Futures and Options Explained for Indian Markets
I trade and teach derivatives frequently, and I wrote this guide to explain how futures and options work specifically in Indian markets. My goal is to give you...
RSI, MACD and Momentum Indicators: How They Are Constructed
I study technical indicators daily to improve my trading edge, and understanding how indicators are constructed helped me separate useful signals from noise. In this article I explain...
Multi-Timeframe Analysis (MTA): How & Why Traders Use Multiple Charts
I started using multi-timeframe analysis early in my trading because I kept seeing entries that looked perfect on a 5-minute chart but failed on the daily chart. Over...
How to Read a Candlestick Chart
I started learning to read candlestick charts because raw price numbers and line charts weren’t giving me the context I needed for trades. Over time I learned to...
Support and Resistance: How Levels Are Identified
I often start my analysis by asking a simple question: where will price likely pause or reverse? Over the years I’ve relied on a combination of price action,...
Do Stock Market Course Certificates Actually Matter?
I often get asked whether a certificate from a stock market course will open doors or if it is just a piece of paper. In my experience, the...
Questions to Ask During a Trading Course Demo Class
I sign up for demo classes to judge whether a trading course matches my learning goals, risk tolerance, and technical needs before committing. A demo class should be...
Are paid stock market courses worth the money?
Is a stock market course worth the fee? I asked myself that before paying for my first structured investing class, and I still revisit that question whenever new...
How to Identify a Genuine Trading Institute: 12 Red Flags
I have spent years evaluating trading education providers, from university-affiliated programs to browser-based weekend bootcamps. In this article I share the 12 red flags I look for first,...
7 Steps to Choose Winning Companies – (Stock Selection Strategy)
Finding that first winning stock can feel overwhelming, especially with thousands of options and constant market noise. From my perspective as someone who has made both rookie mistakes...