One piece of advice to all budding traders. Read the classic books/texts on the subject rather than looking for instant gyan from self proclaimed experts on social media. Majority do not have conceptual clarity on the basics. Make the effort of reading books , it's worthwhile
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For technical analysis , "Technical analysis of stock trends " is the first primer of our subject. Unless one reads this thoroughly , whatever one does later regarding indicators etc will always have a conceptual problem
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I have recccod books many times , here they go again :
For technical analysis , these two are must :
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For options :
Hull and Basu :options, fut and other derivatives
Guy Cohen : Options Bible
Sheldon Natenberg : options volatility and pricing
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Pit Bull : lessons from wall street's champion day trader ( more than any book on trading psychology, this one helped me immensely in daytrading )
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I have seen few telegram channels sharing lot of eBooks. Once we start collecting eBooks, we will only create a library and become a librarian but will never read anything.. Just pick a book which suits your style and Complete 1 book before downloading or buying the next..
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Sir, I think of myself as a novice trader, I use option chain analysis and price action all self learnt from YouTube or Udemy. I am having a hard time to find a "structured" learning route to take. One day I am making notes of price action, other day Futures data... It's a ruckus
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Well said, sir. Social media is the culprit. If not for it, there would be lots more indulging in reading. Only those who do it with sincerity, know the pleasures and benefits of reading. Everyone can benefit from reading provided they choose the right ones.
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