What you need finally?
Money and execution power to play.
Rest SL and theta decay will take care.
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My trading is very simple. Selling option based on support and resistance. Time frame: Daily and 75 min.
Keep distance of 1-2% from S & R so one has chance to exit or adjust if trade goes against.
And last one my tgt is 4% pm. Above it bonus.
Dear Nitesh can you share some idea how you makes successful trade. Please I am in a big loss since I started my journey of stock market in 2017. Then I took 15 lac loan and everything is vanished. Now I am in so much struggle to pay the EMI
— Ganesh (@Eshan70302504) May 30, 2021
I already shared in my old tweets and I don’t want to repeat same.
Read my old learning tweets in this PDF collection.
Mitesh Bhai's tweets comprises of the live case studies. Study & apply them in your trading system.
— (DJ)itrade capital solution Private Limited. (@ITRADE191) June 25, 2021
Thanks to those who have made the pdfs of Mitesh Bhai's tweets, have merged it in this single pdf.\U0001f607\U0001f60e\U0001f607https://t.co/RLGACDY6sj
You can withdraw fund in form of salary and dividend only. Double taxation if withdraw after completion of financial year.
Partnership firm : 35% tax
Funds u can withdraw anytime. No double taxation even after completion of financial year.
Discussed with CA.
1. Make a Pvt Ltd Company.
— Aditya Todmal (@AdityaTodmal) March 1, 2022
Form a company with family members and trade under it. The family members should be directors of the company. Will explain why later.
Why form a company?
You will only need to pay 25% flat tax. Individuals have to pay 30% tax above 10 lakh profits.
If any CA has more information they can update here.
I am moving ( principal capital) to partnership firm to avoid double taxation.
Only drawback is you have to pay more 10% tax but funds will remain on your name only and no double taxation in future. You can buy properties etc on your name.
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