Hi there!
First of all, thank you for being here! Since you are reading my blog right now, I assume that you are interested in options trading, or at least you want to check out what it is all about and how you could profit from the financial markets trading options.
Great! I`m on the same boat as you are. This is a blog where I am trying to capture my thoughts on the market and do some "paper trading" or "simulated trading" hopefully every month for about a year. This is sort of a personal project. Most importantly what I am planning to achieve is to gain a concrete methodology and mindset that helps me achieve consistency as an options trader. I`m sure it won't be easy as it sounds - but hey nothing in life is!
As a precursor, I wanted to point out that, I`ll be focusing on the Indian markets. However, the options trading methodology and the process can be applied to any market.
Feel free to join me in analyzing the trades and you will be able to see the simulated trades that I put on and what I would be learning from my experience.
In the meanwhile, I would like to put an advisory
Options trading involve risk: you may lose more than what you put on the trade if you don't know what you are doing. All the trades and commentary on this blog is for informational purposes only. Please do your due diligence and consult a financial advisor before making any trades or investments.
You read that correctly. If you read it once, go through and read it again. In the world of options, or trading in general, you should learn first before putting your hard earned money at risk. Secondly, I should stress that you should always keep an open mind with trading. Market evolves, strategies evolve and along with that, it is vital that our mindset evolves as well. Don't take anything for granted nor should you be adamant about something you read or heard somewhere. Take in information and do your own homework.
Finally, always keep learning! Investing is not easy, but it can be profitable if you could put in the time and effort.
Stay tuned!
First of all, thank you for being here! Since you are reading my blog right now, I assume that you are interested in options trading, or at least you want to check out what it is all about and how you could profit from the financial markets trading options.
Great! I`m on the same boat as you are. This is a blog where I am trying to capture my thoughts on the market and do some "paper trading" or "simulated trading" hopefully every month for about a year. This is sort of a personal project. Most importantly what I am planning to achieve is to gain a concrete methodology and mindset that helps me achieve consistency as an options trader. I`m sure it won't be easy as it sounds - but hey nothing in life is!
As a precursor, I wanted to point out that, I`ll be focusing on the Indian markets. However, the options trading methodology and the process can be applied to any market.
Feel free to join me in analyzing the trades and you will be able to see the simulated trades that I put on and what I would be learning from my experience.
In the meanwhile, I would like to put an advisory
Options trading involve risk: you may lose more than what you put on the trade if you don't know what you are doing. All the trades and commentary on this blog is for informational purposes only. Please do your due diligence and consult a financial advisor before making any trades or investments.
You read that correctly. If you read it once, go through and read it again. In the world of options, or trading in general, you should learn first before putting your hard earned money at risk. Secondly, I should stress that you should always keep an open mind with trading. Market evolves, strategies evolve and along with that, it is vital that our mindset evolves as well. Don't take anything for granted nor should you be adamant about something you read or heard somewhere. Take in information and do your own homework.
Finally, always keep learning! Investing is not easy, but it can be profitable if you could put in the time and effort.
Stay tuned!