dinesh gnanamoorthy

Husband to wife, father to a boy

[Kartik Srinivasan @eyesofmaya]

It has been about 1.5 to 2 years since I was consistently active on Twitter.

If you have followed my earlier market updates, you know my approach was deeply rooted in positional trading.

But over this quiet period, I have been aggressively heads-down, refining my edge in a very specific subset of short-term momentum: Gap Trading and Episodic Pivots (EPs).

Because real-time execution is so quick, posting tweets became very difficult. I moved my live updates to WhatsApp for easier, frictionless posting.

If you aren’t part of that broader WhatsApp community yet and want to see what I’ve been working on, join here:
🔗 https://t.co/ryoPWh9tV0

But now, I am taking that structure a step further.

Applications Open: The Execution Room

Executing Gaps and EPs requires a completely different level of live execution logic, strict risk parameters, and unshakeable discipline.

To master this specific edge, I am opening The Execution Room.

A strictly curated, limited-capacity paid room for active Gap Traders with a planned launch in August. We are building a tightly knit community to learn and grow together.

Inside the room, we will strictly focus on:

• Mastering Gap Trading & Episodic Pivots
• Live Trade Debriefs & Execution Logic
• Strict Rule Accountability & Discipline
• Group Deep Dives for better research and better perspectives
• Monthly Market Debriefing

Most retail traders fail because they abandon their rules when the market shifts. This room forces accountability.

If you are serious about refining your execution and are ready to put skin in the game, submit your application below.

🔗 Apply for The Execution Room Here: https://t.co/uq7sCViVcT

[Natalie @Jeebly_Natalie]

When I realized Haaland only fears one person..

[dinesh gnanamoorthy @dimsiscool9]

@niftywizard Metals

[dinesh gnanamoorthy @dimsiscool9]

@monoscalper Yeah it was a good follow through!

[Kirubakaran Rajendran @kirubaakaran]

Long back I met an experienced trader who said Trading Psychology is overrated. I did not agree back then, i firmly beleived trading strategy is only 20% and pyshcology is 80%. But now, I think he is right. Let me explain what I mean 🧵

[Chayan Jain @Chayanjain124]

The Hidden Price of Exceptional Returns: Giving Back Some Gains to Capture Bigger Ones

Most traders think the hardest part of trading is risking capital. In reality, risking capital is often the easy part. The real challenge begins after you're right.

When a position moves 15%, 20%, or 30% in your favor, the nature of risk changes. You are no longer worried about losing money on the trade. Instead, you become focused on protecting the profits you've already made. Every pullback starts feeling expensive. Every red candle looks threatening. Every negative headline suddenly seems more relevant than it did before.

This is where psychology takes over.

The uncomfortable truth is that exceptional returns require risking unrealized gains. There is no shortcut around it. A stock cannot become a 50%, 100%, or 200% winner without periods of weakness, shakeouts, market corrections, and moments that test conviction. The path to extraordinary returns is rarely smooth.

This is why many traders become highly skilled at taking profits but never experience truly outsized gains. They consistently choose certainty over opportunity. The moment a winning position starts pulling back, they focus on protecting open profits rather than evaluating whether the underlying trend remains intact.

Yet nearly every great stock in history looked vulnerable multiple times on its way higher. The biggest winners were not stocks that moved straight up. They were stocks that repeatedly tested investors while continuing to trend higher over time.

The market rewards good entries, but it often rewards patience even more. Most exceptional years are not built on dozens of small winners. They are built on a handful of positions that continue working far longer than expected.

The difference between an average trader and an exceptional one is often not the ability to find winners. It is the ability to hold them. If you are unwilling to give back some paper profits, you will rarely participate in the kind of moves that can materially change your results.

That is trading's greatest paradox: the price of exceptional returns is the willingness to risk profits in pursuit of even larger profits.

[dinesh gnanamoorthy @dimsiscool9]

@Lovingdad_9 @road_driving @motordave2 @TopDriverIndia @Prateek34381357 @3rdEyeDude @DriveSmart_IN @GreenDrvIndia Sometimes The squeezing will be followed by a brake check too

[Prince @AI_June26]

Lost my primary X account @AI_Feb21.

Secondary account to stay connected in the meantime.

Pls amplify this msg to help me reach my network till i get back of my account.

Thank you

@unseenvalue @_chartitude @InvestmentBook1 @suru27 @LearningEleven @ishmohit1 @Prakashplutus

[Chhirag Kedia @swing_ka_sultan]

HOW TO BUILD A TRADING SYSTEM FROM SCRATCH | LIVE NOW

My first interaction with @jagdishhahir was never a call, a message, or even a reply. He used to dig through my old posts and like them one by one, probably his way of bookmarking what he had read, sometimes 100 to 150 likes in a single day. Posts I had written years ago, some of which I had completely forgotten about myself. I kept noticing it quietly from the other side, and honestly, I found myself admiring him for it every time. That kind of quiet, persistent curiosity tells you a lot about a person.

So when he wanted to join us for Cohort 2 in January, it was an easy yes.

Throughout the program, that same hardwork kept showing up. He was the first one to come in with a trading plan for the Capstone. But I pushed him to go deeper, because I knew what he was capable of. What he came back with blew me away. He had put into words exactly what I had always envisioned a near perfect trading plan should look like.

We sat together for over two and a half hours going through it line by line, making some final touches here and there. But honestly, it was nearly there from the start.

If you are trying to build your own trading plan, Jagdish's work is worth studying. Not to copy, but to understand what it looks like when someone sits down seriously and does the work. Build yours now, even if it feels incomplete. It will get better through feedback loops over time.

A quick note: at @tradetm_org, we do not share Capstone sessions or personal trading plans without the trader's permission. I am genuinely grateful to Jagdish for allowing me to put this out for everyone.

The reason I am sharing this is simple. You do not need my permission, you do not need to join #TradeTM, and you do not need to wait for the perfect moment to take a decisive step in your trading. That first step was the biggest inflection point in my own career, and I hope this session plays its part in yours.

All the best, Jagdish. Proud of what you built.❤️

[Dhanesh Gianani @dhanesh500]

Momentum investing is not about chasing stocks

It’s about identifying institutional demand,liquidity, leadership early & most importantly riding your winners.

Discussed this and much more in my second podcast with @_groww @iarjuntandon

Do like, share & comment with your valuable feedback !!

https://t.co/yvLOxzEogo

[Kalpesh📈 @iKalpeshB]

Most Traders Obsess Over Entries.
Pros Obsess Over Position Sizing. 🧵

Position sizing → Compounding → Drawdown control → Scaling up → Psychology

Bookmark this post.🔖

[dinesh gnanamoorthy @dimsiscool9]

@monoscalper Mind blowing performance @monoscalper!! I learning a lot from your trades.

[TradeTM @tradetm_org]

https://t.co/cLaSma5kDG

[Ishwari Saraogi @SanSar87466914]

Not every trading lesson comes from charts.

Some come from life itself.

Excited to host a webinar with @eyesofmaya on:

✅ Storytelling & mindset
✅ EP trading framework
✅ Live interactive discussion

📍Online | 24th May 2026 | 11 AM

#WiseTrades #Trading #Investing

[dinesh gnanamoorthy @dimsiscool9]

@Patil2499 @MuhammedKaunain @iManasArora %chg is calculated from yesterday close. Even if if today close is below today open but above yesterday close then the %chg will be positive. This happens in gapup stocks and vice versa for gap down stocks

[dinesh gnanamoorthy @dimsiscool9]

@rushikesh1100 @kirubaakaran You Create a niftybees/goldbees ratio chart in tradingview and apply donchian channel with 20 as length and you can find the latest values from it

[dinesh gnanamoorthy @dimsiscool9]

@SarangSood Giving candy for the right change

[dinesh gnanamoorthy @dimsiscool9]

@iKalpeshB 😄

[dinesh gnanamoorthy @dimsiscool9]

@monoscalper Ah OK 👍