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SIMPLE

STOCKMARKET

THE
COMPLETE
BEGINNER'S
GUIDE
Anto Dominic Nathan
Contents

Introduction

Why stock market is the best business?

What are Stocks?

What is Stock market?

What is Demat and Trading account?

Indices

Introduction to price chart

Chart phases

Why bullish and bearish?

What is trading?

Trading styles

Basic use of Technical & Fundamental Analysis

Trendline basics

Introduction of Indicators and Price Action

Indicators vs. Price Action

Short selling

Risk to Reward ratio

Is 3k/day possible?

Why 90% traders fail?

Breaking the Myths

About us

Thank you so much


Introduction

I dedicate this guide to all the new and struggling traders out

there. I hope you find in it a source of inspiration and motivation

to help you develop into the kind of person you need to become,

in order to build the trading career you want and deserve.

Like in any field to gain the proficiency, you need a solid

education before you get started. As a trader your goal is to make

more money than professionals from other field. Some aspiring

traders think they don’t have to learn a single thing. They believe

that they can buya “holy grail system” to trade for them and make

them rich while they sleep. Or they rely on the advice of some

“guru” for their trading decisions, blindly following his

recommendations (tips) without knowing anything about the

markets.

We are glad you’re different.

You took decision to read this pdf because you’re serious about

becoming a successful trader. And, we assure you, that’s exactly

what you’ll learn, a complete journey. Trading stocks, currencies,

futures, options and other financial contracts is not actually

complicated and anybody can learn it in a relatively short time.

This has been my daily experience and even traders who have

tried everything for years without success can potentially make

their first profits if the art of trading is explained to them in the

right way.

Stock market is easy and fun if you learned it in right way.


Why Stock market is the Best Business

There are many motivating reasons to choose trading stocks. Here

are the some of the top reasons why trading stocks is really the

perfect business.

No inventory

No angry customers or complaints, no returns

Can work from home anywhere in the world

No paperwork - year end statement is sent to you

No selling, no recruiting, no networking

Compounding effect

Recession free business

Gives you financial freedom

Anyone can easily scale up

Gives you more free time for friends and family

I point these reasons out to you because there is no other legal,

legitimate business out there that will treat you to a better

lifestyle.

I thought maybe if you learn to understand and respect what a

wonderful lifestyle trading stocks is, you will be motivated to

build this business with care and put in the quality time needed to

master the art of trading to the best of your ability.

It really is a privilege at the end of the day to have profited so

easily by just sitting in a lounge chair at home watching the charts

and making simple decisions.


There is no angry customer going to call you and ruin your day!

With your own trading business, you truly are master of your own

destiny. Your trading decisions will get better with time if you

put in the quality time and study needed to refine your trading

style. Perseverance will pay off big time. You really will

appreciate having more free time to enrich your social and family

life!

These are some of the thoughts that go into why I really pour my

heart into this business and deeply believe you can’t go wrong

with this business if you truly want to build a better lifestyle for

yourself.

It’s up to you – keep asking questions! To please yourself, you

have to know what you really want in this life, and then simply

keep asking the right questions till you get the answers you need

to succeed. If you need to make more money, the same is true.

Your job is to keep feeding your hunger for knowledge and day

by day, slowly but surely, the answers will be revealed. Always

remember there are many people around the world sustaining a

great lifestyle with the art of trading.

Their success continues because they never ever give up – they

always continue to ask questions till they get the right answers.

I’ll be happy to answer your questions and keep your financial

path on the straight and narrow, and in the black, when it comes

to making more trading profits.


What are stocks?

What is a share?

A share or a stock is a part of the company. So when you buy a

stock, you’re basically buying a part of the company. Companies

sell their shares when they need to raise money.

A shareholder may also be referred to as a stockholder. The terms

“stock”, “shares”, and “equity” are used interchangeably in

modern financial language.

JIM
JIM SHARE

Why invest in shares?

When an investor invests money in the stock market, it has the

potential to grow rather than keeping money in a savings account.

How to buy shares?

To buy shares you have to hold a Demat account.Demat account

is an account that holds your shares and securities in an electronic

form. Following documents are required to open an account:

PAN card

Aadhaar Card

Canceled Cheque
What is stock market?

What is the stock market?

In its most basic form, the share or stock market is the place

where buying and selling of shares take place.

How does the stock market exactly work?

To understand the process, let’s take a look at the four main

parties involved in any share market transaction:

SEBI: SEBI stands for Securities and Exchange Board of India

and its main purpose is to make sure that all the activities that

happen in the share market are fair and do not jeopardize the

interests of any specific participant(s) involved.

Stock Exchanges: A stock exchange is essentially the place

where stock buyers meet the stock sellers. To participate in the

trading process, participants must first be registered with the

stock exchange and SEBI.

India has these two main stock exchanges:

BSE (BombayStock Exchange)

NSE (National Stock Exchange)

Brokers: The role of brokers (or brokerage firms) is to act as a

mediator between you (the investor) and the stock exchange to

help facilitate the buying and selling of shares.

Traders are the people who are looking to buy or sell shares
The Process

The process starts with a company that wants to raise money,

they release the details of their stocks that they want to sell

through an IPO. An IPO (Initial Public Offering) is basically the

first time a company sells its shares to the public. This is the

primary market stage.

After this, the company’s stocks can be traded between the sellers

and the buyers. This is the secondary market stage. But due to a

large number of potential traders, it’s not possible for them to

conduct the trade at the same time and place. Hence, stockbrokers

and brokerage firms step in to act as the intermediary party

between the buyers and the stock exchange.

Now if the trader wants to buy a share, the request is forwarded to

the broker who sends the order to the stock exchange. The stock

exchange then matches the traders buy request with that share’s

sell request.

Once both the parties (seller and buyer) agree to the price of the

share, the transaction is finalized which is intimated by the

exchange to the broker, who in turn passes on the confirmation

status to the investor.

This entire process takes place in about two days.

It is important to keep in the mind the fact that the prices of

shares keep fluctuating as the demand for that stock increases or

decreases.
What is demat and trading account?

Demat account is a place where the digital copies of your stocks

are held. If you buy 100 shares of Tata Steel, it will be held in

your Demat account.

Trading account is a platform in which you credit funds, and buy

and sell shares. Trading account enables you to do stock

transactions. E.g after logging into your trading account, and

buying shares, it will be credited to your demat account.

Like, when you sell these shares, they will be digitally removed

to the buyers account. Brokerage is deducted from your trading

account. Demat account has no role in it.

For trading / investing only use discount brokers.

E.g Upstox and Zerodha have only 20 / trade. (i. e even if you

place an order of 1 crore, you will be charged only Rs. 20.

With regular brokers you will end up paying Rs. 20,000 just

for 1 transaction. Never trade with a full service broker)


Indices

What are Sensex and Nifty ?

The Sensex and Nifty are "indices (meaning indicator) of a stock

market". There are many other indices other than these indices.

An index is basically an indicator which gives us a general idea

about stocks going up or down.

The Nifty is an indicator of all the major companies listed on

NSE(National Stock Exchange). The Sensex is an indicator of all

the major companies listed on BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange).

The Nifty goes up when prices of stock of major companies on

NSE goes up and it goes down when the latter goes down. The

same condition applies to Sensex.

These two are the major stock exchanges in the country. Most of

the stock trading in the country is done though the BSE & the

NSE.

Now coming to how the Sensex and Nifty are calculated:

The Nifty is calculated taking into consideration stock prices of

50 different companies listed on NSE . The 50 companies that are

taken into consideration are changed from time to time. This is

done to make the Nifty an accurate index

Same with the Sensex is calculated taking into consideration

stock prices of 30 different companies listed on BSE


Which 50 Companies / 30 Companies:

The 50 companies that make up the Nifty / 30 companies that

make up the Sensex are selected and reviewed from time to time

by an “index committee”.

This “index committee” is made up of academicians, mutual fund

managers, finance journalists, independent governing board

members and other participants in the financial markets. This

committee follows a list of certain criteria to do so.

Index Sectoral Weightage:

In the order, we need to understand what Market Capitalization is :

Market Capitalization is the worth of a company in term of it's

shares. To get the market capitalization of a company we simply

multiply the current price of a share with total number of shares

issued by the company.

Suppose A company has total 100 shares listed on NSE exchange

and currently the stock is trading at 10rs/share. Then the market

capitalization of a company is 1000rs.


Introduction to price chart

Price charts are historical data based on a combination of price

and time intervals. There are many types of charts available. But

most popular and widely used among them are Line Charts &

Candlestick Charts.

Basically in price chart, the X axis represents the time scale. The

unit can be month, week, day, hour, 5 min or few seconds. (The

Higher the time period, more detailed the chart becomes) & the Y

axis represents the price or value.

Line Charts

Line Charts are composed of a single line from left to right that

connects the closing prices (or any specified price data point) at

each specified time interval. The chart looks like a basic graph

and the simplest form of chart.

A common method is to draw trend lines to connect the peaks and

valleys to anticipate potential price inflection and break points.

For the most part, this chart may be a bit too simple for traders.
Candlestick Charts

A candlestick chart reflects the open price, closing price, highest

price and lowest price of a stock, over a period.

The area in the candlestick between the open and the close price

is referred to as the body. The lines extending above and below

the body are referred to as shadows, wicks or tails.

If the stock closes at a price higher than the open price the body is

colored green and called as bullish candle. If the stock closes at a

price lower than the open price, the

body is colored red and called as bearish candle.

If we line up several candlesticks, we can reproduce the

progression of line charts by following the candlestick bodies as

shown in figure below. The candle shadows also show the

severity of price fluctuations in each case.


Chart phases

At any given time, the price can either rise, fall, or move

sideways. This may sound simple, but as we have already seen

during the candlestick analysis, we can quickly acquire

comprehensive knowledge when we break down complex facts

into its single components.

Each chart comprises the following five phases:

Trends: If the price rises over a period, it is called a rally, a bull

market or just an upward trend. If the price falls continuously, it

is called a bear market, a sell-off or a downward trend.

Corrections: Corrections are short price movements against the

prevailing trend direction. During an upward trend, corrections

are short-term phases in which the price falls. As we will see, the

price does not always move in a straight line in one direction

during trend phases, but constantly moves up and down in so-

called price waves.


Consolidations: Consolidations are sideways phases. During a

sideways phase, the price moves sideways in a usually clearly

defined price corridor and there are no impulses to start a trend.

Breakouts: The buyers and the sellers are in equilibrium during a

sideways phase. If the strength ratio between the buyers and the

sellers changes during consolidations and one side of the market

players wins the majority, a breakout occurs from such a

sideways phase.The price then starts a new trend. Breakouts are,

therefore, a link between consolidations and new trends.


Trend reversal: If a correction continues for a long time

and if its intensity increases, a correction can also lead to a

complete trend reversal and initiate a new trend.

A trend reversal occurs when the direction of a stock

changes and moves back in the opposite direction. Up trends

that reverse into downtrends and downtrends that reverse

into up trends are examples of trend reversals.

Trend reversals represent the sentiment change in the stock.

Up trends that reverse into downtrends indicate profit taking

often from overbought price levels. Downtrends that reverse

into up trends indicate a sentiment change to bullish as

buyers lift bids and reverse back into a bullish trend.


Why bullish and bearish?

These are the two words which represents the trends of stock

market.The terms "bear" and "bull" are thought to derive from the

way in which each animal attacks its opponents. That is, a bull

will thrust its horns up into the air, while a bear will swipe

down. These actions were then related metaphorically to the

movement of a market. In share market if prices tend to be

moving upward then you can say that market is Bullish, similarly

if price are moving downward then it will be called Bearish.

Bullish Trades (Bullish Market): Bullish trades means you are

going to long in the market means you are going to buy.

Bearish Trades (Bearish Market): Bearish trades means you are

going to short in the market means you are going to sell


What is trading?

Trading is the practice of buying and selling assets over a short-

term period. Assets here refer to any stock, F&O , commodity, or

currency that an economic agent purchased. Market participants

that practice trading are referred to as traders.

Trading is distinct from investing. Investing refers to the practice

of purchasing assets with the objective of gradually growing

wealth from the asset over a period of time. The market

participant may purchase a range of assets, and hold the portfolio

of assets over a period of time. While the price of the assets in the

portfolio may fluctuate over time, the goal of the economic agent

is to ride out the short-term price fluctuations and gradually earn

a positive return over a period of time. Market participants that

engage in the practice of investing are typically referred to as

investors. While investors seek to earn a return, perhaps with a

range of 5% to 15%, over a year, traders seek to make such

returns over a much shorter time period, ranging from a day to a

few weeks. Traders try to take advantage of short-term price

fluctuations in assets. When they execute some of these assets

may include stocks, bonds, mutual funds, exchange traded funds

and other investment instruments. A portfolio is a group of assets.

The return is the profit from an asset. It is gain (loss) from price

increases (decreases) plus the gains from dividends if any are

paid.

Traders can be categorized basis upon their style of trading. The

next section will explore different trading styles.


Trading styles

Trading styles may be categorized into the following:

Position trading

Swing trading

Scalping

Intraday trading

Position trading is where the position is held for several weeks

to several months. Position traders first try to identify trends in

the price of assets. If they expect a bullish trend, then they would

go long on the asset. If they detect a bearish trend, they may short

sell the asset. Position traders may not necessarily try to forecast

the future prices of the asset, rather they try to ride the ‘wave’ of

the trend which has been firmly established, and benefit from the

overall movement of a stock in a market. Position traders

typically exit a position when the trend breaks.


Swing trading is where a market participant holds a position for

a few days, to a few weeks. Once the trader holds more than few

weeks, it is called position trading. Swing trading is slower paced

than day trading since the time frame for holding trades is longer.

It is very important that a swing trader have a trading strategy, as

stocks will be moving up and down, but they will not be always

available to constantly monitor the market like a day trader.

Scalping refers to where traders’ long (or short) assets, hold them

for a few seconds or minutes then close the position. Scalpers try

to exploit small moves in price by trading large quantity of the

stock over a very short period of time. Scalpers try to take

advantage of the volatility in the market.


Intraday trading refers to the practice of buying and selling

assets in the same day. Positions are not held overnight. All

positions are closed within the same day. Intraday traders try to

make profits by exploiting the volatility in an asset price in a day.

Like scalpers, Intraday traders profit by moving a large volume of

stocks. Intraday traders’ trading interval is the active hours of a

trading day, whereas scalpers’ trading intervals range from a few

seconds to a few minutes Traders select their trading style based

upon: the size of their trading account; theirlevel of experience;

the amount of time they are willing to dedicate to trading; and

their risk tolerance.

Choosing a trading style requires the flexibility to know when a

trading style is not working for you, but also requires the

consistency to stick with the right trading style even when it is

not performing optimally.

One of the biggest mistakes that new traders often make is to

change trading styles at the first sign of trouble. Constantly

changing your trading style or trading system is a sure way to

catch every losing streak. Once you are comfortable with a

particular trading style, remain faithful to it, and it will reward

you for your loyalty in the long run.


Technical & Fundamental Analysis

Technical Analysis as the word says seems to be technical,

however, its actual meaning is slightly different from its name. It

is a method of forecasting the direction of prices by studying the

past market data. The idea here is to identify price patterns and

trends and exploit those patterns. Technical analysts hence try

and search for patterns and once these patterns are identified, the

idea is to determine possible future movement.

The field of technical analysis is based on three assumptions:

The market discounts everything.

Price moves in trends.

History tends to repeat itself.

Technical analysis can be done with stocks, futures and

commodities, fixed-income securities, forex, etc. Hence, as a

matter of fact, technical analysis looks to analyse price trends of

any security! There can be either an uptrend or a downtrend. An

uptrend means a series of higher highs and higher lows (unlike

the interpretation of a one-way upward movement). The new

highs made are higher than the earlier ones, and the lows are also

higher! Similarly, a downtrend is a series of lower lows and lower

highs. If the peaks and troughs are neither higher nor lower, the

market could be said to exhibit a sideways movement.


Fundamental Analysis is a holistic approach to study a business.

When an investor wishes to invest in a business for the long term

(say 3 – 5 years) it becomes extremely essential to understand the

business from various perspectives. It is critical for an investor to

separate the daily short term noise in the stock prices and

concentrate on the underlying business performance. Over the

long term, the stock prices of a fundamentally strong company

tend to appreciate, thereby creating wealth for its investors.

Investors using fundamental analysis can use either a top-down or

bottom-up approach.

The Top-Down investor starts their financial analysis with

global economics, including both international and national

economic indicators. These may include GDP growth rates,

inflation, interest rates, exchange rates, productivity, and energy

prices. They subsequently narrow their search to regional/

industry analysis of total sales, price levels, the effects of

competing products, foreign competition, and entry or exit from

the industry. Only then do they refine their search to the best

business in the area being studied.

The Bottom-Up investor starts with specific businesses,

regardless of their industry/region, and proceeds in reverse of the

top-down approach.
Trendlines
Trend lines are an important tool in technical analysis for both

trend identification and confirmation. The resulting line is then

used to give the trader a good idea of the direction in which an

stock price might move. A trend line is a straight line that

connects two or more price points and then extends into the

future, a visual representation of support and resistance in any

time frame.

Trend lines at least need to connect two relative price highs or

lows are needed to draw a trend line. You should always

remember that the more number of times the price touches

(Touch points) a trend line, the more significant and valid that

trend line becomes.

UPTREND LINE - An Up Trend line has a positive slope and is

formed by connecting two or more low price points.

DOWNTREND LINE - A Down Trend line has a negative slope

and is formed by connecting two or more high price points.


Introduction to Indicators & Price Action

An indicator is a mathematical calculation that can be used with

the stock's price and/or volume to help make investment choices.

The end result is a value that's used to anticipate future changes

in price. There are two types of indicators: leading and lagging.

A leading indicator is a tool designed to anticipate the future

direction of a market, in order to enable traders to predict market

movements ahead of time. However, leading indicators are by no

means 100% accurate, which is why they are often combined

with other forms of technical analysis. This tends to give traders

more confidence that they are correct in their assumptions, rather

than providing a specific trigger for entering the market. RSI,

Stochastic oscillator, etc are leading indicators

A lagging indicator is a tool that provides delayed feedback,

which means it gives a signal once the price movement has

already passed or is in progress. These are used by traders to

confirm the price trend before they enter a trade. MACD, Moving

average, Bollinger bands, etc are lagging indicators.


Price Action is a trading technique that allows traders to read the

market and make trading decisions based on current and actual

price movements rather than just using technical indicators.

A price action trader believes that the true source of information

is the price itself. If prices go up that tells the trader that people

are buying and then he assesses he aggressiveness with which

price rise will continue and vice versa.

To read price action one can:

Read price candlesticks .

Observe price swings (trending/ranging)

Understand the different types of price action setups suitable

for each market.


Indicators vs. Price Action

Indicators vs. Price Action - Price Action tells you more, and

does so faster than ANY indicator. Many people believe that the

more indicators they use the better, but they are WRONG. Price

is the only indicator you will ever need. Besides price action, all

indicators lag behind price. Indicators tell you what already

happened, price tells you what is happening, and in many cases

tells you the probability of what will happen in the immediate

future.

Personally, I use a mostly empty chart. At times I use Volume to

get the clear idea about direction of trends. I have developed a

few methods on using Dynamic Zones, but they take the back

seat to learning price action because you need to understand price

action to make any indicator work.

The Market ‘Speaks’


Its Own Language,
That Language Is
Price Action
-Nail Fuller
Short Selling

What does it mean to short sell?

If you sell a stock you don't own, you are shorting it. (Yes, it's

legal.) You are now short the stock. A short seller sells a stock

that he believes will fall in value (Price). A short seller does not

own the stock before he sells it. Instead, he borrows it from

someone who already owns it. Later, the short seller buys back

the stock he shorted and returns the stock to close out the loan. If

the stock has fallen in price since he sold short, he can buy the

stock back for less than he received for selling it. The difference

is his profit. Short selling allows investors to profit from falling

stock prices. "Buy low, sell high" is the goal of both short selling

and purchasing shares ("going long"). A short sell reverses the

order of a typical stock purchase: the stock is sold first and

bought later.

For Example : Anish thinks Reliance is overvalued. He sells

short 100 shares of Reliance at 1700 per share. The stock market

crashes in March and Reliance's shares fall to 1000 per share.

Harsh buys back 100 shares of Reliance and closes out the short

position. Anish gains the difference between the sales proceeds

and the purchase costs and pockets 70,000 from the short selling.
Risk to Reward Ratio

The risk to reward ratio concept is what will make you a winner

in the long run. Before you enter any trade, you have to know

how much money you will win if the market goes in your favor,

and how much money you will lose if the market goes against

you. Don’t never enter a trade in which the profit is less than the

amount of money you risked. If you will risk 1000 for example,

your profit target should be at least 2000, this is a risk to reward

ratio of 1:2.

Let’s suppose that you took 10 trades with 1:2 risk reward ratio.

In every trade you risk 1000. You won 5 trades, and you lost 5

trades. So you will lose 5000.but you will win 10000. so the

benefits is 5000. This is the power of the risk to reward ratio, you

shouldn’t think that you have to win all your trades to become a

successful trader. If you can take the advantage of risk to reward

ratio, you will always be the profitable.

Key Points :

Always use STOP LOSS

Take Calculated Risk & Reward

Focus on Win (or Success) Rate


Is it possible to earn 3k a day in stock market

Is It Possible To Earn ₹3000 A Day Trading Stocks?

This is a question that many people have and the answer is Yes

you can, and much more from trading stocks, but it is far from

easy.

Most people go broke trying to trade the markets and the reason

for this is not having enough knowledge how stock market works,

not having a mentor, greed, fear, etc. One of the first things you

must realize is that you must treat trading as a business and not as

a hobby. Sure, you can trade part-time, but do not treat it as a

hobby. Trading is very demanding; it requires that you be in a

healthy state of mind, that you know how to manage money and

that you have discipline. It also requires that you learn the skills

of the trade.

Warning: Trading is not for people who are looking for an easy

or a quick way to make money. You must pay your dues, you

will/must must experience failure and you must develop a strong

sense of discipline to be successful with stock trading.


Why 90% traders fail?

The reason why 90% traders loose money…

Will be following no trading plan, randomizing trade entry /

stops / exit on each new position.

Will have no money management plan, risking whatever

feels good at the time.

Will have wild emotional swings, when trades are in profit

they will be happy and in a state of euphoria, when price is

moving against them and the trade is negative, they are

chewing off their nails from anxiety.

Will be nervous when trades are open, losing sleep at night.

Will revenge trade when they get stopped out of a position

Will never leave the trading screen, watching price tick

around all day

Will never review their performance and try come up with

plans to improve performance

If any or all of these points apply to you, don’t feel bad, it just

means you’re like most other traders out there, now you need to

step outside this generic thought process and start thinking like the

professionals do. The problem with most new traders is they are

following their internal intuition when making trading decisions,

this is actually a big killer and they don’t even realize it.
Breaking the Myths

For the past few years till today, there are more and more people

joining the field of stock trading hoping to be able to achieve

financial freedom one day. Other than the real possible income

and freedom that stock trading can offer, I think that most people

are attracted by the hype and myths that is created by

advertisements that appears on the internet or even local

newspaper. The promise of “making millions in months” and

“quitting your day job in weeks” are the most successful bait for

most people.

Myths #1: Existence of Holy Grail Trading System

People are constantly in search of a trading system that can make

them money 100% of the time. If you ask those new traders who

have just joined the arena of stock trading whether they think that

all successful traders have a secret trading strategy. The answer is

mostly YES. Most people thought that those successful traders

have a Holy Grail system that generates them money day in day

out but the actual fact is there is no Holy Grail system in the

world. Even the most successful trader makes 30% losing trades

some months. The problem with most new traders is they

abandon their trading plan once it generates a losing trade for

them. The reason why there are successful traders and there are

people who fail miserably in stock trading lies in the discipline.

A successful trader will continue to place their trade based on

their trading plan even when they are losing 3 days in a row. This

is because they know that the strategy works in the long run and

they will be profitable in the long run as long as they continue to

follow their plan.


Imagine this: The probability of getting a head in a coin tossing

game is 50% and the probability of getting a tail in a coin tossing

game is 50%. If you were to toss an unbiased coin 10 times, do

you really think that you will get 5 heads and 5 tails? But if you

were to throw about 100 or 1000 times, you will most probably

get 50 heads or 500 heads respectively. This is exactly what is

going to happen to your trading plan. If your trading plan has an

accuracy of about 60%, you need to trade long enough for the

probability to kick in and make you money.

Myths #2: Trading stocks is a 50-50 Game

Most people thought that stock trading is a 50 – 50 game. They

think that the market will either move up or move down only and

forget that the market can also move sideway. With the additional

sideway movement for market, stock trading is not a 50 -50

game. Therefore you need to do proper technical analysis to

create an edge against the market.

Myth #3: You can make money with the click a button

This is a message that is always sold on an advertisement and it

has created a swamp of people getting into stock trading thinking

that it is as easy as clicking a button.In fact, over 80% of new

traders joining stock trading loses all their capital within their

first 3 months of trading.

The main reason for their failure is their lack of knowledge and

practice in this field. Stock trading is like any skills that you want

to learn, you need to put in hard work and effort to learn the rope,

put it to practice and eventually make money from it. It took me

about a year of learning and practicing before I really make

money from trading.


Myth #4: You need a Sophisticated Trading Strategy to Work

This is another common myth that most traders believe. They are

always looking for the best indicator, the best combination of

indicators and the best trading strategy. When they are handed

with a very simple trading strategy, they usually chunk it aside

thinking that it must be nonsense. In their mind, they always

believe that a sophisticated strategy is the best.

In actual fact, most successful traders trade with very simple

strategy and most of them trades with no indicator at all. The key

to a successful trading strategy lies in the person executing it.

You can give 2 person the same strategy and later find one person

making a living with it and another losing all his money. This is

because every man trades and sees things differently. Therefore it

is not how sophisticated the strategy is that makes you successful,

it the how you trade with it that eventually makes you successful.

If you have been reading our post & stories in Instagram, you will

find that I always emphasize the importance of trading with less

capital in beginning. This is the best time for anyone to fine tune

a strategy to suit his/her trading style.

"All you need is a simple to execute strategy with good

risk reward ratio and you follow it like superglue, I will

assure you that you will be profitable in the long run.

This is what we teach in out mentorship program."


SIMPLE STOCKMARKET

About Us

HI
I'M ANTO DOMINIC
I'm a 23 year- old Stock Trader with a MBA Degree,
Founder of S I M P L E S T O C K M A R K E T
from Sivakasi, Tamilnadu
I believe trading is not easy like getting an MBA degree,
it is a long term game and it all depends on one winning
strategy and winning team to guide you in live market.
After trading with many indicators and blowing my money,
Finally Today I have....
Pure Price Action Strategy

Trained 60+ Members

Amazing Simple Stockmarket Family

My Goal is to Build a Biggest Active Tamil Trading Community


where everyone Investing / Trading Profitably
So, I decided to construct a mentorship program which reduces
the learning curve for the new traders. Let me share with you all
Simple Stockmarket FAMILY
This Membership program designed for beginners with zero knowledge
about the stock market, traders who looking for Consistency, and
Office goers who looking for passive income

➤We teach in your Convenient Timing or LIVE Market Hours


with Interactive session.
➤Access to our Simple Stockmarket Family where all
members post their own trade setups and market analysis.
➤ Weekly Performance Review
with All our Family Members.
➤ It's NOT just a course, It's a
LIFE - TIME Membership Programme.
➤ We don't give false Promise like you
Will be Rich after taking Membership.
Your Hard Work Pays off

We provide 1-ON-1 Guidance and Daliy WATCHLIST


& Trade Asistance & Reviews and Much more ...
Don' t Expect Calls & Signals from us
No one can predict the market with 100 % accuracy
We Make you Independent Profitable Trader

For More Details 8489071709


I hope you've enjoyed this guide as much as
i loved writing it for you, then I'm sure you'll
love our mentorship class too.
Thanks to my Family and Friends
Special Thanks a million times
❤Sherin Sharmely - Digital Marketer

❤Sowmya Anand - Branding Consultant

❤Mithun Raja - MBA Meme school Admin

❤Pradeep Rathinam - Advertisment Expert

I couldn’t have started this without your


support and Help. I am blessed to have you
all in my life and forever Grateful.

All the Best & Happy Trading

Dom

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