Can I survive in the Markets as a Career Option??

#1
Hello guys,
I'm a CA student(Intermediate). I know i will definitely become a CA one day. But I have passion in Stock Trading. I'm an EXTREMIST in anything if i concentrate on something, may it be CA or stock trading etc..I have passion in Stock trading. If I concentrate on stock trading i want to become a professional or a successful trader. Can I survive in the markets or is it gonna be boring stuff in my future if I opt it as my career??

I came to know if i want to become a stock trader I will have to work for a stock trader as trainee for two years and I came to know the rules and regulations about it. Is stock trading a right place for me.

By the way I'm still 20. Am I on the right track??

Help!!

Honest replies and suggestions are appreciated.

Thank you.
 
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Stock trendy

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#3
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A sell order resulting from a software error at Religare Capital Markets caused shares of Tata Motors and UltraTech Cement to crash by 10% each for a few seconds during the last hour of trade on NSE on Friday.
 

comm4300

Well-Known Member
#4
Hello guys,
I'm a CA student(Intermediate). I know i will definitely become a CA one day. But I have passion in Stock Trading. I'm an EXTREMIST in anything if i concentrate on something, may it be CA or stock trading etc..I have passion in Stock trading. If I concentrate on stock trading i want to become a professional or a successful trader. Can I survive in the markets or is it gonna be boring stuff in my future if I opt it as my career??

I came to know if i want to become a stock trader I will have to work for a stock trader as trainee for two years and I came to know the rules and regulations about it. Is stock trading a right place for me.

By the way I'm still 20. Am I on the right track??

Help!!

Honest replies and suggestions are appreciated.

Thank you.
you have time. you can experiment in the Stock market.

Being an Extremist is a good thing [when it comes to learning something].

1. decide on what type of trader you want to be - intraday, swing, FnO type...
1. have enough buffer to survive.
2. have a couple of strategies to trade.

bargain for the best deal wrt brokerage [zerodha;) ]

all the best.
 

amanfree

Active Member
#5
bhai ca kar le aur apni life bana. dont waste ur precious time and money on trading....
 
#7
you have time. you can experiment in the Stock market.

Being an Extremist is a good thing [when it comes to learning something].

1. decide on what type of trader you want to be - intraday, swing, FnO type...
1. have enough buffer to survive.
2. have a couple of strategies to trade.

bargain for the best deal wrt brokerage [zerodha;) ]

all the best.
thanks.. but how do i start with it.. right now i don't have lacs together as im a student now.. i have start somewhere around 21 or 22.. Should i go for training or stuff like that with a trader.. Im still a learner in this field.. it might take a year or to get confidence.

thanks
 

sunbim31

Active Member
#8
Do and adopt whatever system or style you like , but Just make

ENTRY PRICE as YOUR STOP LOSS .....

Rest you will learn as time unfolds
 

comm4300

Well-Known Member
#10
thanks.. but how do i start with it.. right now i don't have lacs together as im a student now.. i have start somewhere around 21 or 22.. Should i go for training or stuff like that with a trader.. Im still a learner in this field.. it might take a year or to get confidence.

thanks
gone are the days of personal mentorship. Even if you do find someone who can mentor you [not RMs or Professional Trainers], make sure they are actually good at trading than talking.

STEPS:
a. open no frills trading account. Zerodha. A/c opening one time charge around 200.

b. search for charting source - free charts EOD are all over the net. intraday charts need paid subscription. Yahoo finance offers free intraday chart - but probably delayed. Good enough to test/paper trade.

c. Use this forum to read through strategies - short list 2/3. Learn it in and out. Seriously paper trade it. Once, you get the hang of the strategy - you can then proceed towards LIVE trading - with the smallest of quantity - to test your emotions.

d . If successful, proceed. Else, quit and focus on studies and become an investor.

Either ways, you'll be in the markets.

all the best.