I gathered FREE tools for Traders.

Save ₹10,000 per month and 10+ hours each week.

Here's what they are:

Collaborated with @niki_poojary

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1/ @screener_in

Stock analysis and screening tool for investors in India.

For Fundamental analysis, this is the #1 tool.

https://t.co/8EHOpkUTPI
2/ @i4option

Closest tool to Opstra.

Let's you mock trade for free to get a feel for the real markets.

All features like market breadth, options and futures data etc is available.

https://t.co/vdVtI0OINJ
3/ @tradingtick

Makes options trading easy with lots of options analysis tools.

Options data with Open Interest, FII Data, Trending OIs, heatmat etc.

Can get free Straddle charts here too.

https://t.co/SA205d9XY7
4/ OptionX

Automate your option trading strategy without any coding.

Simply copy/paste their existing strategy from Stockmock and execute it with optionx platform

https://t.co/ehEDhKvDft
5/ @Trendlyne

They simplify investing.

Platform for stock market analysis, research reports, stock alerts, visualization tools, and trending business news.

https://t.co/9khv4oGOfs
6/ @neostox

A Super Smart Trading Platform.

Allows you to do Live Stocks trading with Virtual Money.

https://t.co/EhS3e8ygnT
7/ Youtube

Youtube is the best resource after twitter for traders.

Some channels have to potential to change your trading for the better.

In our case, it was mainly Power of Stocks by Subhasish Pani's channel.
TLDR version (Too long didn't read)

1. @screener_in
2. @i4option
3. @tradingtick
4. OptionX
5. @Trendlyne
6. @neostox
7. Youtube

The 7 tools in the thread.
If you enjoyed this thread here's Part 1 for you:
https://t.co/l7vakmDdLB

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Curated tweets of @sourabhsiso19

Found awesome content: ⏬
1. Moneycontrol
2. Bank nifty Strangles/Straddles
3. Learnings
4. Expiry Trading
5. Directional trading
6. Long Term Investing
7. Pivot system
8. DHS pattern
9. Multiple trade management threads/ways.

Moneycontrol article on @sourabhsiso19


What Sourabh does and how to trade like him?


Why trade multiple systems? ⏬
1. Keeps drawdown at minimum.
2. Strong money management can be applied.
3. Better psychology.


Thread on how options allow you to change your positions in a dynamic manner.
Google Chrome has over 137,000 extensions.

But 95% of Traders are unaware of the best extensions for trading.

10 Google Chrome Extensions that will accelerate your trading ( all free ): 🧵

Collaborated with @niki_poojary

1. Pulse by Zerodha

Latest financial and market news from all major Indian news sources are aggregated in one place.

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https://t.co/jQ5Lu1P1r3


2. Full Width Zerodha Kite Trading Platform

This extension will make your Zerodha kite trading app full-width for large-screen desktops and laptops.

Also adding some tweaks will help you stay more focused on trading.

🔗 https://t.co/HSmVxLxPNv


3. Zerodha Scrip Plus

Zerodha fullscreen trading with brokerage calculator and analysis options

- Brokerage Calculator
- Full screen trading
- Marketwatch and Holdings scrips analysis

🔗 https://t.co/ZOmAcvamRh


4. Jarvis - Zerodha Trading helper

Jarvis helps in managing your risk by giving you a consistency of pre-determined stop loss % and risk per trade.

Once you set these values in the plugin then it automatically sets the quantity of the trade.

🔗 https://t.co/qn2MvDkCdR

More from Thread

This is a result of credit fueled big ticket purchases of which buying a home is a big component. No amount of saving will cover the housing EMIs payable over one year. To this, add EMIs of 1 or 2 cars, and you've monthly EMIs running into 1 Lakh+. Now, add monthly house-hold +


+ expense, school fee and other sundry expenses and suddenly, you'll find a family unable to sustain itself w/o cash-flow for even 3-4 months. And most important of them all -
HAVING ASSETS IS NOT SAME AS HAVING CASH.
+

+ From personal experience, I think this is what you need to do:
- Maintain between Rs 1-2 Lakhs in emergency cash at all times.
- Use your Credit Cards wisely. They can be good source of large credit in an emergency.
- Work out your monthly house-hold expenses and EMIs
+

- Build a cash-reserve to cover your household expenses for a 6-month or 1-year period.
- Consider food, electricity, mobile/internet, your kids school fee, fuel, rent etc.
- Then work out your EMI obligations and see what level of reserves you can create for them.
- Maintain+

+ this back-up fund in cash/near cash assets.
- So, that you can utilize them as per requirement and are not subject to market forces.

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