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Vasundhara, U.P
Joined December 2020
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πŸ“’πŸ“’πŸ“’ If you are looking for an intern opportunity, I am hiring RA interns. It is a two-month research work opportunity with me. Details: Remote work, but Delhi/Noida is preferable for frequent meetings. Deep passion in the field of research & investing Last Date to apply: 29th July 2025 Please send two reports in PDF format to the email address - chartitude26@gmail.com Title of the Mail: Applying for the Internship, so I don't overlook it. One Research Report on SJS Enterprises and the second report on any company of your choice - along with the reports - also submit your insights on the companies. Looking forward to hearing from you.
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I recognize but am slow to accept generational changes regarding trading My generation has done much to destroy the immediate future of the Z and M generation, but as a compliment traders my generation don't blab about their latest profitable trade on social media
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Hi! I need your kind support. I am raising funds for the need of milk and vegetables for my mothers. Donation Link: yoganandatrust.org/donate-no… As you are aware, I am part of the Paramhansa Yogananda Charitable Trust in Vrindavan, which supports elderly, abandoned, and widowed women with an average age of 75. These strong women have weathered life’s storms, but today, they face the daily struggles of old ageβ€”fragile bones, joint pain, arthritis, and blood sugar issues. One of their most urgent needs is nutritious foodβ€”fresh green vegetables, milk, and essential nutrients to help ease their pain and strengthen their bodies. Your small act of kindness can bring comfort, dignity, and health to a life lived in service and sacrifice.
This was an inflection point for me yesterday when I became a part of Paramhansa Yoganada Charitable Trust in Vrindavan - an organisation working for the welfare of the widows Visiting there made me realise that there is no definition of β€œenough” for each one of us in life. Whatever we have is a dream for many others. Being content is the primary goal for me at least Having a good house to live and basic needs fulfilled, will try my best to parlay my trading gains for the lives of others. It had been a life-changing day for me…
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#TECHCHARTSMEMBERS A text-book #rectangle developing under #watchlist. Access >> tinyurl.com/2zjrxuax
Darvas Box Theory is the #rectangle in classical chart patterns.
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Locked some more R Power at 54.75
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Not a fraud Sectoral tend Price/volume Catalyst Earnings βœ”οΈβœ”οΈβœ”οΈβœ”οΈβœ”οΈ
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Fill of gap down is good and fill of gap up is bad.
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I'm glad you're liking Radar. Messages like yours really encourage us to keep improving and adding more innovative features
My EPS scanner No rocket science. I will manually check the names after this. This is a very loose net to catch more fish. @PrasiddhShroff is my go-to man for scanning funda-based names. He runs radar from DefineEdge.
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Excited to see everyone with @_chartitude at the Mumbai meetup today! Drop your questions here if there is something you really wish to address. We will try to clarify everything we possibly can.
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For members: Tomorrow 7 PM meet me for a technofunda case study alongwith the market review chartitude.com
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Just 8 stocks contributing majority of the upmove.
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This Saturday, I will be traveling to Bengaluru and teaching my stock screening criteria, all possible entry styles, exits for investors and traders, and the correct position size in four sessions from 9 AM to 6 PM. To all the Bengaluru folks, this is the link. rzp.io/rzp/rdNmRJwn
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Bengaluru Workshop on 6th April: My first full day event (offline) 9 AM till 6 PM - stock screening criteria - entry points - exit strategy - position sizing - QnA session & Networking Raddison Blu Hotel, Bengaluru Link to register: rzp.io/rzp/rdNmRJwn
Bengaluru on 6th April: One full day Workshop - 9 AM till 6 PM - stock screening - entry & exit - position sizing - market health Details to be out sooner.
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Added a bit of Pennar & Welcorp near day end at 190.9 & 866 with day low stop Day low buying to compensate for long day of driving. Final two trades to try after Godrej Agro & Sarda energy SL hit Looked to pyramid Gabriel but volume was low enough
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"Nothing good ever happens below the 20MA." 70% of the trading game is about Defense. When markets are trending higher before a pullback, the most at risk is your ''Growth State Capital'' (unrealized gains). When the market actually reverses and you start holding more cash, your ''Principal Capital'' (the money you actually own) starts to come into play - being at risk. Days like today can be even more painful because losing your Principal carries a different level of pain. Progressive exposure and strategic positioning are key when indices fall below the 20MA, until they revert back above. Opening a ton of positions just because the market bounces for one day below the 20MA creates big Open Risk without actual Growth State capital. In case things revert like they did today, you end up losing more of your Principal Capital, creating a spiral effect. Always remember: Defense first. Great offense can only be achieved if great defense has already been established.
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After Selling gold and hotel co, I was trying to understand as to what was my mistake. Realized that promoter is the biggest risk factor for investing in India. Always diversify.
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Always have an exit planβ€”I learned this the hard way. Ignored selling at 207 and 186, hoping for a miracle based on tips. Now, I’m a "Forced Investor." #invest #stockmarketcrash #stockmarketsindia #Electrosteel @_chartitude #stoploss
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Jo aaj nahi gira, woh kal girega, jo kal nahi gira woh parso girega, par girega zrur!!
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$PLTR most crowded trade ever is up another 20% after hours. I see a lot of people saying you need to find hidden gems that no one knows about but year over year some of the biggest winners are usually the most talked about and most crowded trades.
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2/6 A new generation of traders have little knowledge of how to correctly interpret charts from a classical perspective. There are rules set forth by Edwards and Magee (Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, 1948) and Schabacker (Technical Analysis and Stock Market Profits, 1934) πŸ§΅πŸ”½
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