Stock Market Basics

RSI is among the most popular technical indicators traders rely on today. Yet most traders lose money using it—usually after trusting it too quickly. That may feel surprising, especially if your past experience with RSI didn’t work. This frustration is exactly what makes RSI feel unreliable—even dangerous—for most traders. The problem is not the indicator … Read more

Understanding demand & supply turns impulsive trades into planned actions. Have you ever taken a breakout trade — felt confident — and then watched price reverse instantly and hit your stop-loss? Most traders look at indicators first. However, professional traders study imbalance before anything else. That perspective separates novice errors from professional accuracy. They focus … Read more

BSE and NSE are the first names you hear when you step into the Indian stock market. Yet most beginners don’t really know how they differ. Many assume they work the same way. Others think one is “better” without knowing why. Here’s the surprising part: You can trade the same stock on both exchanges. Yet … Read more

Trading feels hard for most people for one simple reason: they try to make profits before learning how to protect money. New to trading? Read this first. If you’re a complete beginner, don’t try to understand everything at once. Focus only on risk control, position size, and stop-loss sections first. Profits come later—survival comes first. … Read more

Trading on News sounds exciting. A big announcement hits the screen. Prices jump fast. You feel like money is moving right in front of you. But here’s the surprising truth: Most traders lose money not because the news was wrong, but because their reaction was. This single mistake explains why news trading feels so tempting—and … Read more

Revenge trading often begins with one small loss. What follows feels urgent, emotional, and strangely logical all at once. You want your money back. You want to feel right again. So you click faster than usual. One rushed decision can slowly erase months of steady progress. Most traders don’t fail because of bad strategies. They … Read more

Market Cycle movements decide when most people panic, chase, or freeze. Yet almost no one is taught how to use them calmly. Prices don’t move randomly. They move in emotional waves—fear, hope, greed, and relief. When you understand those waves, markets stop feeling chaotic and start feeling readable. You don’t need to predict the future. … Read more

For many beginners, opening your first demat account can feel intimidating. Because of this uncertainty, you might be wondering — “What if I make a mistake?” or “Is this really safe?” If you’ve never invested before, that hesitation is completely normal. In fact, almost every successful investor felt the same way at the start. Here’s … Read more

Market and Limit Order decisions shape many of the wins and losses you see in trading. Yet many people never learn how these two choices guide them toward calmer and smarter trades. You’re about to understand them in a way that feels clear, friendly, and useful — almost like having a calm coach next to … Read more

Trading failure often hits when you least expect it. One bad trade turns into two. Then fear steps in. Before you know it, your account feels stuck, and confidence drops fast. If this feels familiar, you’re not alone. Most traders don’t fail because they lack charts or indicators. They fail because small mistakes pile up … Read more