There are more than 5,000 YouTube channel related to stock market learning.

These are Top 5 underrated YouTube channel that will definitely help you in trading and investment.

1st one is our favorite, and you shouldn't miss subscribing to it.

A Thread 🧵:

1/ KA Charts:

This channel belongs to our mentor @KA_charts who has helped us immensely in the stock market, haven't seen anyone yet who understands and read PRICE ACTION.

He handles a fund size of more than 300CR.
One of the best YouTube channel.

https://t.co/j7F07fNjGB
2/ Strategic Stocks:

This channel is highly underrated, this channel backtests all the popular strategies of all the top twitter traders for eg 5EMA of Subhashish Sir, Ghanshyam sir 9:20AM option strategy, every top free strategy out there is backtested.

https://t.co/s919IAOemx
3/ Power of Stocks - Subasish Pani

Do we even need to tell you guys anything about this man. We have all seen his journey from making 2000-4000 a day to now making 1 CR a day. Genuine skin in the game guy.

https://t.co/vMirsPwWnG
4/ TastyTrade:

Everything about Future and Option Trading is being shared by them. It can be a complete library for a trader who want to learn F&O trading. If you want to understand the vast of world of options look no further.

https://t.co/S1MQAa5qW9
5/ The Chartians:

Shamelessly plugging our channel here. We share market analysis daily of what markets can do, we have also shared some Swing Stock chart analysis. Soon we will be sharing chart analysis of stocks and many more.

https://t.co/KMmERav7jj
6/ Stock Engineers

Hard-working guy, trader friend of us, who is making useful and simple to understand content and simplifying Chart analysis for traders, his analysis has been chosen as editor's picks many times on Trading View India.

https://t.co/edUDkHpHhV
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Data says 81% of people trade these patterns incorrectly, and you might be one of them.

Read now or regret later:: A complete guide on Top 5 chart patterns in this thread 🧵:

1/ Rounding Bottom:

Rounding Bottom or U Pattern or Saucer all are one and the same with different names and it is a bullish


2/ Cup and Handle:

A bullish technical pattern that is very popular in Technical


3/ Ascending Triangle:

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4/ Head and Shoulder Pattern:

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