Chandra Shekar

[Kirubakaran Rajendran @kirubaakaran]

If you are trying to build your social media profile, this is the single most trait one should have. Be it Twitter, Instagram, YouTube. Whatever the medium be, if this is out of balance, then no way one could survive in social media.

And this is so apt for trading as well, the one who gets excited for the profits he makes, will suffer badly when he gets into a losing streak.

Never get carried away with your emotion, the one who controls it, controls everything.

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

@ipo_agarwal Interesting list.
I’m particularly interested in Rentomojo and Kantara Engineering

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

Why do IPO allotment checkers need my login + PAN? 🤔

I used Narada and other apps, but wasn’t comfortable with that.

Found a simpler option:
• No login
• Multiple PANs at once
• PANs processed locally in your browser

This is what I use now 👇

https://t.co/JgPvvS6i3z

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

@investorniti I wasn't comfortable entering PAN details on random IPO allotment sites that required login, so I built my own solution.
Multi-PAN checking + no login + PANs processed locally in your browser.
Free: https://t.co/JgPvvS6i3z

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

@rohan_yadav18 Checking IPO allotment for multiple family PANs used to be annoying—especially when sites required login. So I built a free Multi-PAN IPO Allotment Checker: no login, and PANs are processed locally in your browser.
Try it: https://t.co/lMRbqFW0YR

[James Muninn @Muninn]

One of the best things you can do for your trading is to share your work, discuss with others and be open for other peoples ideas.

In the last 60 days I've gotten 850,000 views on the articles I've published and a lot of users for https://t.co/QVPpmnjW8q

Discussing and getting pushback on ideas helps me refine and really think deep about concepts

[Kirubakaran Rajendran @kirubaakaran]

Whoever built this Bananapattern website, really did a commendable job. Just checked it, too good. 👏

[DAN KOE @thedankoe]

https://t.co/klNSdaI7aa

[Naval @naval]

One of the best recent podcasts on AI. Neil has a gift for explaining all of the jargon and insights simply.

(I’m not involved, just found it unusually educational).

[Hiren Gabani 📈 @Hirengabani23]

💫How many days of tightness or right-side action are required to take a trade?

Ans👇

[tree @treeonchain]

instead of doomscrolling:

study and read about Naval Ravikant, cognitive biases, human nature, philosophy, Charlie Munger, Ancient History, Greek Mythology, psychology, the nervous system, Julius Caesar, Alexander the Great, the Hermetic Laws of the Universe, mental models, polymathy, coding, persuasion, ethics, emotional intelligence, Marcus Aurelius, Napoleon, and The Art of War.

[Hiren Gabani 📈 @Hirengabani23]

💫Sharing some failures from my past trades and deep dive of past winners.

✅This will keep you humble in the market and remind you that no matter how good the setup is, the chances of failure remain 50-50%. So keep risk management in check and don’t be reckless after spotting a 5-star setup.

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

@pheonix_trader Along with price getting tight, great results for last few quarters
Only thing is still there are no strong follow through in break out stocks

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

@VVVStockAnalyst But were you able to time your entries.

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

@pheonix_trader Absolutely! It’s definitely a challenging market right now. Staying adaptable and focused is key.

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

@pheonix_trader There are many setups
But still portfolio isn't moving much

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

@Hirengabani23 But still there was no large wicks
Volume dried up, candels contracted, no random movement up and forth

[Hiren Gabani 📈 @Hirengabani23]

@omkarsangle58 https://t.co/QXz1Tfi4AA

[Chandra Shekar @chandraresearch]

@VVVStockAnalyst I personally think the best approach In this markets where there is lot of squats and greater volatility around break out area, is to enter 1/3rd of postion intially and scale up once postion moves in favour