I'm 31 years old.

10 years ago when I was 21, I had less than $1,000 in my bank.

If you told me I would cross my first $1 mil at age 29, I wouldn't believe you.

But it's not all about $$.

Here's the top lessons I've learnt about habits, happiness, life and death:

1. Wake up early

I learnt this 4 years ago after listening to Jocko Willink.

I’m not a morning person. Until now I'm still not.

But I force myself to rise early most days.

Knowing you’ve accomplished more than others by the morning is a good feeling.

It sets you up right.

2. Lift weights

Everyone in a competitive field should engage in some form of intense physical activity.

For me I lift weights 5-6x a week. But it could be any sport.

It teaches you valuable lessons like:

- showing up consistently
- putting in the reps
- pushing past boredom

3. Have dreams

I recall watching Tony Robbins when I was 16 years old, and that left an impression on me.

Seeing him speak and inspire others from stage, that’s what I wanted to do.

It gave my life a new purpose beyond video games...

I told all my friends about it.

Anyone who would listen, I publicly declared it.

Probably annoyed many of them.

Looking back, I'm blessed to have found what I wanted to do at an early age.

It gave me clarity in choosing my career, and where I chose to invest my time.

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Today we will discuss the shroud of Turin and how NASA is one of the most corrupt organizations on earth. This is my most important thread to date, and it will be long

My journey to Christianity from hardcore atheist materialism began in one innocuous moment 4 years ago. I was walking to the bars with an American friend of mine when he casually said “dude, I’m in this class right, and the professor told us that the shroud of Turin is real."

It was a weird sensation. For a split second I experienced this inexplicable fear, could the Jesus stuff possibly be real? I quickly brushed it off but remained curious. 4 years later that professor he told me about is one of my closest friends.

To cut to the chase, the guy is the smartest man I’ve ever met. Ex priest, PHD in Classical Philology and something like 7 other degrees. Speaks like 8 languages. Basically, he studied under one of the heads of STURP.

STURP, or the Shroud of Turin Research Project, was a team of scientists who studied the Shroud in the 70s and 80s. Their findings were astounding and yet largely ignored. The final report concluded:

A simple Trading system with 2 #movingaverages 13 & 21Sma

What signal it gave today ?

"Sell triggered @ 17365 When 1st 15 min. candle
closed below 13 & 21Sma"

And, then #Nifty fell to 17267, almost 💯points
"Part Book"

My experiences in trading through various international locha events, high VIX and various events.
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I follow the news, but never think of myself smart enough to predict what is finally going to happen. I am not a geopolitical expert, smarter brains than me are analyzing and acting on the news

Their actions are reflected on price, volume, OI. Following the data keeps me at par with the latest news

Be ready to cut your existing positions ruthlessly when data changes, be ready to absorb the loss and get out of the position. Never hold onto with hope.
Never works

Reduce trading volumes. Higher the volatility, lower the trade size.
Use lower volumes and bigger stops to counter the volatility

Evil eye 🧿 or nazar dosh - weak moon and strong 6H/8H placements along with badhak connection can make one more susceptible to this. One can take a lemon 🍋 and move it 11 times anti-clockwise over the head. Then burn it . Do it on Tuesday or Saturday.
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#Evil

12 Github Repos that will make you a better Javascript Developer. 💯

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Yesterday Subasish Sir from Power of Stocks made his first 1.5cr on Intraday

So let's have a look what we can learn from his today's profit:

• He generally build positions at previous swing break or after seeing a reversal candle after some retracement

• He generally creates his positions at 1st half of market
After that he just do adjustments and other things to his existing positions
• He trail his positions at previous swing high/low level

• He watch 5 min time frame to find reversals (W or M pattern) at Support/Resistance

• He generally short ITM options with hedge at 2000 far strike for margin benefit
• He leaves CE short options alone for overnight only if it decays over 20-30% after his entry

• But he never leaves PE short options alone (except where it become deep OTM) cause market generally gap up by small % but it can gap down by huge % due to any economic fear
• He always keep hedges(CE/Future short)to protect down side risk while he leave PE short for overnight

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Continuing the #thread series on the Vedic Devtas of each of the 27 Nakshatras 🕉️🔥

The 7th Nakshatra in zodiac is Punarvasu Nakshatra, spanning 20 deg Gemini/Mithun - 3.20 deg Cancer/Karka Rashi. Its ruling deity is Aditi.

#Jyotish #Vedas #Hinduism #Upanishads #Puranas

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In Nirukta 4.22, Yaskacharya has denoted Aditi as unimpaired, free of defects, and mother of Devas.

Atharvaveda 8.9.21 also terms Aditi as mother of 8 children.

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Who are these 8 children? Taittiriya Brahmana 1.1.9.1-3 specifies the 8 children of Aditi:- Dhata, Aryama, Mitra, Varuna, Ansh, Bhaga, Indra, and Vivasvan.

Usually, it's regarded that children of Aditi are called Adityas. Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 3.9.5 mentions number of...

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..Adityas as 12, being the 12 months of a year. Vishnu Purana 2.10 (Book 2, Chap.10) provides names of the 12 Adityas:- Dhata, Aryaman, Mitra, Varun, Indra, Vivasvat, Pushan, Parjanya, Ansh, Bhaga, Tvashtr & Vishnu.

So, between these two lists, it's noticed that Aditya..

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..disappears among the list of 12; and Pushan, Parjanya, Tvashtr, and Vishnu get added into the list. A/c to above verse of Brihadaranyaka Upanishad 3.9.5, these 12 Adityas are said to take all this with them (Sanskrit root 'ada' = eating)

15 of the most powerful and timeless insights from @Naval Ravikant

Naval risked his reputation and fortune to bring life lessons to us all. And he's impacted the life of millions around the world.

Enjoy this thread 🙏

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1. “I, and I alone, am responsible for everything I think and feel."

@naval

2. “Pain is a fact.

Suffering is a choice."

@naval

3. “No one can compete with you on being you.

Most of life is a search for who and what needs you the most."

@naval

4. “The more seriously you take yourself, the unhappier you’re going to be."

@naval

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The harmonics pattern is now active below Point B~ 1782.80
Follow through might be seen towards Point D.

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Scathing comments on Crypto from Mr Rabi Shankar - Deputy Governor, RBI.

1) On crypto being treated as a currency:
"Currency always has an issuer, usually a trusted entity like the sovereign. Even when gold is used as a currency, the gold coins had to be issued by a sovereign.

Secondly, historically, a currency has always been either a commodity with intrinsic value or a debt instrument. Cryptocurrencies do not conform
to this understanding as they do not have an issuer, they are not an instrument of debt/commodities nor do have any intrinsic value.

Currency needs trust, not everything that can be trusted is a currency. So even if technology (as
in a blockchain) provides the trust for cryptocurrencies, they can at best perform the role of a currency within the private and closed environment of that cryptocurrency.

They do not, and should not, automatically become a currency for the larger society "

2) On crypto being treated as a financial asset : "This is also problematic because all financial assets have underlying cash flows and need to be some person’s liability.

The best traders have a trading plan.

But 98.8% of the new traders, don't know how to make one.

I analyzed @niki_poojary's account, to learn how we can create a plan on our own.

Here's the simple 8-step process:🧵

Step 1: Multi-time frame analysis

This is done to:
- Find the structure (HH-HL means bullish, LH-LL means bearish)
- Align trades with the trend on the longer timeframe
- Find important Support/Resistance levels
- Trendlines

She does this to find the direction and levels.

Step 2: Identify Patterns

There are two kinds of patterns:
1. Patterns on the chart. (Eg, symmetrical)
2. Candlestick patterns. (Eg, Bearish Engulfing)

She keeps a track of all these patterns and updates them on @niki_poojary daily.

Trades all these patterns without fail.

Step 3: Option Chain analysis

In isolation, OI data won't work. It depends on the way you analyze it.

If you have a bullish view look for high Change in OI added on the put side. Vice versa for a bearish view.

This is just a confirming tool for the view that you've taken.

Simply knowing the direction doesn't mean that you'll make money.

After these, we need to figure out which options we will sell by managing our risk.

This depends on:
1. Individual's Risk-taking capacity
2. Conviction
3. Desired Return
4. A lot of practice

How to set Small Stop loss ??

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1️⃣ If we trade on Monthly chart - stop loss set on weekly lower low

2️⃣ If we trade on Weekly chart than SL on Daily LL

3️⃣ Daily chart - Hourly LL

4️⃣ Hourly chart - 15 minutes LL

5️⃣ 15 minutes chart - 5 minutes LL

How to Draw
Support , Resistance and Trendlines ?
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What is Support and Resistance ?

⏫Support is an area for price , where it halts due to demand of the stock at that price .

⏬Resistance is an area for price ,where it halts due to Supply of the stock at that price .
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How to Draw S/R ?

You can use Any time frame for Drawing S/R and it works on all time frames .

Whenever the Price Reverses from an area for more than 2 times that area can be called as S/R .

You can use Line Tool Or Rectangle tool to plot this on charts .

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Types of Support Resistance
1. Horizontal
2. Moving Averages
3. Trendline
4. Psychological Numbers (100 , 200 etc)

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Reversal of Polarity .

Whenever Resistance Breaks , it tends to act as support and Whenever support breaks it tends to act as resistance

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Indian Energy Exchange(IEX) Analysis!

A thread below 🧵👇🏻
#investing #stocks #IEX

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About -

• IEX is India’s premier energy marketplace, providing a nationwide automated trading platform for the physical delivery of electricity, renewables, & certificates.

• IEX has expanded its reach beyond India to create an integrated South Asian Power Market

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• IEX has a robust ecosystem of 6,800+ participants located across 29 States & 5 UT comprising of 55+ distribution utilities & 500+ conventional generators.

• It has a strong base of 4400+ commercial & industrial consumers from metal, textile, housing , cement etc

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• What is IEX?

The electricity company selling the electricity you are consuming has bought it off the electronic platform run by IEX, the pioneer platform for trading of electricity products.

It has a 90+% share of electricity trading in the country.

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Understanding the relationship between renewable energy & IEX business:

Generation of renewable energy is dependent on nature, which is uncertain. Therefore, it’s producers would prefer to sell in the open market with shorter duration contracts like those traded on IEX.

10 Important Life’s Lessons You MUST Learn
before You're 30

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1. Putting yourself first isn't selfish.

You have to put yourself first to achieve anything significant in life.

This does not mean betraying people or taking advantage of others.

It simply means doing what is a priority for you before you commit to other people.

2. Be conscious of the people you spend time with:

Your association determines your acceleration.

Remember this saying by Jim Rohn,

“You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.”

3. Get rid of Bad Habits:

In your 20s, you’re under a great temptation to try things.

Whether it's a poor sleep cycle that you've acquired over the years or it's your excessive smoking tendency

You need to get rid of bad habits now or they’ll destroy you in the nearest future.

4. Don’t take anything for granted

We often don’t appreciate what we have until it’s gone:

- your health
- your family
- opportunity and friends

Nothing in your life is guaranteed to be there
tomorrow.