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Hello Everyone. Thank you for the lovely wishes. Just thought to create a master thread of my timeline, so that all the past tweets can be organized better. Just an effort to have everything at one place. There is much more to this, will keep adding in time to come.

 1. My initial part of the trading journey was covered by MoneyControl, and had it not been the conviction of Shishir Sir, a very dear friend and brother now, it would've never been published. So Thank You @asthanashishir Sir for the push 🙏🙏

https://t.co/C7SAyKBJZS
2. Over the period of time, have written few threads in my own understanding on varied topics, and hopefully it will be a worthy read for you. Tried to collate and put it in one place. Will keep adding too the list as and when I put more.
3.
1/IV: The Power of Implied Volatility
https://t.co/1Q22GuDdN8

2/Options Guidelines
https://t.co/cPnTQ3a8VB

3/Gamma Write-Up
https://t.co/hbyawLhcyH

4/Probability of Trading Success
https://t.co/mCPattu08E

5/Basic Checklist while going Long Options
https://t.co/EY8cAPSRNH
4.
6/Strategy based on MACD
https://t.co/jEHUznnHMn

7/Strategy based upon Weekly & Daily Stochastic
https://t.co/Lykx4n0jaP

8/Strategy based upon BB + RSI
https://t.co/RqYQngPWgA

9/ATR + STOCHA Strategy (which was also covered in MC article)
https://t.co/3GYpvBZR4c
5.
10/A thread on not to be trapped by Random calls
https://t.co/qNMpRJdW16

11/Observations
https://t.co/hN0U49EHH3

12/Bank Nifty Scalping done for Spider Software
https://t.co/mCPattu08E

Posted on YouTube
https://t.co/1mdnuRnEg0

Thread on Scalping
https://t.co/uKTVRQBMRI
7.
Noted down few of my flaws and shortcomings
https://t.co/10eN3I4ypU

Talk of major Losses
https://t.co/fuOcapWTF5
8. Seminars
Have done 3 of them and take lot of pride in them. Post that have done few seminars as well. Never knew I'll be training 700+ people as of now, but feels good all of them have positive to say and the sessions have been hugely positive for them.
9.
Delhi:
https://t.co/ytXltsROe2

Bangalore:
https://t.co/v08QTSbcvE

Hyderabad:
https://t.co/f74KbPdD5j

Hopefully I would be able to do more Offline sessions in coming time.
10. Events / Seminars

Have been to TradersCarnival events for last two years, and thoroughly enjoyed them as you would meet traders across the country and its a joy to speak to them and share your experiences.
11.
Thanks @Traderscarnival for the opportunities
https://t.co/wTk7qUfxSR
https://t.co/QW1oTJ3nqG
https://t.co/E9YCxGrqk2
12. NMIMS
Gave a couple of hour session to NM's MBA students on Options Greeks. Had a great time interacting with the Dean and faculty members.
https://t.co/YjTa0smyJA
13.
Did a session with QuantsApp on Gamma scalping on their Quant Sapp Option Expert Series. Thank You @Tinagadodia for the opportunity
https://t.co/GNM2SraLE7
14.
Was a panelist at AlgoConvention last year on Discretionary v/s Systematic Trading. Thank You @technovestor and @SOVITCMT
https://t.co/MhViV0fDmy

Did a session with finbridge, and highlight of the session was to share the screen with Mr. Sukhani :)
15. Last but not the least as of now, did a session with CMT it was an honor to share my learning and experience.
16.
2021, has been a landmark year for me in terms of turnaround, never ever had thought of coming on @CNBC_Awaaz , but approached @shail_bhatnagar Sir if I can be featured on the Khiladi Nu 1 show, he gave me a chance to which started of on a very bad note, lost the weekly game
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for the first four days and was surprised to see me as a winner on the 5th day and just sure couldn't have been possible without Jagannath prahu's blessing. And somehow managed win the Monthly competition as well.
https://t.co/kCznYgrq5z
https://t.co/bXI5aLKwlS
18. And never knew I could be forayed into morning and afternoon shows, and am glad am being able to do okay and and haven't let down @shail_bhatnagar Sir and his team. And will keep doing my best with best of effort.
19.
And its been 6 months that I've been appearing on the shows, and from the DMs and feedbacks, just know that the honesty is paying off. Some of the great calls over the period of time.

https://t.co/0rDMIsLoth
https://t.co/ziYNd4tgjL
https://t.co/06QVYrgmOh
20.
https://t.co/NPa0IaHzSi
https://t.co/uKCZYLS6we
https://t.co/mtTgwYEbcK
https://t.co/mDmntt6uRL
https://t.co/StnQx52xBk
https://t.co/fImrWjZeSQ
https://t.co/eaEhgYS601
https://t.co/OxUIkbDuAD
https://t.co/zjZmYzZ5g4
21.
Have been putting the Trading / Life quotes which I have found lot of inspirations from, will keep updating these as well.

https://t.co/5zKqUrC4IN

I'll keep updating this thread from time to time, if anything significant happening. Hope it was worth the effort. Cheers.

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