis or market timing is not the only key methods to successfully trade or invest, its a combination of pre-defined set of rules of risk management principles for losing trades and the ability to have the patience with your winning trades. RMS rules for Intraday traders: 1) Risk 1% of the account size on each trade, not more not less. 2) Find maximum 3 trading opportunities each day. Make sure you find those high probability trades and place 3 trades on each trading day. 3) Risk/Reward at 2:1. 4) ALWAYS PLACE A STOP LOSS. Placing a stop loss separates a novice from a professional. 5) Do not forget rule no.4
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by BlackPearlA