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7 months ago

This thread is actually about me. Thank you @AnkurPatel59 sir — sharing my journey below 👇” I’ve stayed anonymous as “Unseen Trader”, but this phase shaped the trader I am today. Sharing what truly changed me 👇

Ankur Patel

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7 months ago

It was around May or June last year. I had just finished Jan 2024 Mentorship Batch a few weeks before that. I was holding two swing trades at the time. HGINFRA and HINDZINC. One of my mentees had taken the same trades. We had discussed them and he liked the setups so he got in around the same time I did. Right after we entered the market pulled back. Both positions started coming closer to our entry. My plan was simple. I wanted to hold. They had come out of a bigger base so the reward was still good even if I finally got stopped out. I was fine taking some pressure because the overall structure made sense to me. But he could not handle it. And I do not blame him. He was still new. Watching your stock drop when you are still learning is not easy. So he exited during the pullback. He still managed to take a small profit on the way out. A few days later the market came out of the pullback and both those stocks rallied properly. And he was angry at himself. He called me and said he could not follow the plan. He felt like he did something wrong. I told him it was okay. He was on the right path. No one knows what happens after they sell. The market can move in any direction. He made the decision based on what he could handle at that moment. And that is perfectly fine. He felt better and we moved on. Then a week or two later his job timings changed. I do not remember the exact details but now he could not track the market live like before. And this bothered him a lot. He called me again and I could hear the stress in his voice. He said he did not know how he would manage now. He was used to watching every minute. Now he could not do that. He asked what changes he should make and how he should adjust. He was clearly uncomfortable. His routine was gone. I said " Believe me this Transfer could be best thing happened to you" I had no idea how. I cannot predict the future. But I knew the kind of guy he was. Hardworking. Honest. Wants to improve. Not running behind quick money. And sometimes that is enough. Life finds a way to support you when your intent is clean. Then a few days passed. It was around 2024 election result time. The market had gone through a lot of noise. He took one trade. Paras Defence. Entered well. Took decent size. Because of his new timings he could not sit in front of the screen. He could not babysit the trade. He had to let it run. Later he messaged me. He said he got around a fifty five percent gain on that trade. And it was meaningful money for him. What he said after that stayed with me. He told me if he had been in front of the screen he would have booked it at twenty or twenty five percent and felt satisfied. But because he was not there to interfere the stock did what it was supposed to do. After that he took more trades. Same story. He was not there to act on every small move. And that actually helped him. When I told him to wait it out I had no idea this would happen. But I knew that if you have the right mindset and you honestly want to learn things somehow start moving in your direction. This whole thing taught me something again. Sometimes the thing you think is going to hurt you is the thing that pushes you forward. He thought not watching the market was a problem. It became the solution he needed. I have seen this again and again. Growth rarely enters from the front door. It slips in from the places you resist the most.

AnkurPatel59's tweet photo. It was around May or June last year. I had just finished Jan 2024 Mentorship Batch a few weeks before that. I was holding two swing trades at the time. HGINFRA and HINDZINC. One of my mentees had taken the same trades. We had discussed them and he liked the setups so he got in around the same time I did.

Right after we entered the market pulled back. Both positions started coming closer to our entry. My plan was simple. I wanted to hold. They had come out of a bigger base so the reward was still good even if I finally got stopped out. I was fine taking some pressure because the overall structure made sense to me.

But he could not handle it. And I do not blame him. He was still new. Watching your stock drop when you are still learning is not easy. So he exited during the pullback. He still managed to take a small profit on the way out.

A few days later the market came out of the pullback and both those stocks rallied properly. And he was angry at himself. He called me and said he could not follow the plan. He felt like he did something wrong.

I told him it was okay. He was on the right path. No one knows what happens after they sell. The market can move in any direction. He made the decision based on what he could handle at that moment. And that is perfectly fine.

He felt better and we moved on.

Then a week or two later his job timings changed. I do not remember the exact details but now he could not track the market live like before. And this bothered him a lot. He called me again and I could hear the stress in his voice. He said he did not know how he would manage now. He was used to watching every minute. Now he could not do that. He asked what changes he should make and how he should adjust.

He was clearly uncomfortable. His routine was gone.

I said " Believe me this Transfer could be best thing happened to you" I had no idea how. I cannot predict the future. But I knew the kind of guy he was. Hardworking. Honest. Wants to improve. Not running behind quick money. And sometimes that is enough. Life finds a way to support you when your intent is clean.

Then a few days passed. It was around 2024 election result time. The market had gone through a lot of noise. He took one trade. Paras Defence. Entered well. Took decent size.

Because of his new timings he could not sit in front of the screen. He could not babysit the trade. He had to let it run.

Later he messaged me. He said he got around a fifty five percent gain on that trade. And it was meaningful money for him.

What he said after that stayed with me. He told me if he had been in front of the screen he would have booked it at twenty or twenty five percent and felt satisfied. But because he was not there to interfere the stock did what it was supposed to do.

After that he took more trades. Same story. He was not there to act on every small move. And that actually helped him.

When I told him to wait it out I had no idea this would happen. But I knew that if you have the right mindset and you honestly want to learn things somehow start moving in your direction.

This whole thing taught me something again. Sometimes the thing you think is going to hurt you is the thing that pushes you forward. He thought not watching the market was a problem. It became the solution he needed.

I have seen this again and again.
Growth rarely enters from the front door. It slips in from the places you resist the most.

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