#BANKNIFTY
Look how it took support of the upward sloping black trendline https://t.co/mhqkIzBkQN
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— Nikita Poojary (@niki_poojary) February 6, 2022
\U0001d403\U0001d41a\U0001d422\U0001d425\U0001d432 \U0001d413\U0001d405: 38855 is the BO level on daily TF which was taken out on Feb 2 & if BNF sustains above 39500 level in the coming week then we can see a fresh leg of upmove
Formation of rising wedge i.e. HH & HL pattern
S/R on daily mentioned pic.twitter.com/liaqfEezkW
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1. Define clear goals.
2. Action plan to achieve the goal.
3. Act on the action plan.
4. Eliminate self doubt due to failure.
5. You 'll get the same output if you use the same input.
Motivation is what gets you started, commitment is what gets you going.
6. WHY: is the driving force towards your goal.
• Commitment is the determination of a person to achieve the said goals, no matter the obstacles.
You don't trade the markets, you trade your beliefs about the markets!
7. Limiting beliefs are false beliefs that prevent us from pursuing our goals and desires.
To understand more about belief systems read the book Super Trader https://t.co/AQNE7uhu2K
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