This @Scalper has one other post where he talks of introducing to another person with whom one can plan🤠
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Here’s my advice: Never trade with borrowed money. Instead, start by saving enough to build your initial capital. But don’t dive straight into trading with those savings. Instead, invest that money in long-term government securities that provide a fixed return year after year. Use the interest earned from these securities as your trading capital.
Set a strict rule for yourself: Do not lose more in a year than the amount of interest you’ve earned. If you happen to lose all your trading money, stop trading for the year and wait until the next year to receive a fresh batch of interest before starting again. This approach ensures that your principal capital remains intact. Any profit you make along the way will be the cherry on top.
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what you want to say bro
Well, moderator has deleted your previous post.
Drop the act. It’s obvious. This is not the place that’s susceptible to your scams.
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Thank you for your kind words.
Your losses were lower in Oct 2024. Can you isolate and analyze what really worked out that month?
Maybe you will get the clue you were hoping for.
You must contact Chintan Doshi founder of Vardhman Finserv
He is psychological expert for Option Traders
I have losttt hugee amount only thing that works to stop your addiction is closing dmat account. Even if it is difficult pls close accounts
Bro, I know losing big feels like shit. But closing the demat might fix this partially. If u looking for quick money u gonna gamble somewhere else. The real thing is money management dont bet all, use stoploss, trade small. Take break if u want but running wont help. Do something fun too out of trading, life is not just P&L. U got this.
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