Trading is the act of buying and selling financial instruments like stocks to make profits from price movements over a short or medium period.Traders aim to buy at a lower price and sell at a higher price (or vice versa) by analyzing market trends, price action, and risk.

To get started with trading, first learn the basics of how the stock market works. Choose one trading style (intraday, swing, or positional) and open a trading & demat account with a registered broker. Start with paper trading or small capital, follow one simple strategy, and always use a stop loss. Focus on risk management, control your emotions, and review every trade to improve.

You can stay updated on market news and trends by following reliable sources daily and building a simple routine: • Track market news through financial websites and apps • Follow index movement, sectors, and top gainers/losers • Use charts to observe trends and volume • Watch economic events, results, and global markets • Maintain a daily market review habit Consistent observation of news + charts helps you understand market direction and momentum better.

Here are the main types of trading, explained simply: 1. Intraday Trading Buying and selling stocks on the same day to profit from short-term price movements. 2. Scalping Very short-term trades that capture small, quick price moves within minutes. 3. Swing Trading Holding trades for a few days to weeks to benefit from short-term trends. 4. Positional Trading Holding trades for weeks or months based on bigger market trends. 5. Delivery / Investing Buying stocks for long-term growth and holding them for years. Each type suits different time availability, risk level, and mindset.

It requires discipline, patience, emotional control, and continuous learning. People who expect quick money, cannot manage risk, or struggle with stress may find trading difficult. Trading suits those who are willing to learn properly, follow rules, accept losses, and stay consistent.

Fundamental analysis is the method of evaluating a stock by analyzing a company’s financial health, business performance, and economic factors to find its true value. It involves studying: • Company financials (revenue, profit, balance sheet) • Business model & management • Industry and sector growth • Economic and market conditions Fundamental analysis helps investors decide which stocks to buy for long-term investment and whether a stock is undervalued or overvalued.

Trading involves several risks that every trader should understand: • Market risk – Prices can move suddenly due to news or events • Loss of capital – Poor decisions or no stop loss can lead to losses • Emotional risk – Fear, greed, and overconfidence affect decisions • Over-trading risk – Too many trades reduce discipline and capital • Leverage risk – Using high leverage can increase losses quickly Proper risk management, discipline, and continuous learning help reduce these risks.

I am not SEBI registered. My insights are based on over 10 years of practical experience in the Indian stock market and are for educational purposes only.

Trading is profitable for me, but teaching comes from a different motivation. After more than 10 years of practical experience in the Indian stock market, I’ve learned that knowledge grows when it’s shared. Teaching allows me to help others avoid common mistakes, shorten their learning curve, and approach the market with discipline and risk management. I continue trading while teaching—education is about impact and contribution, not a replacement for trading.

I teach practical aspects of the Indian stock market, including market structure, price action, technical analysis, risk management, trading psychology, and disciplined trading strategies based on real-world experience. My focus is on helping learners understand how markets work and how to approach trading responsibly. All training is strictly for educational purposes.

The training is a 4-day classroom program conducted on Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, consisting of 2 days of theory sessions and 2 days of live workshop training.

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Once payment is made, it is non-refundable under any circumstances. After attending the classes, the fee will not be refunded. If a participant is unable to attend any session, they may join the remaining sessions in the next available batch. Alternatively, if classes are not attended as scheduled, the participant may reschedule to a future batch, subject to availability.