i have done the course i have done three times in two year all those who are saying it's expensive then doesn't have capital himanshu shah tells that u should have the backing of 5 lakh but i belive we should have atleast 10 lakh i lost 80% then again i joined and now i have three flats and i am doing extremely well for myself u should have a very big capital to do this course
Hi
I have recently completed the Price analysis course taught by Himanshu Shaah. Unlike, most other tutors in the market, Himanshu Sir is a truly committed teacher. We had a mix of students, right from college passouts, housewives, retired individuals, professional traders, and few brokers. And, I myself who had never traded earlier.
He has wonderful teaching skill, and has gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure that no one is left behind. To add icing to cake, we have webinar sessions from Monday to Thursday, where he clarifies the doubts, and shares mechanics of new/existing setups.
The only commitment he asks of us is that we do all the required homework (so that we become comfortable with system and donot feel left out when the class advances to next topics).
I haven't seen such commitment from any of the tutors I have seen right from my 10th grade till completion of B.E.
I donot think any of the other tutors teaching Stock Market trading might be taking even 23.6% of efforts that Himanshu Shaah is taking for success of his students. So, no wonder, that our friend here has suggested the self study route.
To Summarize, SHIKSHA SYSTEM is an amazing system, taught by a GREAT TEACHER....HIMANSHU SHAAH.
I have recently completed the Price analysis course taught by Himanshu Shaah. Unlike, most other tutors in the market, Himanshu Sir is a truly committed teacher. We had a mix of students, right from college passouts, housewives, retired individuals, professional traders, and few brokers. And, I myself who had never traded earlier.
He has wonderful teaching skill, and has gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure that no one is left behind. To add icing to cake, we have webinar sessions from Monday to Thursday, where he clarifies the doubts, and shares mechanics of new/existing setups.
The only commitment he asks of us is that we do all the required homework (so that we become comfortable with system and donot feel left out when the class advances to next topics).
I haven't seen such commitment from any of the tutors I have seen right from my 10th grade till completion of B.E.
I donot think any of the other tutors teaching Stock Market trading might be taking even 23.6% of efforts that Himanshu Shaah is taking for success of his students. So, no wonder, that our friend here has suggested the self study route.
To Summarize, SHIKSHA SYSTEM is an amazing system, taught by a GREAT TEACHER....HIMANSHU SHAAH.
There are people who are not in public, and doing good work. I met one...Himanshu Shaah. As per my understanding, Himanshu Shaah is still quiet low profile. Only accepts students by reference. No advertisement or publicity. I came to know about him only through a friend of mine.
Prior to that I was looking at the most advertised and commercially available options. They seemed to lack substance that I was looking for.
I had read books by good traders like Alexander Elder, Curtis Faith, Van Tharp, Michael Douglas. So I had basic understanding as to what to look for in a sound trading approach. I found all of them in Himanshu Shaah's SHIKSHA system.
And regarding people who have lost, you would agree that, one can take horse to the fodder, but he cannot feed the horse.
Yes the system is quiet comprehensive in terms of how to decide ENTRY, EXIT, STOP-LOSS and RE-ENTRY. A lot has to be taken in before you can start to trade any of the numerous setups based on the system.
I am new to trading. I too lost initially, when my understanding of the system was nascent. I made mistakes not just in the system but also in placing orders. But with constant perseverance, I was able to understand the basics of the system. Backtested on historical data one of the setups that suited my temperament. In my two months of trading I am net positive in my trading account. And the returns per month are in double digits percentage wise.
One will loose big time in this market irrespective of whose system you are following, if he
And most traders would agree that Stock Market trading is a game of positive expectancy. And this system does have a very good positive expectancy.
Prior to that I was looking at the most advertised and commercially available options. They seemed to lack substance that I was looking for.
I had read books by good traders like Alexander Elder, Curtis Faith, Van Tharp, Michael Douglas. So I had basic understanding as to what to look for in a sound trading approach. I found all of them in Himanshu Shaah's SHIKSHA system.
And regarding people who have lost, you would agree that, one can take horse to the fodder, but he cannot feed the horse.
Yes the system is quiet comprehensive in terms of how to decide ENTRY, EXIT, STOP-LOSS and RE-ENTRY. A lot has to be taken in before you can start to trade any of the numerous setups based on the system.
I am new to trading. I too lost initially, when my understanding of the system was nascent. I made mistakes not just in the system but also in placing orders. But with constant perseverance, I was able to understand the basics of the system. Backtested on historical data one of the setups that suited my temperament. In my two months of trading I am net positive in my trading account. And the returns per month are in double digits percentage wise.
One will loose big time in this market irrespective of whose system you are following, if he
- fails to maintain sound position sizing
- does not understand his entry and exit strategies
- goes beyond his emotional capacity for trading (taking too large position)
- Over trades
- force trades
- Fails to have a stop loss
- Looks for easy profits without putting in efforts
- Switches setups frequently (most likely because none have been backtested to build conviction)
- tries to trade contrary to what market wants
And most traders would agree that Stock Market trading is a game of positive expectancy. And this system does have a very good positive expectancy.
Aman you remind days when I was new to the market, and had just started with the Shiksha System as a newbie trader. I am still a newbie but have some experience as well.
Yes, Shiksha is one of the good courses to start with. But the euphoria created in Shiksha ecosystem can be contagious.
Market has its way to tell us that there is always something to learn. Would like to Quote Jesse Liver more on this one
“I have been in the speculative game ever since I was fourteen. It is all I have ever done. I think I know what I am talking about. And the conclusion that I have reached after nearly thirty years of constant trading, both on a shoestring and with millions of dollars back of me, is this: A man may beat a stock or a group at a certain time, but no man living can beat the stock market! A man may make money out of individual deals in cotton or grain, but no man can beat the cotton market or the grain market. It's like the track. A man may beat a horse race, but he cannot beat horse racing.”
― Jesse Livermore
― Jesse Livermore
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