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Position update - Hit SL in UNIVCABLES and break-even in PARACABLES
Got risk-free in PREMEXPLN.
Holding the previous three: DATAPATTNS,AEROFLEX, and SYRMA at full size.
The market isn't giving follow-ups for new entries, so it's time to remain cautious.
Jun 15
Holding all three previous positions.
Took an SL in BBOX today.
Gap-up days haven't been very favorable for my new entries in the past, so I am taking it slow today as well.
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Jun 15
Holding all three previous positions.
Took an SL in BBOX today.
Gap-up days haven't been very favorable for my new entries in the past, so I am taking it slow today as well.
Jun 11
Holding all three positions for now, despite the indexes trading below their KMAs as the price action remains strong.
SYRMA has been a slow and steady climber now up 10R. I didn’t have much conviction initially and took a 2R loss but I re-entered on a fresh setup.
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CA Anmol Soni retweeted
Jun 13
Your profit is not real until..
#AskManas
@caanmolsoni
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Jun 12
Indian Market Update – Gap-up days are usually the worst days to buy for my setup, so I am staying patient today and enjoying the gains from my existing holdings.
There is a lot of work to do this weekend to be ready for a powerful start to the next rally.
HAGW!
Jun 11
Indian Market Update:
The number of stocks in my screener has dropped from 150 to 95 in the last 5 trading sessions, and they are cracking hard today.
Only one trade during these sessions, and I took a loss in that as well. Overtrading will kill you in these market environments.
For now I am only managing my holdings and staying patient.
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Jun 12
AEROFLEX – It took 19 bars to build a base and is only 17% up (8R). In the current market, that's acceptable, but in a bull market, this would be one of the first stocks I would remove from my portfolio. I don't want to sit through a long base-building phase during good market conditions.
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Jun 11
The first step toward profitable trading is learning to take stop-losses in next 30–40 trades at predefined levels, with absolutely no changes whatsoever once they are set.
If you are into swing trading and have a big ego, I would recommend keeping your position size small and learning to accept stop-losses at levels that are decided before entering the trade. The stop-loss should be placed immediately after buying, preferably as a GTT order.
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Jun 11
Indian Market Update:
The number of stocks in my screener has dropped from 150 to 95 in the last 5 trading sessions, and they are cracking hard today.
Only one trade during these sessions, and I took a loss in that as well. Overtrading will kill you in these market environments.
For now I am only managing my holdings and staying patient.
Jun 1
Indian Market Update
Based on the initial scans and feedback from the last five trades, market conditions do not look favorable. It would be prudent to reduce trading frequency to avoid a death-by-a-thousand-cuts scenario.
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Jun 11
Holding all three positions for now, despite the indexes trading below their KMAs as the price action remains strong.
SYRMA has been a slow and steady climber now up 10R. I didn’t have much conviction initially and took a 2R loss but I re-entered on a fresh setup.
Jun 9
DATAPATTNS up 8%
SYRMA up 5%
AEROFLEX up 6%
Took a loss in OMNI today with slippage. I love getting humbled every day. Every loss makes me better, and over time they are just the cost we pay for finding the winners.
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CA Anmol Soni retweeted
Jun 10
This helps sometimes because we can sense and judge from the environment. However, if we look at past winners, they sometimes behave like this too, so sticking to the plan works best.
I did this 4–5 times and saved almost 3R, but after reviewing past winners again, I felt that this level of micromanagement isn't worth it.
I need to follow the stop loss after entering the trade.
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CA Anmol Soni retweeted
Jun 10
Current USIC champion and winner of the last two USIC championships: Martin Lukkt.
youtube.com/@martinlukkt?si=…
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Jun 9
DATAPATTNS up 8%
SYRMA up 5%
AEROFLEX up 6%
Took a loss in OMNI today with slippage. I love getting humbled every day. Every loss makes me better, and over time they are just the cost we pay for finding the winners.
Jun 8
Breakeven trades: AZAD, DIACABS (2x), and MOSCHIP on Friday as well as today.
Combined, these breakeven trades cost me around 1R in total. My risk management is so disciplined that I automatically exit at the first sign of weakness, without any emotional interference. All trades were executed via GTT orders.
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Jun 9
I do all my conference call (concall) analysis using Google NotebookLM in a very short amount of time.
Times are really changing. We can now analyze audio directly without having to wait for transcripts.
It is especially useful during earnings season when multiple results calls overlap, as well as afterward for generating summaries and taking notes.
It offers many features that have significantly reduced my workload, particularly when covering a large number of companies.
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Jun 9
So be patient with yourself. Rome wasn't built in a day!
A good read for today and every day. Thanks @Clement_Ang17
May 10
Trading is hard because you eventually realize it is much more than a technical game.
It requires a deep understanding of self: your appetite for risk, your emotional triggers, and the moments that cause you to deviate from your system.
This is why regular introspection and journaling are so important — especially during the gut-wrenching periods when nothing seems to go right.
Writing down your emotions and thought processes exposes your patterns under pressure. It becomes a mirror, revealing the small leaks in your trading system and within yourself. Only then can you start designing ways to “beat yourself.”
This snippet from Olympic medalist Eileen Gu captures the importance of introspection:
instagram.com/reel/DVg8eiCkb…
Imho, this is the path to excellence in any field. That said, even with the right mindset, it still takes dedicated time, deliberate practice, and persistent effort. The self-delusion that you will “make it” in trading without putting in the commensurate work will not cut it.
So be patient with yourself. Rome was not built in a day!
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CA Anmol Soni retweeted
Jun 8
Good question. Yes, I place GTT orders for all my trades-no mental stops or room whatsoever. I don't remove my SL on gap-down days. I leave a buffer between the trigger price and the actual price so even if it gaps below my SL it will sell immediately.
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Jun 8
Breakeven trades: AZAD, DIACABS (2x), and MOSCHIP on Friday as well as today.
Combined, these breakeven trades cost me around 1R in total. My risk management is so disciplined that I automatically exit at the first sign of weakness, without any emotional interference. All trades were executed via GTT orders.
Jun 4
Day full of action today.
Bought AZAD and DATAPATTNS and moved them to risk-free positions very quickly.
Currently have open risk in DIACABS and MOSCHIP.
Holdings SYRMA and AEROFLEX are leading the gains.
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Jun 6
RAJESHEXPO -People often quote, "Buy right, sit tight," but many end up buying anything and sitting tight because their ego is too big to accept a small loss. If you are willing to take a small loss when you're wrong, that capital can be reallocated to a potential winner, which can significantly boost your overall returns. This stock lost all its momentum more than three years ago, even before the major bull run of 2023–2024, and has been underperforming ever since.
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Jun 5
Tried DIACABS again today. It hit breakeven fast and was stopped out at breakeven even faster, only for the stock to rally without me. It’s the trade-off for micromanaging entries, but I’ll continue doing it to ensure I can size up when a stock behaves as expected.
Jun 4
All current positions are risk-free. Days like these are the best time to take new entries.
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Jun 5
Paras-
I was not able to find any clean move in the history other than June 24, which was a 5-star setup.
This stock has a habit of giving very deep pullbacks. I was stuck following the 9 and 21 EMA. It is costing me sometimes, but I can't trade them right now. I will work on this weakness in the future. If I find that it's becoming too costly, I'll reassess my approach.
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Jun 4
GMDC Note -04/06
US related critical minerals news.
AI laboratory setup
Critical minerals used in defense and renewables
Sector in run
low float
Big weekly base
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