Is losing sometimes the only way to learn in NSE/BSE? I have tried normal derivatives, index options, stock options and now trying for futures

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Here  is the first and important trick that you can try out. ET Now, the news  channel gives you 20 intraday tips for the day daily at 11AM. You can  check it out on Monday. All you have to do is make a not of one intraday  call that is within your budget. Make a note of it. Write it down on a  sheet of paper, the buy price the target and the stop loss. Do not trade on it. Make a note of it. Consider he is asking you to buy a stock, eg:quora stock at rs 100 and the stop loss is 95 and the target is 105. The intraday call would be like this with all the details provided by ET Now at 11AM. What  you need to do is, do not buy at the price he is suggesting. Instead,  be smart and buy it at 96 or 97 Rs, that is just a rupee or two greater  than the stop loss. And do not wait for the share to reach the price. At  11 AM just limit the buying price to 96 or 97 Rs. The share price is  sure gonna reach that price and will be bought. I hope everyone knows  how to limit the buying and selling price. If you don't know, ask your  broker or bank to explain. they will do it for you. So you have  limited the buying price to 96 or 97 and it picks up. You will be very  lucky. Once it picks up, then you are sure to make profit. But dont be  greedy and wait until it hits the target, since you have bought it at 96  or 97, sell it off at 101 Rs. Don't wait until it reaches 105. Once you  have bought the shares, limit the selling price of the stock to 101 or  102. And take rest. It will be done. You got a profit of 4 Rs without much risk. Consider,  the share price did not increase and it went down huge, your stop loss  will be 95 as suggested by ET Now. So you will be loosing just a rupee  or two. If the market does not work out. IF you try this in a  week, even if you are successful just twice, you will have 8 RS profit  and maybe 3 Rs loss in rare cases. Still you will be in a profit of 5  Rs. Or consider the worst. This idea only worked one day and all  the rest of 4 days in a week, the stop loss hit. Still you will be left  with 4-4, no loss no profit. And guys who are suggesting on ET Now are professionals. They can't fail so many times. All you have to do is watch ET Now at 11AM. Write down any one low budget call. Buy the stock at just one or two rupees higher than the stop loss. Limit the buying and selling price. If  the share price did not reach the limit price that you have set, still  you dont loose anything. You just lost a day of trade, that's it. DO NOT TRADE WITH REAL MONEY WITHOUT DOING PAPER TRADING. DO NOT TRY THIS UNTIL YOU KNOW COMPLETELY ABOUT INTRADAY. FOR  A WEEK OR TWO JUST DO TRADING ON PAPER. JUST WRITE IT DOWN AND ASSUME,  IF YOU HAD BOUGHT AT SO AND SO PRICE, HOW MUCH PROFIT OR LOSS YOU COULD  HAVE MADE. DO NOT TRADE WITHOUT TRACKING THIS IDEA FOR A WEEK OR TWO AND TRYING IT ON PAPER. DON'T TRY IT IN THE NEXT WEEK ITSELF AND COME COMPLAINING THAT YOU LOST. FIRST PRACTICE ON PAPER AND IF YOU WIN MORE THAN 90% AND IF YOUR PROFIT IS TWICE THE LOSS, THEN ONLY TRY. OKAY???/ ALL THE BEST.  WOULD BE GLAD TO KNOW IF ANYONE TRIED AND WHAT WERE THE RESULTS. IT'S WORKING OUT OF ME. SO SUGGESTING EVERYONE TO TRY, AND AGAIN, ON PAPER FIRST. ALL THE BEST GUYS. LET ME THE RESULTS. POSITIVE COMMENTS OR NEGATIVE COMMENTS ARE WELCOME, BUT ONLY AFTER YOU TRIED. LONG  STORY, THANKS IF YOU HAVE READ THROUGH AND FOLLOWED. FOR EACH PENNY YOU  MAKE, WE BOTH ARE WINNERS AGAINST STOCK MARKET AND STOCK MARKET  PROFESSIONALS. THANKS AGAIN. DO TRY ( ON PAPER) AND LET ME KNOW

Yup. If you want to get rich investment is d Oly option. Right investment at right time. Saving ll never make you rich it ll just help you survive. Do lots n lots of research.. N you have to be passion in market, hunger to explore different options. Save money for better investment. It may take lot of time may be years to understand d market. Its not like websites advertising 100% profit in 10 days which ll never work. Invest amount which you can afford to lose.

Every now and then we get this input that if you stay in stock markets for sufficiently long period, you will surly get good returns. But what is a sufficiently long period ? 2 years , 5 years , 15 years. Anybody is bound to loose patience if the investments are not resulting into any kind of positive returns for months & years. On the other hand, my expenses are on monthly basis. I need to pay my rent every month , need to buy groceries every month , need to pay school fee every month , need to pay my EMIs every month. In such  a scenario, how will my investments in stock markets help me in my day to day living ? If my objective is long term returns only , Should I invest only that much of money which I save after paying all the bills? In this case also, I don't know whether these investments will really support me at the time of need or not. If I want to en-cash them after 2 years, what are the chances that they will be giving me positive returns. So, may be I am better off with a safe bank deposit in such  a scenario. But , what if I want to take benefit of higher returns in stock markets ? There must be a way , wherein my investments can capture long term benefits as well as pay me something on monthly basis also .( You do not know which company's will survive 15 years from now).  Is this possible ? Yes, this is possible. You can set up a trade wherein you are taking long term benefits of markets with short term gains. Short term gains are like small rent which you are capturing from the long term investment you have made for capital gains. So , even if in long term you are not getting huge returns, the overall returns look very attractive with small small short term monthly returns you have already pocketed. Additionally , these monthly returns are supporting me in my day to day living also. Achieving this balance of monthly returns vis a vis long term returns is a sure shot way of creating wealth through stock markets. And let me tell you, its not rocket science. It just requires proper understanding of tools available in the markets such as stocks, index , futures & options. We need to combine our trades judiciously in these segments to achieve these goals. Pradeep Singla http://www.theoptionschool.in/ (We conduct options trading workshops in Bangalore,Hyderabad , Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata) BLOG :- http://theoptionschool.blogspot.in