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Most Popular on 21st of January, 2022
1. Moving Averages Ultimate Guide
2. All About ADX
3. Super Performance Using RELATIVE STRENGTH
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Moving Average
The Ultimate Guide to moving averages !
— JayneshKasliwal (@JayneshKasliwal) November 30, 2021
A mega thread to understand the Use of 21 , 50 and 200 ema.
4 Effective uses of Exponential Moving Averages !
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All about
A Thread on indicator : ADX
— JayneshKasliwal (@JayneshKasliwal) January 1, 2022
Average Directional Index a Quick Guide
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Super Performance Using RELATIVE STRENGTH
A Mega Thread on RELATIVE STRENGTH
— JayneshKasliwal (@JayneshKasliwal) January 10, 2022
A method to improve
Stock Selection and Conviction in trades
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Firstly, I'm not here for money nor I will provide you turn-key solution, you will have to put the effort and code on your own, I can help/guide you whenever needed.
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Secondly, you need to arrange for reliable data (or if you can get it for free from your contacts).
Regarding my credentials, I'm no expert in coding. I consider myself a amateur, I just know how to get my work done and I believe if I can code (python) then anyone can code.
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There are many queries about how/where to start, I'm jotting down what I did, you can consider it the starting point.
for Python, go through the basic tutorial at https://t.co/vjrzcW0xAL
Try to absorb as much as possible for 1-2 weeks.
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Once you are familiar with basic python structure and syntax, start going through the most important Python library for time series data analysis i.e. PANDAS
I referred lot of resource but I will recommend https://t.co/dMRPQ5G2qJ
Again, try to absorb and practice.
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Another major learning source for me was "Corey Schafer" video, refer his channel at https://t.co/DzT6WMQiDQ
I just love watching his videos.
While coding if you know how to break a problem in small parts and focus on the immediate next part, you can solve any problem.
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Most Popular on 20th of January, 2022
But out them 5 are incredible 👍
Which are also summary of his book.
Here are that five 5⃣ tweets 👇
https://t.co/vKMVxF137t
Ignore the naysayers. They will always be here and they will always be skeptical of your dreams and try to discourage you. Success is the best revenge. And now I'll hear the excuses for my 2021 USIC performance as well. LOL! pic.twitter.com/2hziplVEzf
— Mark Minervini (@markminervini) September 29, 2021
https://t.co/nGrDHlRkuA
Rules I built a 38-year career on...
— Mark Minervini (@markminervini) December 23, 2021
1. always use a stop loss
2. define your stop before you enter
3. never risk more than you expect to gain
4. nail down decent profits
5. never let a good size gain turn into a loss
6. never average down
7. never get bold when running cold
https://t.co/8DtxnJf0Bo
If you want to make great returns consistently and do it w/ minimal drawdown, you must get off the idea of being right or wrong and instead learn how to lose much less when you're wrong than you make when you're right. I'm wrong just as much as I'm right. That's why I use stops.
— Mark Minervini (@markminervini) July 20, 2021
https://t.co/ROihOUjesI
I dedicated 37 years to learning and perfecting the craft of stock trading. If there was a way around risk management, I probably would have found it. PhDs, Nobel prize winners and geniuses haven't been able to do it. Your losses must be managed smaller than your gains.. period.
— Mark Minervini (@markminervini) July 5, 2021
Here are some that the tech giants recommended adding to your reading list this year. 👇
https://t.co/rhjcI1z3JC

Some of Bezos' favorite books were instrumental to the creation of products and services like the Kindle and Amazon Web Services.
One of those is Walmart founder Sam Walton’s autobiography in which he recalls his career.
https://t.co/rhjcI1z3JC

This Kazuo Ishiguro novel tells of an English butler in wartime England who begins to question his lifelong loyalty to his employer while on a vacation.
Bezos has said of the book, "Before reading it, I didn't think a perfect novel was possible."
https://t.co/rhjcI1z3JC

Bezos’ "favorite business book" draws on six years of research from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business that looks into what separates exceptional companies from their competitors.
https://t.co/rhjcI1z3JC

Elon Musk's must-reads include a number of sci-fi novels.
He read "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" as a teenager, even saying the spacecraft in it is his favorite spacecraft from science fiction.
https://t.co/rhjcI1z3JC

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Topic - Data Points to check as a Option seller
Mega Thread 🧵 of all the data points to check as a option seller shared by Mr. Kapil Dhama is complied
Retweet to reach wider -Learning should never stop
#StockMarketindia
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\U0001f50a Twitter Space with @kapildhama for the first time
— Learn to Trade (@learntotrade365) January 15, 2022
Topic - Data points to check as a option seller
Sunday ( 16/01/22 ) evening 06:00 p.m
Link - https://t.co/XMaoRfOWp4
Click on the link and set reminder #stockmarkets #trading #StockMarketindia pic.twitter.com/HRPEooa5H2
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-Make your own trading system
- First identify what suits you ?
Trend Following
Directional or Non-directional option selling
9:20straddle
Naked option buying/selling
-Never take more than 1% loss in intraday
-There is no specific trick in market only important is process
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-Chart & Data plays a important role ( Understand to combine to identify trades/direction )
-In all trades knowing exit point is very important
Simple target for Kapil sir in straddle is 100 points in a week on BNF & Loss exit point is 50 points after adjustment (R:R 1:2)
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- Simple target for Kapil sir in straddle is 50 points in a week on NF & Loss exit point is 25 points after adjustment (R:R 1:2)
Check data after 3:00 p.m Chart + Data ?
Check how is the closing ( Location of closing - Near Day high or Day low or mid of the day )
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Example:
-If market is near high ( Check in data whether Near ATM PE has more writing & in CE writing whether is less at higher strike price) - It is a Probability
Once Data is bullish along with the close he choose
Strangle- Rs.70 PE & Rs.40 CE or scroll down
Most Popular on 16th of January, 2022
I wanted to get some context for the wider work of a data scientist to help me appreciate the problem we are trying to address @zenml_io, so looked around for a juicy machine learning problem to work on as a longer project.
I was also encouraged by @jeremyphoward's advice to "build one project and make it great" (https://t.co/Doo88EUhkN). This approach seems like it has really paid off for those who've studied the @fastdotai course and I wanted to really go deep on something myself.
Following some previous success working with @adyantalamadhya and another mentor via @SharpestMindsAI on a previous project, I settled on computer vision and was lucky to find @ai_fast_track to mentor me through the work. (We meet a couple of times per week).
In the last 6 weeks, I've made what feels like good progress on the problem. This image offers an overview of the pieces I've been working on, to the point where the 'solution' to my original problem feels on the verge of being practically within reach.

Most Popular on 15th of January, 2022
And in 1982 he writes a 38 lesson manifesto titled
"How to create advertising that sells"
Here are the top 7 tips that you can use today:
We Make the Wrong Promise
A promise is not a random claim or stupid slogan.
It is a benefit for the consumer.
And the product delivers that benefit.
Awards are Dumb
"Pursuing creative awards seduces creative people from pursuing sales."
Translation:
If your job is to sell, focus 100% of your energy on selling the product.
Not selling yourself to voters to win an award.
"Nobody was ever bored into buying a product."
Give it some magic and charm.
The iPhone vs. Blackberry is a modern
Steve Jobs killed BlackBerry.
— Chris Hladczuk (@chrishlad) December 7, 2021
By creating a cult and inventing new rules
Here's the breakdown and why it matters\U0001f447
Hit the Headline
"On average, 5 times as many people read the headline vs. the body."
People are scared of writing clickbait titles.
But the truth is that clickbait exists only when you fail to keep your promise to the reader.
h/t @nicolascole77