Excited to announce our new partnership with
@Nuvama_Wealth to take your Investing & Trading skills to the next level, starting with Technical Analysis!
How much time should you spend researching stocks?
As a beginner, it could take you anywhere between 2-4 hours of research to identify a good stock, that’s assuming you already have a basic understanding of technical indicators and trendlines.
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Researching a stock is a relatively easier task compared to forming a trading plan and then the strategy for it.
However, if you’re looking to build a fundamental understanding of trading and all it’s technicalities, it’d take you a solid 6-12 months of training.
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It is preferable to use a variety of "imperfect" techniques and let diversification handle draw-downs.
And if you’re still wondering why has your back-tested strategy stopped generating profits, read this insightful piece!
https://t.co/Z6eWJoAvbt
#anastrat (Thread 4/4)
Traders spend 25+ hours/week back-testing strategies, and still make no profits. Why?
Ever wondered why does a strategy perform so poorly while back-tests showed it to be so effective?
#anastrat
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Many people are looking for the most efficient strategy with the fewest drawbacks.
It just doesn’t exist, and that’s why you continuously need to update your strategies in accordance with the changes in the market.
#anastrat
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That’s the thing about the market; you can’t master it by whiling away hours in a run-of-the-mill stocks course.
Practice, practice, and some more practice is the only mantra for perfecting a trade.
Do just that by testing your strategies with us for free.
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#Anastrat
Making no money despite knowing all of the right trend lines and important indicators?
Might be because you haven’t practiced enough. (breaks our hearts to say this, but 'tis the truth)
#Anastrat