“Plan toh ban gaya, par follow kaise karoon?”

Even disciplined traders struggle to stick to a trading plan. Here’s why—and how Indian traders can fix it with the right mindset and tools. Imagine this: You’ve spent hours creating the perfect trading plan. Entry? Defined. Stop-loss? Set. Targets? Crystal clear. But when the market opens, and prices move unexpectedly, your heart starts to race. … Read more

Why Discipline Is the Most Underrated Trading Edge You’re Ignoring

Discipline is the real edge in trading. Learn how to build it, avoid emotional trading, and follow your trading plan consistently. Picture this. Jim opens his charts in the morning with a plan. He marks his levels, sets alerts, and even notes his entry and exit points. But by the afternoon, one unexpected price move … Read more

Why You Struggle to Follow Your Trading Plan (And How to Fix It)

Struggling to follow your trading plan? Discover the real psychological reasons behind trading sabotage and how to overcome limiting money beliefs. Struggling to follow your trading plan Have you ever created a detailed trading plan the night before, only to abandon it the moment the market opens? You’re not alone. Many Indian traders—especially beginners—feel confident … Read more

Why Passion Beats Ego in Trading: The Real Reason Some Traders Keep Winning

Are you trading for passion or ego? Discover how real success in the stock market comes from loving the process—not chasing approval. “I just want to prove them wrong.” “Once I make it big, they’ll respect me.” “Trading gives me the rush I don’t get anywhere else.” Sound familiar? If you’re an Indian stock market … Read more

Overconfidence in Trading: The Hidden Habit That Sabotages Your Growth

The Trap of Overconfidence: Why Most Traders Don’t Even Know They’re in It  Overconfidence in trading is a silent killer of consistency. Learn how habits, intuition, and market shifts mislead traders — and how to fix it. Imagine this: You’ve been trading for over a year. You finally feel “in the zone.” Your setups? Smooth. … Read more

Justified vs Unjustified Wins in Trading: The Invisible Trap That Breaks Your Discipline

The Story of Jack—And Why It Matters More Than You Think Learn the difference between justified vs unjustified wins in trading. Discover how luck-based profits can silently destroy your discipline and long-term success. “Yaar, today was amazing!” Jack shouted with excitement. “I made a killing on that stock—it went up right after I held on!” … Read more

Stop Comparing, Start Trading: The Trap of Peer Pressure in the Stock Market

Stop comparing yourself to others in trading. Learn how to grow confidently by focusing on your own journey. The Comparison Trap Every Trader Falls Into You’re trading from your home in Pune. You’re reviewing your trades. Then, in a WhatsApp group or on Twitter, you see someone from Delhi posting their P&L screenshot – six-figure … Read more

Driven to Win: Why Ambitious Traders Beat the Market

Want to succeed in the stock market? Learn how an “ambitious trader” builds discipline, sets goals, and thrives in India’s markets. Ever met a trader who treats every day like a test match and never takes their eyes off the pitch? That’s the kind of “ambitious trader” who doesn’t just dream of success—they chase it … Read more

Stacking the Odds in Your Favour: A Trader’s Guide to Winning Against Market Forces

The Indian Trader’s Dilemma In the bustling lanes of Dalal Street or behind the screens in a small-town home office, an Indian trader stares at the candlestick chart. A green bar forms — hope. A red bar follows — doubt. This emotional roller coaster is the reality of thousands in India today. They’re drawn by … Read more

How Impulse Control Can Make or Break Your Trading Journey

The Pretzel Problem of Indian Traders Every Indian trader has faced this moment: a trade is open, the market is choppy, and the temptation to exit early or jump in again is overwhelming. Your plan said to wait. But your emotions scream otherwise. You stare at the screen, heart racing, and without thinking, you act. … Read more