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50 Million channels on YouTube.

But only a few are worth your time if you're a trader.

Here's a list of 20 YouTube channels to help you become wealthy and wise: 🧵

Collaborated with @niki_poojary

 Power of Stocks

Covers daily analysis videos, strategies, and also transparently shows how he profits from his biggest trades.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/u9L7Wi9yZS
Elearnmarkets (@vivbajaj)

Interviews of some of the best traders with their strategies and logics.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/V6xSluveVV
PR Sundar (@PRSundar64)

You get market news, some of his trades, and his views about the market mainly for option sellers.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/n32dYNAPlc
Trade With Trend - Raunak A (@ST_PYI)

Covers technicals analysis in-depth and analyzes charts with simple dow theory and volumes.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/fJOytEC252
Tastytrade (@tastytrade)

Finds you actionable trade ideas after analyzing the past data.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/ibcB6WhbXh
Optionables (@optionables)

This team shares their daily trades based on data and explains them post-market.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/bQ8EUG0lmE
NiftyBN - Nifty BN Channel (@BandiShreyas)

A Low-risk consistent intraday trader Shreyas Bandi explains his entry, exits, and logics post-market.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/nW3X1xcCUV
Codevisers (@ViruPandey81)

Explains how we could have traded the markets today and covers analysis for the next trading day.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/UYdopEpgAP
V.P FINANCIALS

An Intraday Trader who mainly trades in futures and explains his live trades with logics based on technicals.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/1iStB2CZea
ThetaGainers (@ThetaGainers)

A very safe option seller who trades conservatively with hedging in his positional trades.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/hz2eUHwoLS https://t.co/hz2eUHwoLS
CapitalZone (@itjegan)

Covers secrets of his strategies, saving taxes and placing orders.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/8pUkeFvLEa
marketfeed by Sharique Samsudheen (@SharqSamsu)

Positional Option Seller who trades short strangles in very far otms.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/MOMFlp5UDB
Kiran Jadhav (@kiran_jadhav_)

Covers weekly technical analysis of all sectors with global markets. Finds the best breakout stocks to buy.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/YS5ARgy4lr
Ronak Unadkat (@Ronak_Unadkat)

Aggressive Trader who shares his trading plan for the next day and covers all scenarios.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/XTbUs8LyEA
Manu Bhatia (@bhatiamanu)

A high-profile systematic trader who trades with very good risk-reward on his side.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/ninlpwzdtn
Ashwani Gujral

Covers pre and post-market analysis along with good risk-reward trades.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/Tsw5M6l9Kf
Trading With Vivek

Analyses stocks to invest in for long term investors.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/Iz9M6xv7aA
CA Rachana Phadke Ranade (@rachana_ranade)

Covers the basics of stock market

Most popular video:
https://t.co/yQeWv8vTcs
Day Trader Telegu

Specifically for Telugu viewers.

Most popular video:
https://t.co/qqSXsiHn2K
The last one I'd like to recommend is @niki_poojary and my channel which we plan on releasing in the next financial year.
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A THREAD:

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Here I'm listing the resources every beginner should go through to shorten their learning curve.

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1st Course - TASTYTRADE

This channel on YouTube is a goldmine for people wanting to learn about options both basics and advanced. By far the best and the most popular channel out there amongst option traders.

2nd Course - OPTION ALPHA

This channel is also pretty well known amongst option traders and they have laid out the path to generate consistent income trading options.

3rd Course - PROJECT OPTION

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Everything covered in this thread.
1. Management
2. How to initiate
3. When to exit straddles
4. Examples
5. Videos on Straddles

Share if you find this knowledgeable for the benefit of others.

1. Straddles explanation from the boss himself.
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I listened to @Ronak_Unadkat Sir's recent interview with @iarjuntandon on Groww so you don't have to.

He went from 4Lakh to 4,00,00,000 Rs. (4 Crore)

Let's learn how he 100x his capital

Takeaways from the interview: 🧵

Collaborated with @niki_poojary

1/ How did he begin his journey?

Started stock market journey in 2012. Went into full-time in 2021.

Colleagues used to invest in mutual funds and that's how he started in the stock markets.

Started to make 8-10% return per year initially.

2/ Initial Profits

After that he attended a seminar due to his friend where he understood that there's a term called Futures and Options as well.

He had 4 lakh rupees, so he started with that amount.

3/ Lost 60% of his capital

In the next 5 days, his capital grew to 5 lakh rupees followed by another increase of 1 lakh profit in the next 5 days.

In the coming 10 days post his profits, his capital reduced to 2 lakh from 6 lakh.

4/ Instrument traded?

Which instrument was he trading during that initial period?

He was trading full quantities in futures and options buying during that time, without any hedging.
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Want to become better at Positional Trading?

Read this thread...

12 Rules for Professional Positional Traders:

THREAD: 🧵

Collaborated with @niki_poojary

Rule 1:

"Trade with a stop loss of 2% on your capital for the week."

If you're losing more than 2%, chances are your reading of the market is wrong. The best would be to call it quits for that week.

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Rule 2:

" Don't trade in the first 10 mins of any day"

Every day, there is far too much noise in the first few minutes. Positional traders should avoid some time in order to avoid being butchered right away.

(2/N)

Rule 3:

" Wait for candle closings in your timeframe"

Beware of wicks. They are buyer/seller traps. Rather wait for a good candle to close above your support/resistance to open/close a trade.

(3/N)

Rule 4:

" Don't lose more than 10% of your capital in a big gap"

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