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I discuss them here to educate my blog readers to help them find the right time to exit, at the right price, at the right price. I share contract notes publicly to be transparent with my blog readers and not to recommend stocks. Whenever I invest in any stock, or have invested in the past, I hope to understand more and tell less.
I am not a SEBI registered advisor or financial advisor.
My investment or trades that I share on my blog are provided for educational purposes only and do not constitute specific financial, trading or investment advice. The blog is intended to provide educational information only and does not attempt to provide advice related to your particular circumstances. You should discuss your specific needs and situation with a qualified financial advisor. I will share details and numbers available for any company in public domain or on websites of NSE and BSE.
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Equities, futures, options and currency trading have great potential rewards, but also great potential risk. In order to trade or invest in the markets you must be aware of the risks and be prepared to accept them. Don’t trade with money you can’t afford to lose. Past performance of any trading system or method is not necessarily indicative of future results.
I never share a stock tip, but if you come across any stock discussions, the idea is to provide educational information based on real information about a real trade or company in the public domain.
Most of the SEBI registered advisors or brokerage firms give a stock recommendation with a price target and stop loss, but do not share the basis of such recommendation and how. I would like to share how one can calculate those stop loss and target levels based on chart patterns.