#Journey : 3 Years ago I quit my well-paying job at MNC and jumped into Full-Time Trading. I going to put out everything that may help you to shorten your learning curve.

Please share your love by liking and retweeting if you find it useful to you and your followers.

I have been called Influencer. I m happy if I have been influencing in the right direction.

I have been called the trainer and am happy with that as well as not many get a chance to teach their experience.

I am putting down all the efforts I have put in these 3 years
1) Money control Article: https://t.co/Xsm1dQQvdJ
How Vishal Mehta undertook a journey from discretionary to system trading for consistent gains
@moneycontrolcom
2) F2F : https://t.co/X3z8R8VOnp
Directional Option Selling (Which has more than 11 lac View) It's a good webinar who wants to start their systematic trading journey
@elearnmarkets @vivbajaj
3) Fyers 30 Day Winning challenge 6 months in a raw:
https://t.co/wk8hKBCMPw

This is awarded when you are profitable for straight 6 months consecutively. This will help to understand the thought process.

@fyers1 @tejaskhoday
4) How to Trade Options on Expiry Day? :
https://t.co/53sg0o70lj

Of the strategies, we use for trading our own money.
@espressoinvest
5) Smart Straddle Strategy (SSS): This is an interesting concept to add diversification to your existing strategies
https://t.co/KeSs9VCtAA

@SAMCO_India
6) How to use MACD: How I used MACD to figure out our major tops and bottoms.
https://t.co/IQ37MQg2Mv

@fisdomApp
7) Intraday Mean Reversion Stocks Strategy
https://t.co/07UUwl5uQm

This is very powerful intraday short only strategy in stocks
@TechArque
8) How to do Swing Trading in Nifty/BNF :
https://t.co/1ElG1UjyUx

Watch it if you are interested in knowing about swing trading
@AlgoJi_com
9) Technical Analysis Course from Begining to Advance :
https://t.co/jb9p1umgyi

@TRUSTLINE_SEC
10) Masterclass with Vishal Mehta on Technical Analysis
https://t.co/iqW6wcDz1m

@5paisa
11) Journey of systematic trader :
https://t.co/4j69tMXEpC

@LearnappHQ
12) THE INVESTMENT BLUEPRINT Podcast by RAIN Technologies
https://t.co/ELByhJXbdR

@techno_rain @Raghu_RAIN
Talking stocks technically and fundamentally : StockRoom Sunday
https://t.co/qfKC4DY93o

@StocktwitsIndia
Learning Technical, strategies, and psychology on
https://t.co/KZb3lUXoDe

Check out https://t.co/1FwvRZQ1Ew
Good strategies, specially check out OTS
https://t.co/JzAtLzYQRm

@elearnmarkets
16) Awesome series of building knowledge about systematic trading with my buddy @kirubaakaran

https://t.co/I8G3sNhWfl

@SquareoffIn

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