Find out how Anjali and Rahul made 1,00,000 with a capital of merely 2,00,000 from the stock market


Learn from Rahul and Anjali Journey below

I’m sure you must have heard this from a lot of people, Stock market is a place to create long-term wealth by investing some money over a period of time.
No denying that it definitely is the best place to create long term wealth but only if you have the “depth in your pocket”  :P

And you can hardly win in short-term trading, usually, there will be a beginner’s luck and then you will start losing money.
(Trading mein toh loss hi hota hai, kabhi kabar profit ho jata hai agar aap lucky ho toh varna loss hota hai)

But what if I told you that one can actually make consistent gains by short-term trading with minimal capital?
As good as making 50% gains with merely 2 lacs capital in a span of 1 month.

Sounds too good to be true?

The Answer is Yes, you can. We did it recently.
Let me tell you the secret.


Well, We are crazy about Technical (Charts), learning more and more about them.
It's like we sleep and wake up with them.

But before we move ahead, here are some rules that we follow -
1. Look for breakout stocks or momentum in a particular stock.
2.  Execute no more than two trades in a day (either profit or loss)
3. Try not to carry trades unless you are very very confident about what is going to happen tomorrow or the chart looks too attractive to you.
Buy at a limit price especially when the stock is going up, don't jump and buy. If it doesn't get executed, leave it.
4.  Let the chart decide whether to take Profit or exit and not your gut feeling or greediness
5. If a particular day doesn't look attractive, leave it. Sit and Relax
6. If your loss is getting recovered on the same day, do that first and then go for a profitable trade
7.  Always have a stop loss in mind before taking the trade. Don’t Marry the stock. Assess the amount of risk you can take according to your P&L statement, otherwise Hit the Stop loss.If you think you are stuck .
8. There are times when the stock markets test your nerves. As a day trader, you need to learn to keep greed, hope, and fear at bay. Decisions should be governed by logic and not emotion.
9. Most importantly, Successful traders have to move fast, but they don't have to think fast. Why? Because they've developed a trading strategy in advance, along with the discipline to stick to that strategy. It is important to follow your formula closely rather than try to chase profits. Don't let your emotions get the best of you and abandon your strategy. There's a mantra among day traders: "Plan your trade and trade your plan."

Deciding What and When to Buy - 3 things

  1. Market Depth 

  2. Liquidity 

  3. Volatility 


Now, let’s come to the main point of how we made money?


Some of our massive successful trades charts :




Now if you see the above charts stock has formed the flag pattern & then after it has given the breakout to the upside which signifies the heavy buying in the stock. However, if you observed stock has not broken the first 5-minute candle low which was the most decisive factor of picking the stock.





Again another pattern Witnessed on the chart.

Can you see that?

This pattern defines consolidation of the stock therefore whenever stock gives the breakout in that scenario we can expect a massive rally in the stock which is clearly seen on the Mindtree stock chart.


Apart from this, We have developed our own Trading setup which always helps us to identify the trend of the market. If you want to know that one please do approach us, we would be very happy to share our experience which is based on our own Roller coaster Journey.


MOST IMPORTANT - Expect and Accept the Losses
Losses are bound to happen, you can’t evade them.
Yes, we did it too... There were days when we lost about 60,000 on a given day but we didn’t lose hope and recovered those losses on the same day or the next day.
Those who brood over losses always miss the next opportunity, which more than likely will be profitable. The key is to never lose hope.


Remember - A successful trader does not marry their stocks, they only date them for as long as they are profitable.
If we can, you can too! Happy Trading <3











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