Fully agree.I work based on similar calculation
1. Generate some return from investing funds in liquid, nifteebees,stocks
2. Pledging it - use for option trading - even with 10 points per week can- get 28% p.a.
3. Once u do this consistently. Next step, how to improve returns.
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Subscribe to channel:
https://t.co/pzyd1ju3i9
1. Basics of Option Greeks
https://t.co/zCgZOYfh38
2. Basics of Open Interest [futures]
https://t.co/gBEA7rouxV
3. Option buying full
4. Data Analysis in Excel
https://t.co/yhWjhdbOMG
5. Understand Gamma Risk
https://t.co/DVhOBGPM19
6. Option buying setup - strike selection
https://t.co/mgQVYJu8te
7. Yogeeswar Pal live trading
https://t.co/mtIJU5VYUl
@jitendrajain @yogeeswarpal
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