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Good morning friends
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Trading works when you wait for the right pattern.

They come slowly, but they give big results.

Patience makes profits.
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Markets typically show a minor bounce after a drop.

Resist the urge to enter too soon.

Let the stock settle, then evaluate your next move.
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This is where most traders go wrong: they average down during every small bounce, end up stuck, exit with large losses, and miss the major rally that follows.
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More simple version with small infographics
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Good morning friends
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NIFTY SMALLCAP

Still we will wait for fresh buying

Until it settle down we should control our self

Many people frustrate as i am not sharing setup

They want to trade any how and find anywhere and trade

and output remain fixed : BIG LOSS

Why you want to trade Daily ??
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Forwarded from Daily Quotes
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INVESTOR PSYCHOLOGY
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Last 1 week top outperformer

METAL & MINING
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Capital Cycles

Where we are at current stat ??
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Capital Cycle With example of Toy Shop

Step 1: Good Times, Many New Shops
- One toy shop makes a lot of money.
- Everyone thinks toy shops are great, lets open more.
- Many new toy shops open.
- Owners and investors feel happy and hopeful, optimistic.

Step 2: Too Many Shops, Money Goes Down
- Lots of toy shops but same number of kids buying toys.
- Each shop sells fewer toys.
- Profits fall, share prices do badly, underperform.

Step 3: Shops Close, People Become Sad
- Some toy shops lose so much money they stop buying new toys.
- They may shut down.
- Fewer shops stay open.
- Owners and investors feel sad and scared, pessimistic.

Step 4: Fewer Shops, Good Times Start Again
- Remaining shops have less competition.
- They sell more toys again.
- Profits go up, share prices do well, outperform.
- People think toy shops are good business again.
- Story goes back to Step 1.
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One more example based on Airlines

Early Phase Indian Airlines (1992–2005)
List of Early Entrants

East West Airlines (1992)
Jet Airways (1993)
Air Sahara (1993)
ModiLuft (1993)
Air Deccan (1996 / rebranded as Deccan Aviation)
Kingfisher Airlines (2005)

IndiGo (2006)
SpiceJet (2005)
Vistara (2015) (merged into Air India)
Air India (legacy, revived under Tata Group)

Look at the early phase , nobody survive in early phase
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Similar example : THERE ARE PLENTY OF SOLAR COMPANY LISTED IN LAST 2 YR

How many can survive in long run ??
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