Intraday Trading Full Course - FREE | L-01 - Trade With Purab
Published: 2024-09-19
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Published: 2024-09-19
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The speaker plans to release the entire intraday trading course within two weeks if the video reaches 10,000 likes.
"If this video gets 10,000 likes, then I will complete this entire course within two weeks."
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Definition of intraday trading as buying and selling within the same trading day.
"Buying and selling within a single day is called intraday trading."
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Intraday trading offers a 5x leverage, allowing traders to control five times the value of their capital.
"In this, you get shares at five times cheaper rates."
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Illustrates the concept of leverage in intraday trading, where ₹10 capital can be used to trade ₹50 worth of shares due to the 5x leverage.
"if you have ₹10000, how much amount of shares can you buy with ₹10000, if you have ₹100, don't get confused like this, if you have 10, then you can buy shares worth ₹50 only"
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The speaker promises to complete the entire intraday trading course within two weeks if the video reaches 10,000 likes.
"If this video gets 10,000 likes, then I will complete this entire course within two weeks."
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Analogy explaining intraday trading leverage: ₹100 capital allows trading ₹500 worth of goods, which must be sold within the same day.
"He will give you vegetables worth Rs. 500 for Rs. 100, understood? And you have to sell those vegetables worth Rs. 500 within a single day."
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A key advantage of intraday trading is the potential for quick profits, realized within the same day.
"The pros are that in this you get to see quick profit."
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The speaker pledges to finish the current intraday trading course in two weeks if the video gets 10,000 likes, and also announces plans to offer free Price Action and Smart Money Concept trading courses.
"If this video gets 10,000 likes, then I will complete this entire course within two weeks. Along with this, the next course which is going to come is Price Action Trading Course, then Smart Money Concept Trading Course, everything related to trading. Related: I will teach you completely free of cost."
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Intraday trading eliminates overnight risk, as all positions are closed by the end of the trading day.
"after this there is no overnight risk in this"
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The speaker reiterates that 10,000 likes on the video will lead to the completion of the course, encouraging engagement with the option of negative feedback.
"If you get 10,000 likes on this video, then if you do n't like it, then abuse me in the comments. You are completely open to whatever you want to do."
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Reiterates the significant benefit of intraday trading: the ability to trade with five times the capital due to leverage.
"the even bigger benefit in this is what I just explained, that you can trade with five times the amount."
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The speaker promises to finish the entire intraday trading course within two weeks if the video achieves 10,000 likes.
"If this video gets 10,000 likes, then I will complete this entire course within two weeks."
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Illustrates the power of leverage in intraday trading, where a small amount can be used to control a much larger value of assets.
"For example, if there was a vegetable worth ₹1, instead of that vegetable worth ₹1, you can buy vegetables worth ₹5000000."
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The speaker announces upcoming free courses on Price Action Trading and Smart Money Concept Trading.
"Along with this, the next course which is going to come is Price Action Trading Course, then Smart Money Concept Trading Course, everything related to trading. Related: I will teach you completely free of cost."
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Highlights that the 5x leverage in intraday trading amplifies both potential profits and losses.
"The profits are big, the losses are also big. Okay, now we move on to the next topic. Wait a second. Next, about the disadvantages of e-cons."
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Defines intraday trading as the process of buying and selling assets within the same trading day.
"Buying and selling within a single day is called intraday trading. Buying and selling within a single day."
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A disadvantage of intraday trading is the increased risk due to the requirement of closing all positions within the same day.
"There is more risk in this because you have to take and sell trades within a single day."
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Explains that in intraday trading, any open positions are automatically closed at the end of the trading day, regardless of profit or loss.
"For example, if you buy a share of a company called XYZ and you don't sell it by the end of the day, it will automatically be sold. For example, if you bought a share worth ₹1, and you thought its price would go up to ₹120, and instead of increasing, its price decreased. Even if you don't sell it, no matter how much your loss is, it will automatically close at the end of the day."
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Discusses the tendency for overtrading in intraday trading, where traders might try to recover losses quickly by taking more trades within the same day.
"if you incur a loss somewhere in intraday trading, then they trade more because it has to be done within a day, they think that I have lost 10 rupees today, so I should trade today itself."
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Intraday trading offers 5x leverage, allowing traders to buy shares worth ₹1000 for approximately ₹200, effectively providing five times the buying power.
"In this, you get shares at five times cheaper rates. What does this mean? If, for example, the price of a share is ₹ 1000, you want to buy that share. Normally, you would get that share for ₹1000, but in intraday trading, you are able to buy it for around ₹200. Now you will say that if the share is worth ₹1000, then why is it available for ₹200? See what happens. In intraday trading, there is something called leverage, which means you get five times the power to buy."
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Defines short selling as a strategy to profit from a decrease in an asset's price.
"if the price falls, even then a profit can be made on it. That is called short selling."
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Explains the core mechanism of short selling: selling an asset before buying it back.
"In short selling, you sell first and then buy it later."
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In intraday trading, traders do not receive actual ownership of shares, they are held only for the day. This leverage allows for potential profits if the price increases, which is highlighted as a significant advantage.
"They do n't give it at all, understand that for example, Reliance gives you shares on credit for 1 day, thinking that if you don't return it anyway, they will sell it and take it back from you, so you are not getting the actual ownership of the shares, the shares are just in your hands for one day, hence the shares worth 1000 are given to you for ₹200 only for one day, so that if it increases from 200 to 220, 205, 210, then you will make a profit and exit from it, this is intraday trading and it is very important to understand that this is the biggest advantage of intraday trading"
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Identifies a major risk of short selling: unlimited potential losses if the asset's price rises instead of falls.
"one of the biggest disadvantages of short selling is that if the price goes against your expectations, you thought it would fall but if it increases then you can suffer a huge loss"
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A key advantage of intraday trading is the potential for quick profits or losses, realized within the same day.
"The pros are that in this you get to see quick profit. Quick profit means you will get profit or loss within a single day."
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A key criterion for selecting stocks for intraday trading is high liquidity, meaning active buying and selling.
"It should be highly liquid."
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Intraday trading eliminates overnight risk, as all positions are closed by the end of the day, preventing potential significant capital loss due to unforeseen events occurring overnight.
"And after this, there is no overnight risk in this, what does overnight risk mean, if you have actually done swing trading or have bought any shares, what happens, many times things are going well, going well and at night something goes wrong, something happens, okay, something happens and the next day you wake up in the morning and what has happened, your capital of ₹1 lakh has become ₹20,000."
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A major benefit of intraday trading is the ability to trade with five times the capital available, akin to buying ₹500,000 worth of vegetables with ₹100,000, though this must be settled by day's end.
"And the even bigger benefit in this is what I just explained, that you can trade with five times the amount. For example, if there was a vegetable worth ₹1, instead of that vegetable worth ₹1, you can buy vegetables worth ₹5000000. Now, it is a different matter that by the end of the day you will have to sell that vegetable worth ₹500."
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Recommends trading in large, well-known companies due to their higher liquidity and consistent demand and supply.
"One should not trade in small companies. In simple words, in all the big companies, there is demand and supply, there is buying and selling."
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The 5x leverage in intraday trading is a double-edged sword: it magnifies potential profits but also magnifies potential losses if not managed properly.
"This is also an advantage, it is a double edged, double edged sword, for profit there can be huge profits, for loss there can be huge losses if It is not managed properly then it is okay,"
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Suggests that top 100-200 companies are generally liquid and suitable for intraday trading.
"liquid shares are those which are well-known companies, top 100 companies, top 200 companies, you can trade in all these companies."
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With the same capital of ₹100,000, a 2% profit in normal trading yields ₹2,000, while in intraday trading with 5x leverage, the profit can be ₹10,000.
"In normal trading on 100000, if you If you want to make a profit on a 2% it will be ₹2000. In intraday trading, you will make a profit of ₹10000 right there with the same capital."
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Strongly advises against trading small-cap and penny stocks in intraday trading due to their lack of liquidity and higher risk.
"In intraday trading, small companies, penny stocks or small companies, which I just mentioned like Tanmay Girlfriend Limited, you should not trade in such companies, you should avoid such companies."
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A 2% loss on ₹100,000 in normal trading results in ₹2,000 loss, but with 5x intraday margin, a 2% loss on the leveraged amount translates to a ₹10,000 loss.
"Similarly, if it goes minus instead of plus at ₹2, if that share falls from ₹2. Now tell me what happened here, if you incur a 2% loss, it will be ₹2000, but at ₹100000 because there is a five-fold margin. A 2% loss means a loss of ₹10000."
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Elaborates on liquidity, emphasizing the need for sufficient demand and supply for a stock, unlike 'rubbish' or small companies.
"It should be highly liquid... there should be demand and supply."
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A disadvantage of intraday trading is the inability to hold positions for potential future gains, as all trades must be closed within the day, leading to forced selling and potential losses that could have been avoided in longer-term trading.
"There is more risk in this because you have to take and sell trades within a single day. For example, you had a share worth ₹100, you think it will increase, and it increases straight to ₹150 or whatever. Now, normally, if you were doing swing trading or normal trading, You had an option that right now it is ₹150, I will hold it, tomorrow or the day after tomorrow it will come back to ₹100 and I will sell it at ₹100, you could have thought like that, but in intraday trading you don't have that option, you have to close it today itself, if you don't close it then your broker will automatically close it in the market, you will incur a loss of ₹, which you could have held in normal trading, so this is a huge loss"
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Highlights the importance of volatility (or 'wallet') in stocks for intraday trading, meaning the stock should move significantly in price within a day.
"There should be a wallet. Wallet means that the market should move up or down. If it does not have a wallet, it means it will move up very slowly. If it is a ₹1 share, you can see that it is increasing by 20 paise in a day, only those are not volatile. Volatile means a share worth ₹1000000, sometimes"
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Intraday trading requires constant monitoring of the market throughout the trading day, making it time-consuming and demanding for serious participants.
"it takes time and constant monitoring because the movement has to happen within a single day, so it is fast too, if you invest, for example, you buy a share, then you can leave it for a year, I will open it just once every day and see what the price is today, but here you will have to constantly observe the market throughout the day from 915 to 315 or till 3:30, so I mean not everyone does it, but if you do it carefully If you want to do it seriously, you have to give time, it means it requires time"
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Reiterates the advice to avoid penny and small companies for intraday trading.
"avoid penny stocks, avoid small companies"
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Analysis in intraday trading is time-limited to the current day, as future market movements are unpredictable, necessitating immediate study and chart pattern analysis for timely trades, which can lead to significant losses if not executed properly.
"limited time analysis, you have only one day to analyze things because you cannot do today's analysis the day after tomorrow, you don't know what is going to happen two days in advance, so you will have to do today's analysis today itself, so if you want to take a trade today, you will have to do it today, you will have to study, you will have to look at the market, you will have to look at the chart patterns, you will not understand these words of technical analysis right now, let me explain it slowly, okay, after this there are rapid movements which can lead to big losses,"
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Advises trading in the direction of the prevailing trend ('be the friend of the trend') in intraday trading.
"If the market is moving, then you should look for trades in the direction in which it wants to go. That means, let's say for example, if the market is moving up, then you buy. If the market is trying to move down, then sell. There is always a saying, be the friend of the trend."
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A common mistake in intraday trading is over-trading, where traders attempt to recover losses by making more trades within the same day, often leading to even larger losses.
"there is a lot of over trading tendency, I mean what people usually do, they make a big mistake, if they incur a loss somewhere in intraday trading, then they trade more because it has to be done within a day, they think that I have lost 10 rupees today, so I should trade today itself. If you do n't have to recover, then due to over-trading, you incur even bigger losses"
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Explains market capitalization (market cap) and categorizes companies into large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap, emphasizing the avoidance of small caps for intraday trading.
"Small cap companies should be avoided. There are three types of caps. Cap means one thing, let me explain to you, that is market capitalization. ... Look, there is small cap, there is mid cap, there is large cap, which are the best companies whose market capitalization means how many shares are there and how much amount. The total amount of shares is market capitalization."
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Short selling allows traders to profit from a decrease in an asset's price, even if the market is not moving upwards.
"But if you tell me, for example, I think I can make a profit today, then yes, if the market does not go up, but if the price falls, even then a profit can be made on it. That is called short selling."
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Repeats the caution against trading small-cap, penny, and small companies.
"you have to avoid small cap companies, after that you have to avoid penny companies and you have to avoid small companies"
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Short selling involves selling shares that are not owned, with the expectation of buying them back at a lower price later. For example, selling 100 shares at ₹100 (total ₹10,000) and then buying them back at ₹80 (total ₹8,000) results in a ₹2,000 profit.
"First, you sell it. You have 100 shares of ₹100, which means you do n't have any shares. Okay, you do n't have any shares. You have a share of ₹100 in XY company. No, let's call it a share of ₹100, what did you do, you sold 100 shares of ₹100, you did not even buy it, but how did you sell it, you will ask how to sell it, I will explain further, okay ₹100 * 100, how much is it, ₹10000, okay, you sold shares of XY Jad company for ₹10000, now you thought the price would go up to 80, and the price went down to 80, now what did you do, first you sold for ₹10000, now the price came down to 80, you bought back the same number of shares as you had sold, you bought back 100 shares, 80 * 100, you bought 100 shares for 8000, now see, you sold it for 10000, bought it for 8000, so now how much profit did you make, do the math brother, there was a profit of ₹2000,"
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Explicitly states that mid-cap and large-cap stocks should be prioritized over small-cap stocks for intraday trading.
"you should select large-cap or mid-cap stocks. The first thing to keep in mind is not small-cap stocks, but mid-cap or large-cap stocks."
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Short selling is facilitated by brokers who lend shares. The process involves selling borrowed shares first, and then buying them back at a lower price to return to the broker, generating profit if the price falls.
"You sell first, okay? First, you sell 100 shells for $10,000. The price of $100 is $10,000. You bought them as soon as they reached $80. So, you sold $10,000 first, bought $8,000, and made a profit of $2,000. Now the question arises, how will this happen, brother, if you don't have shares, how will you sell them? You do n't have them. But the broker you are trading with, let's say for example, zero, the grown-up stocks, they have shares, right? So what you do is you tell them, ' I'm selling now, I'll give it back to you before the end of the day.' Okay, I'll give it back to you. So, you borrow from them, sell 100 shares first, and now when the price falls, you have to buy them back and pay them back."
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The speaker plans to provide a list of 100 companies to watch in the next video.
"In the next video, I'll give you a good list of 100 good companies that I usually keep an eye on."
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A significant risk in short selling is that if the price of the asset rises instead of falls, the trader must buy it back at a higher price, leading to potential substantial losses, especially if stop-loss measures are not in place.
"But there's a twist: if the price doesn't fall and rises, you sold $100, but now you have to buy them back and pay them back before the end of the day. So, if that If the share becomes 200 rupees instead of 100 rupees, then you will have to buy it and return it. Understand? In short selling, you sell first and then buy it later. But yes, if you know that the price of a share is going to fall, then I am sure that my technical analysis is strong. I have analyzed that if the market falls from here, then you can sell it first. You may not even have that share, but you can sell it and buy it back later. In this way, you can reduce short selling."
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Chart patterns are presented as a method for selecting stocks for intraday trading.
"Another way to select stocks for intraday trading is by looking at chart patterns."
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The primary disadvantage of short selling is the potential for unlimited losses if the price of the asset moves against the trader's expectation, as there's no theoretical upper limit to how high a stock price can rise, unlike the limited potential loss if betting on a price decrease (down to zero).
"and one of the biggest disadvantages of short selling is that if the price goes against your expectations, you thought it would fall but if it increases then you can suffer a huge loss because if the price of a share, for example, is 50, at the most it can go to zero, correct at the most it will be zero, it cannot go below zero, but the price of that share can fluctuate in a day, though it should not happen and it cannot go from 50 to 500, then your loss can be huge if you do not maintain or manage stop loss etc. properly, which I will teach you in the coming videos,"
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Suggests identifying 20-40 large-cap companies and then analyzing their chart patterns for trading opportunities.
"We have to take out 20 or 30 numbers of large cap companies or 20 to 40. Now what do we have to do in that 20 or 40? We have to go and look at the chart pattern of each one."
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For intraday trading, stocks must be highly liquid, meaning there is consistent demand and supply, facilitating easy buying and selling without significant price impact, unlike small or 'rubbish' companies.
"It should be highly liquid. What highly liquid means is that people want to buy and sell it. There is demand and supply for it. For example, if it is a rubbish company like Mohan Tanmay Girlfriend Limited, then if it is a small company, people will be interested in buying its shares, or not, they will not be interested in selling it. There should be demand and supply. One should not trade in small companies. In simple words, in all the big companies, there is demand and supply, there is buying and selling."
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Stock selection for intraday trading can also be based on the performance of specific sectors.
"The next method is according to which you can select the stock. That is according to the sector."
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Implies that if a sector like banking is experiencing a bull run, stocks within that sector are good candidates for intraday trading.
"if any sector is in a good bull run or today, say the banking sector is performing well, okay, banks are performing well today."
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Liquid shares are typically from well-known companies (top 100-200) where one can buy or sell large quantities (e.g., 10,000 shares) without issue. Small companies and penny stocks should be avoided for intraday trading.
"liquidity means where there is enough buying and selling that if you want to buy even 10,000 shares, there is someone to sell and if you want to sell 10,000 shares, there is someone to buy. This is called liquid shares. So, liquid shares are those which are well-known companies, top 100 companies, top 200 companies, you can trade in all these companies. In intraday trading, small companies, penny stocks or small companies, which I just mentioned like Tanmay Girlfriend Limited, you should not trade in such companies, you should avoid such companies."
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Individual trading strategies can be used to select stocks for intraday trading.
"The next method is that it is based on your strategy."
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Stocks selected for intraday trading should have 'volatility' (referred to as 'wallet'), meaning their price moves significantly up or down, enabling profit-making opportunities, rather than moving very slowly.
"there should be a wallet. Wallet means that the market should move up or down. If you want to trade in a company or buy its shares, then you will do it with the objective of making a profit. Wallet means how fast the market will go up or down. If it does not have a wallet, it means it will move up very slowly. If it is a ₹10 share, you can see that it is increasing by 20 paise in a day, only those are not volatile. Volatile means a share worth ₹1000000, sometimes"
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Defines a breakout in the market as a stock price moving beyond a long-standing resistance level.
"Breakout in the market means, for example, there is a stock which is usually always moving between 80 and 100... And today finally it broke 100 for the first time in a month, a year, or a week. This is what we call a breakout."
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For intraday trading, focus on top 200 companies, avoid penny and small stocks, and trade in the direction of the prevailing trend (up or down) to minimize risk and potentially maximize gains.
"Look at the top 200 companies of ₹5000000, avoid penny stocks, avoid small companies and in the good companies, it seems as if there is an up trend, the market runs up. If the market is moving, then you should look for trades in the direction in which it wants to go. That means, let's say for example, if the market is moving up, then you buy. If the market is trying to move down, then sell. There is always a saying, be the friend of the trend. It means be a friend of the trend. Do not go against it because we do not know how much the market will move up. If you start selling and if the market moves too high, then you can incur a huge loss."
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Defines breakout (upward price movement beyond resistance) and breakdown (downward price movement below support) for stock selection.
"If a stock gives a breakout in the upward direction, that is, if its price keeps rising, then it is called a breakout. And if, as I said, it was moving between 80 and 100, it was not going below 80. Today, if it breaks below 80, then it is called a breakdown."
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Small-cap companies should be avoided for intraday trading. Market capitalization, which is the total value of a company's outstanding shares, defines large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap classifications.
"Small cap companies should be avoided. There are three types of caps. Cap means one thing, let me explain to you, that is market capitalization. Many people skip this point because people think that this is not teaching anything, but you need to understand the basics of the market. It is important to understand what the market is. Look, there is small cap, there is mid cap, there is large cap, which are the best companies whose market capitalization means how many shares are there and how much amount. The total amount of shares is market capitalization."
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Recommends identifying top gainers and top losers as a method for selecting stocks for intraday trading.
"find top gainers and top losers. Every day, there's something called a top gainer."
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Large-cap companies have the highest market capitalization (billions of crores), mid-cap companies are below them, and small-cap companies have low market capitalization (e.g., 20-100 crores). Small-cap stocks are vulnerable to manipulation as a single large trade can significantly impact their price.
"So the companies which have the highest market cap in thousands of crores, when the market cap is in crores, those companies at the top come under large cap, the companies below that come under mid cap and those companies whose market cap is low come under small cap. Now what is the disadvantage of low market cap, suppose for example, if the market cap of a company is only 100 crores, let us say it is even smaller than that, say if the market cap is only 20 crores, then if someone comes there and buys or sells shares worth even 2 crores, because at 10 it becomes 20 crores, then the market can go up or down on the basis of a single person, this is the problem of small caps,"
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Defines market structure as the way the market is moving.
"Market structure means what is the structure of the market, how is the market moving"
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Defines abbreviations used in market structure analysis: HH for Higher High and HL for Higher Low.
"HH means Higher High, HL means Higher Low"
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Defines a 'Higher High' in market structure: a peak price that is higher than the previous peak price.
"if the next high is above the previous high then we will call it higher high"
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Large-cap companies are less affected by small trades due to their immense market capitalization, whereas small-cap companies can be easily manipulated by large players, making them risky for intraday trading.
"Large cap companies There are those who have shares worth billions, in simple words, there are shares worth billions, there if a company like us has two to four crore rupees or ₹20 lakh ₹1000, it does not make any difference to that company for a few hours, but small cap companies are those whose market capital is less, if the market is so big then their market is so small and in this small market, if someone wants, he can cheat you, can manipulate the market, if any big person wants, then the share price of that company can fall by 50 or can also increase it in a single day for his own benefit, so this is what small cap companies are, you have to avoid small cap companies,"
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Defines a 'Higher Low' in market structure: a trough price that is higher than the previous trough price.
"if the next low is above the previous low then we will call it higher low"
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When selecting stocks for intraday trading, avoid penny and small-cap companies. Focus on large-cap and mid-cap stocks. The speaker plans to provide a list of 100 good companies to watch in the next video.
"after that you have to avoid penny companies and you have to avoid small companies, there is no such thing as small companies, I am just taking an example so that you people understand well, then after this we will talk, I have told you some rules as to how you have to select your shares or in which you have to trade, how to trade, after this I I'll also explain how to select stocks specifically for intraday trading. Now, as I've explained, whether you should select large-cap or mid-cap stocks. The first thing to keep in mind is not small-cap stocks, but mid-cap or large-cap stocks. So, you guys should go and look at large-cap companies. The companies slightly smaller than that are called mid-cap companies, and then the smallest companies are called small-cap companies. You can go and make a list of mid-cap and large-cap companies."
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Chart patterns can be used to select stocks for intraday trading by identifying companies with favorable patterns that indicate potential upward or downward price movements.
"Another way to select stocks for intraday trading is by looking at chart patterns. What you need to do in the market is to look for different companies and good companies. Reliance 1. You have to study each one of them, which ones are good. In which ones do you see a good chart pattern, that the market can go up from here or down from here. So, you can sort out those companies. You have to take it out and you can trade in them."
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Defines a 'Lower High' in market structure: a peak price that is lower than the previous peak price.
"if the next high comes below this, say from 110, say it comes at 105, then we will call it lower high, okay, LH means lower high"
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A method for stock selection involves identifying 20-40 large-cap companies and then analyzing their chart patterns to determine potential trading opportunities.
"Make some criteria. Write down the first number. We have to take out 20 or 30 numbers of large cap companies or 20 to 40. Now what do we have to do in that 20 or 40? We have to go and look at the chart pattern of each one. We have to study the chart. In which do we feel that the market can go up from here? In which do we feel that the market can break? All this will be understood through chart pattern. I will explain the chart pattern to you a little further."
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Defines a 'Lower Low' in market structure: a trough price that is lower than the previous trough price.
"if the next low is below the previous low, okay so this becomes lower low, okay lower low"
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Stocks can be selected based on sector performance. If a particular sector (e.g., banking, IT) is experiencing a 'bull run' or performing well on a given day, stocks within that sector become potential intraday trading candidates.
"That is according to the sector. What does sector mean? Like there is banking sector, agriculture sector, pharmaceutical sector or medicine sector. In simple words, then apart from this, there is IT sector. So, if any sector is in a good bull run or today, say the banking sector is performing well, okay, banks are performing well today. SBI is good. HDFCfund.com is doing well today"
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Explains the transition from an uptrend to a downtrend involves breaking higher highs and higher lows.
"Whenever the market is going in an up trend, what will it do to come in a down trend? It will break the higher highs and higher lows. Now we will simply understand what a down trend is."
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Stock selection can also be based on a trader's specific strategy, such as trading around trend lines, support/resistance levels, or when a stock breaks a moving average.
"Then the next method is that it is based on your strategy. What is your strategy? For example, if you trade according to trend lines, support and resistance, or moving averages, you should n't do it based on just one thing. But if you trade on such a thing, then you have to see that if it breaks the moving average, then I will trade there. If you have such a setup, then simply go and apply that moving average and look at every chart."
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Defines a downtrend as characterized by the market making lower highs and lower lows.
"in a downtrend, the market comes down with lower highs and lower lows"
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Stocks can be selected based on breakouts (price moving above a resistance level) and breakdowns (price moving below a support level). Breakouts often trigger further price increases due to FOMO (fear of missing out).
"Then after this, the next method is that it is based on breakouts and breakdowns. Breakout in the market means, for example, there is a stock which is usually always moving between 80 and 100, okay, 80, 90, 85, then again 95. Then it never broke 90, then 85, then 100, 100, 100, 100, and today finally it broke 100 for the first time in a month, a year, or a week. This is what we call a breakout. Whenever there is a breakout, people have this fear of missing out that this stock is running high, let's invest, and as people keep investing, the stock keeps running higher, so this is called a breakout. If a stock gives a breakout in the upward direction, that is, if its price keeps rising, then it is called a breakout. And if, as I said, it was moving between 80 and 100, it was not going below 80. Today, if it breaks below 80, then it is called a breakdown. So, you can also select stocks on the basis of breakouts and breakdowns."
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Describes a sideways market as one with roughly equal highs and equal lows.
"if we talk about a sideways market, there's usually a concept called equal highs and equal lows."
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A simple method for selecting intraday stocks is to identify top gainers (stocks that have risen the most) and top losers (stocks that have fallen the most), though caution is advised as some stocks might reverse their trend.
"The next thing for intraday trading, one of the simplest methods, is to find top gainers and top losers. Every day, there's something called a top gainer. I've heard it every day. I mean, of all the stocks in the market, which stock is performing well today? In small caps, mid caps, large caps, which stock rose the most? Which stock fell the most? These are called top gainers. The top gainers that rose the most? The top losers that fell the most. Okay, but you have to be careful. Some stocks have already gone very high, we think they will go higher, but they reverse. So, you can also trade using the top gainers and top losers method, but with a little bit of caution."
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The market moves in 'pulses' or 'waves' rather than in straight lines.
"The market always moves in pulses, or what we call waves, so people will understand it more easily. It moves in waves or pulses."
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An uptrend is defined as a market where prices are generally moving upwards.
"One is an upward structure, which I will explain first. So that is an uptrend. This video is for beginners, by the way, those who are just learning. So, because this friend of mine is a beginner who needs to completely understand the market, what happens, how it works. That is why, now look, if the market is moving upwards, we call it an uptrend."
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Defines an uptrend as characterized by the market making higher highs and higher lows.
"in an uptrend, the market will go up with higher highs and higher lows"
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Reiterates that a downtrend is identified by lower highs and lower lows.
"in a downtrend, the market comes down by making lower highs and lower lows."
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An uptrend is characterized by higher highs and higher lows. The lows in an uptrend progressively move higher (e.g., 80, 90, 95), and the highs also move higher (e.g., 100, 110, 115).
"Now, an uptrend has a structure. The structure of an uptrend will be something like this. Now, I wrote something above that was HHHL. Now, look at any lowest point in the market, let me give you an example. If there is a stock, it starts at 80, okay, it went up to 100, then came down to 90, then went up to 110, then came down to 95, then went up to 115. Okay, so any low point in the market, like it reached 80, then 90, then 95, we call these lows. These are called the lows of the market and these upper points 100 110 115 we call them highs in the market, understood this much,"
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Confirms an uptrend based on the market's upward movement and the formation of higher highs.
"when the market is going up, let's do one thing, let's do a little better drawing. ... This is an uptrend because the market is moving upwards. Now here do you see the second high here in comparison to the high? This is a higher high."
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A 'higher high' in market structure occurs when a new peak in price is higher than the previous peak.
"HH means higher high, what does higher high mean, like here the first high is at ₹100, okay now if we look at the next high, 110, then it is above 100, 100 Above means it became 110, if it was 90 then it would have been below, correct it is above 100, so if the next high is above the previous high then we will call it higher high, okay so this will not become a simple H, it will become a higher high, okay and after this, if the next high after 110, the next upper point, is formed above this, then we will call it again higher high, okay because now see, from 110 it became 115, so this is again higher high,"
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Describes the formation of a double bottom pattern, characterized by two lows at similar price levels.
"if the market is going like this, like this, like this, ... Then after that, the market came down, one, two, see here, these are two bottoms, meaning there are two lows, both the lows are at the same level"
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A 'lower high' in market structure occurs when a new peak in price is lower than the previous peak.
"if the next high comes below this, say from 110, say it comes at 105, the next high comes at 105, then we will call it lower high, okay, LH means lower high,"
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Illustrates how a shift in market structure allows for profitable short selling, selling at a higher price (110) and buying back at a lower price (80).
"The market structure has shifted. When will you make a profit? When will you sell here? You will do it, okay, you sold it at 110, then when it came to 80, you bought it, so what did you do, in a way, you sold it at ₹110, bought it at 80, so you made a profit of ₹30 on ₹110"
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A 'higher low' in market structure occurs when a new trough in price is higher than the previous trough.
"now see, here was the first point, one minute, the first point, this became the lower point, now see, in comparison to this, the next low is a little higher, so we will call it higher low, okay, again if the low is above the next one, then it will become higher low, once again it will become higher low, if again the low is above, then it will become higher low,"
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Explains that 5x margin in intraday trading allows a trader to control assets worth five times their account balance.
"5x margin is nothing, let's say for example, in your account, if you use a trading account like Zerodha... if you have 10000 in your account, ... you have a margin of up to 5x in intraday trading"
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A 'lower low' in market structure occurs when a new trough in price is lower than the previous trough.
"and if in these cases, like here, if you see, this is the low of this In comparison, this one which is low is below, its straight line, see the straight line is going like this and this one which is the next low, is below the previous low, okay so this becomes lower low, okay lower low, so higher L, so we have learnt what comes after L, now see in L comes A L that is higher low and L L that is lower low,"
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With 10,000 in an account and 5x leverage, a trader can execute trades worth up to 50,000.
"if you have 10000 in your account, ... you can trade shares from ₹50000 to ₹50000 only."
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A downtrend is characterized by the market moving downwards, forming lower highs and lower lows.
"Now what happens in a down trend, the market comes down in this manner. Now see, here this is the high, this is the low, what happens in this, the market comes down with lower highs and lower lows, lower highs. Lower lows, lower highs. Then lower lows, lower lows."
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A sideways market is characterized by prices fluctuating within a range, forming roughly equal highs and equal lows.
"And if we talk about a sideways market, there's usually a concept called equal highs and equal lows. What does this mean? The highs and lows the market is making are usually around equal. This is how we see a sideways market."
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Demonstrates how 5x margin amplifies losses: a 10-point drop in a stock can result in a 5,000 loss on a 10,000 invested amount.
"at the same time, you incurred a loss at ₹10, but this time you used 5x margin. In intraday trading, now you will incur a loss of ₹50,0000 at ₹10, which means the loss will be ₹5,000."
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In intraday trading, a 5x margin is available, allowing traders to trade with an amount five times their account balance.
"what all have we learned, so how much is the margin intraday trading, so how much is the margin, with in intraday trading, so how much is the margin, with what amount can you trade, there is 5x 5x margin, okay,"
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Shows how 5x margin amplifies profits: a 10-point rise in a stock can yield a 10,000 profit on a 10,000 invested amount.
"if you make a profit at ₹10, then in normal trading, you will have a profit of ₹2000. But in intraday trading, if you trade with 5x margin, then you will have a profit of ₹10000."
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Intraday trades involve buying and selling within the same day, not necessarily closing only in the evening; trades can be closed earlier in the day.
"within how many days in intraday trading You have to trade intraday. You have to buy in the morning and sell by evening. You can buy during the day also, you can buy and sell an hour before. It is not necessary that you have to close in the evening only."
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Introduces the topic of important chart patterns for intraday trading.
"What are the best patterns for intraday trading?"
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A disadvantage of intraday trading is that if a position is not closed by the end of the day, it is automatically closed by the broker, potentially leading to losses if the price has fallen and the trader cannot hold for recovery.
"Intraday trading means if you buy in the morning, suppose I bought for ₹100 and its price increases by evening, then I will have to make that much higher payout. I said loss. Loss means my 100 kali, by evening it means that I bought for ₹100 and if its price does not increase or falls, even then that position will automatically close."
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Identifies Double Top (M pattern) and Double Bottom (W pattern) as key chart patterns for intraday trading.
"the first is the double top, followed by the double bottom. The double top is also called the M pattern. Double bottom is also called W pattern."
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Short selling involves selling an asset first, then buying it back at a lower price to profit from the price decrease.
"Short selling, short selling, sell first. Okay, yes, I understood, yes, I understood, sell first. Yes, then if its price decreases, say, if I reached 80, then I sold it then. If he had bought it again, I would have made a profit. I made a profit."
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If the video reaches 10,000 likes, the speaker will soon release the next course, a Price Action Course, and takes responsibility for making viewers into traders.
"Like this video and complete it with 10,000 likes. I will soon bring the next trading course, Price Action Course, then after that, to teach you the entire trading and it is my responsibility to make you a trader."
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States that the Double Bottom pattern is the inverse of the Double Top pattern.
"Double top or M pattern is called its exact opposite if it is in the market."
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Mentions other chart patterns like Head and Shoulders in addition to Double Top and Double Bottom.
"The M pattern is a W pattern, then after that, the D and Shoulder patterns, then there are many patterns"
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The speaker offers a free, comprehensive course on chart patterns, available via a link in the description.
"if you want to learn all the chart patterns in detail, if you want to learn technical analysis, then you will see a video in the 'Aay' button, or I have given a link to a video in the description, that is my complete chart patterns course"
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A free course on candlestick patterns is also available in the description for beginners.
"if you people do not know much about candlesticks, what are candlesticks, how to trade on them, what are candlestick patterns, then you will also find a course on chart patterns in the description, you will also get a course on candlestick patterns"
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The speaker has compiled essential chart and candlestick patterns into free video resources.
"compiled all the best of the best important chart patterns and candlestick patterns for you."
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The next video will cover comparisons of options, swing, and intraday trading, followed by live market practice.
"The next video, I'll explain all these things to you: options trading vs. swing trading vs. intraday trading. After that, we'll try intraday trading on actual charts and in live markets."
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Future videos will include live market identification of market structure.
"In that video, I'll explain that. Also, how to actually identify the market structure we just learned in live markets."
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The speaker commits to making viewers traders, offering future courses like Price Action and comprehensive trading education.
"I will soon bring the next trading course, Price Action Course, then after that, to teach you the entire trading and it is my responsibility to make you a trader."
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Clarifies that intraday trading requires closing positions within the same day, not necessarily by evening; positions can be closed earlier.
"within how many days in intraday trading You have to trade intraday. You have to buy in the morning and sell by evening. You can buy during the day also, you can buy and sell an hour before. It is not necessary that you have to close in the evening only."
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Reiterates the short selling process: sell first, then buy back at a lower price to profit from the decrease.
"Short selling, short selling, sell first. ... if its price decreases, say, if I reached 80, then I sold it then. If he had bought it again, I would have made a profit."
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