“Success is just not mere coincidence and luck all the time, it’s a combined
culmination of preparation, hard work, discipline and conviction to follow your
goals” – A.Banerjee
We have achieved near perfect results
with our Calls and our analysis of the markets in the past few months since we
started sharing them on the internet to a larger audience. Is it always the matter of just luck or
something more significant and deeper. Our advanced systems gave winning picks
in many counters much ahead of the big move this Friday, and in turn enabled
many traders to gain big time. Our signals using a complex combination of factors has for the first time given the power to traders like you and me to stay ahead
of the curve and analyze and get into moves before smart money does.
Were we always like this?
The answer is a clear NO, we have also
gone through the motions failures and that’s a part of trading just as in life.
But we have learned improved methods, imbibed a systematic approach and
increased our probability of winning. We have used our rich experience of both
winning and losing to design systems that put a method to the madness and at
the same time use our understanding to refine the decision making.
How do we work?
- We have used multiple criteria and to handpick a basket of stocks from the market across sectors considering various factors.
- Our analysts and systems are always screening for high probability trades in these underlying to generate signals
Systematic Disciplined way to Trading success |
There are two key broad aspects that makes a trader:
1. Is to understand the
markets, pick up and learn technical analysis, spend time with charts.
2. The second part is discipline and money management.
The second one contributes to more people failing. This is the
reason we need a disciplined approach to what we do. Let us all learn and grow together.
We at powertrade always welcome your thoughts and queries on technical
analysis.
We will leave it here with a single message to all our trader friends. Make your trading disciplined, risk appropriate amounts and strive to stick with a systematic approach to your decision making. Follow your rules not emotions. Also, through wins or losses enjoy the learning process.
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