Hi - I'm a new member :)

Hi,

I am Roshni. Joined this group today.

1) trading/investing experience - since Aug 2013 i.e. in LKG

2) The number of years investing or trading in the markets - 9 months and not sure yet if I am trader or investor. Bought with intention of investing. But the price went up so fast that out of fear, sold most and turned into trader.

3) area of interest - so far secondary market only.

4) How do you make your trading decisions. - if price goes up too fast, then sell . Just kidding. Although I have done that. To be honest I don't have a plan yet. Still learning.

5) How I discovered this forum - was planning to take up classroom training on this topic and therefore searching for feedback on BSE Institute. One search result got me to this forum.

6) Can anybody please tell me if BSE Institute courses are worth the money? They don't respond to e-mails which was a big put-off.
Or any other course suggestions. I would prefer classroom based training (just more comfortable learning the traditional way)

7) It is nice to be here. I could see some really interesting topics.

Thanks and regards
Roshni

Wheather you are an Investor or a Trader you do need the right kind of tools to survive in this market. You must know when to enter and the right time to exit. Spotting the right scrip to trade.

Fear is something you need to overcome and handling a panic situation, and learn the art of money management.


As I said the right tools to trade, get a nice TA software and deploy the right indicators and you must do paper trade until sufficient confidence is gained.

once you able to execute the below highlighted statement from your perspective ( like the amount you can risk, how many times you can risk , how long you can risk in terms of time , and if in profit when u will satisfy with the subject trade etc ) rather from market movement you have done ---IMO

Thank you stock72 and vu22rps for the advice.

Sorry for the late reply. I assumed I will get notifications of any activity on this thread.

Would be thankful for any recommendation of TA software.

Regards
Roshni

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Regards
Roshni

Thank you.

Regards
Roshni

Greetings!

Learn to build a system and to follow it. Experience is more important in this business than any other. You gain faster experience not by more activity but by studying your every real trade over and over again after different periods of time, to see things in more perspectives as you gain experience. You also don't gain experience by counting number of years unlike employees of a firm do.

You follow a system and things will go well. You will also realize how less you can trust yourself during rare testing times that matter. Good luck!

Thank you very much for the wishes and the advice. Will keep in mind.

Regards
Roshni