Golden Rules

  Never borrow and invest/trade in Share Market

  Do not over trade

  Before entering trade always calculate risk involved

  Maximize Your Profits, Not the Number of Trades.

  Make good decisions and winning will take care of itself.

  Be Patient Enough to Wait for Good Trades.

  Consider your account size for appropriate trading.

  Cut Losses Early, Protect Profits with Trailing Stops.

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Narayani Day Trading System

Based on our experience : At least 90% of traders lose all their money in share market. This means that they have no idea what the heck they are doing! They just jump into the market blindly with only hopes and dreams and rely on the flip of a coin to determine their success. 90% of traders are uneducated and lack the basic knowledge of how the Share Market really works. They rely solely on luck without LEARNING ANY OF THE BASICS AT ALL! And reliable sources suggest that up to 10% of these under- informed traders end up losing their entire trading account!

So do we assume that most losing traders are just ignorant? Of course not. Most losing traders are quite intelligent. In fact, most people who inquire about trading have above average IQ's. So why do they FAIL...? They simply lack the discipline required to learn about how the Share Market actually works. They are initially overconfident and consider their quick 5 minute market analysis to be 100% correct. More often than not they are 100% WRONG!

Here are Ten Roadblocks to Trading often faced by Day traders:

1. You have signed up for two or three "advisors" but none work as advertised.

2. You have purchased several books on technical analysis, but they are complicated and difficult to use in a fast-moving, volatile market.

3. You have watched so many different signals and studied so many indicators, you switch without a strategy from one approach to another. You are totally confused about when to buy and sell.

4. When you get behind, you force yourself to take bad trades in order to "catch up" or "get even". It's becoming more like gambling than disciplined trading.

5. You are paying big monthly fees for calls and signals, but you still cannot achieve consistent trading.

6. You are trading alone and wish you had some help and advice -- or just a little feedback from experienced traders.

7. Because you are discouraged, you begin to be suspicious that many suppliers are dishonest or just don't care about offering poor quality support.

8. Because you continue to lose money, trading is beginning to make you discouraged and stressed in other parts of your life.

9. Your losses are mounting quickly, into the thousands or perhaps lacs of Rupees

10. You are about to give up, because your account balance is low and you feel you have wasted all this time and money on useless research and unpleasant days of having the market move against you.