Intraday Trading Full Course - FREE | L-01 - Trade With Purab

Hi, this is Purab from Trading with Purab and today is the free lecture number one of the intraday trading course. This whole course, let me tell you the first thing, people sell it for 50, 000 to 1, 00, 000 rupees. And I will give this course to you completely for free. So just subscribe to the channel and like the video instead of this. And along with that, what I will do is, I will cover this whole course in three or four videos. So this video is going to be about like all the theories about intraday trading. And I will cover a lot of things, like What is intraday trading? Pros and cons of intraday trading? What is leverage? What is margin? What is short selling? You must have heard about short selling. I will explain that as well. After that, how does short selling work? Rules and my methods, which I suggest you to choose for intraday trading, how can you choose stocks? Along with that, I will also tell you the difference between intraday trading, scalping, swing trading, and options trading. After that, I will tell you about margin. Intraday trading, or what we call day trading, has a 5x margin, which is leveraged in a way. I will explain all that as well. And we will talk about the most important technical analysis and chart patterns for intraday trading. Now look, along with teaching you, I had a friend, a small friend, who wants to learn trading. He was especially interested in learning intraday trading. So I thought, while teaching you guys, I will teach him as well. So welcome, come on. So guys, as you know, I am giving you thousands of knowledge for free. And if you want to learn intraday trading in one to two weeks, then quickly hit the like button. If I get 10, 000 likes on this video, then I will complete this course in two weeks. Along with this, the next course is going to be price action trading course, then smart money concept trading course. Everything related to trading, I will teach you completely free of cost. If you give 10, 000 likes on this video. So meet Tanmay, he is my friend and he is also my video editor. So he will edit this video. And if you don't like the editing, you can abuse me in the comments. You are completely open to whatever you want to do. So, first of all, do you know how to trade? No. Do you want to learn? No. Can you speak a little louder? I can't hear you on the mic. I have to learn. You have to learn. Okay. So, look, there are a lot of ways of trading. What is the first thing in trading? Kisi bhi cheez ko kharid kar bechna is called as trading. Byapar, kisi bhi cheez ko kharidna aur bechna with the objective of making profit. Matlab mano for example, tune yeh phone liya hai, thek hai? Aur tune yeh liya 10, 000 rupay ka, milta nahi hai par 10, 000 rupay ka liya. Thek hai? Aur koi ek banda hai jo tujhe bolta hai ki main 12, 000 rupay mein loonga. To isse tune leh kar bechha, that is trading. Ab assets, financial assets jo hote hain, jaise ke stocks, shares, all that. This is called stock trading or share trading. There are many types of trading like swing trading, day trading, scalping, options trading, futures trading, derivatives, forex, crypto, etc. Understood? Yes. Sure? Yes. So today we are going to learn about intraday trading. And look, I will explain everything in this course in 3 4 lectures. If you want to learn about intraday trading, how to take trades, how much is the margin in trading, how to select stocks for trading, how to make a profit in trading, I will cover all these things. I want you to subscribe to the channel and like this video. So, let's get started without, without wasting any further time. First of all, what is intraday trading? Intraday trading is also called day trading. What do you understand by its name? That buying and selling within a day is called intraday trading. Intra means buying and selling within a day. Now, what does this mean? For example, you bought a share of XYZ company and if you don't sell it by the end of the day, it will automatically get sold. For example, if you bought a share of 100 rupees and you thought its price will go up to 120 or anything else and its price went down instead of going up. Even if you don't sell it, no matter how much loss you have, it will automatically close by the end of the day. So this is intraday trading, buying in one day and selling in the other. In this, you get a share at a 5 times cheaper rate. What does this mean? If, for example, the price of a share is 1000 rupees. You want to buy that share. Normally, you will get that share for 1000 rupees. But, in intraday trading, 200 rupees. And you will ask, if the share is for 1000 rupees, why are you getting it for 200 rupees? Intraday trading has a thing called leverage, which means you get five times the power to buy. Now why is this? Because they don't give you actual ownership. Let's say, for example, you want to buy Reliance's share. Reliance's share is for intraday trading. So they don't sell it to you. It's just for a day's credit. If you don't pay back the loan, they will sell it and take it back from you. So, you don't get the actual ownership of the city. The city is in your hands for a day. That's why, the thousand rupee share, you get it for a day for 200 rupees. If it goes from 200 to 220, then you take out the profit and leave. This is intraday trading. And it is very important to understand that this is the biggest benefit of intraday trading. got. Let's take an example. If you have 10, 000 rupees. How many shares can you buy with 10, 000 rupees? If you have 10, 000 rupees. Don't be confused. If you have 10, 000 rupees. You can buy a share worth 10, 000 rupees. Forget that. If you want to buy a vegetable. You have 100 rupees. Then how much will the shopkeeper give you? 100 rupees. Correct? So what is the benefit of intraday trading? He will give you a vegetable worth 500 rupees for 100 rupees. He will give it to you. Do you understand? And you have to sell that Rs. 500 worth of vegetables in just one day. If the price goes up or down, you have to sell it by the end of the day, no matter what. Okay? Now, what happens after this, the profit and loss in this is based on one day's movement. Now, how much it increases tomorrow or how much it increased yesterday, that doesn't matter. Today, you bought. Today, from morning to night, the market opens at 9. 15. After that, 3. 15, normally the market opens at 3. 30, but 3. 15, 3 o'clock, 15 minutes in the afternoon. Okay? Not after night. Okay? I know you wake up at night. I know. But, editing is needed. Okay. So 3 15 times, your shares are sold off, positions are squared off, meaning positions are finished. Okay, now we will talk about pros and cons of intraday trading. Now I've explained intraday trading. In just one day you need to buy and sell shares, that is intraday trading. Now what are the benefits, what are the disadvantages, compared to other forms of trading. Okay, first we will talk about pros. Pros are that you get to see quick profit. Quick profit means you'll get profit or loss in one day. Especially us, the new generation, we don't care if I get money after 10 years. What will you do after 10 years? You want it today, right? If you want to have fun today, let's say you want to take your girlfriend out for dinner. So what do you want? If I have money today, I'll take her. If you go to the market today, the people who say invest, you'll get a good return after 10 years, invest in the land. After 10 years, half of your life is over. Not just half, but most of your fun times are gone. So, usually, new generation, our generation, usually prefers to reap the benefits or lose the losses in one day. Because they see quick profits in their pockets everyday. Like, I earned 10 thousand rupees today. And that's a good way of saying it. I earned 50 thousand rupees today, what's so great about it? 50 thousand in one day. And that's different. The next two days you'll lose 1 lakh rupees. Actually trading career. For example. And the price of it has fallen drastically. You had Rs. 1 lakh, now it's Rs. 10, 000. This risk doesn't happen because you have to do trades only in between which is morning and evening. This means that if your trades are over in a single day, you don't have the risk to do anything in the middle of the night. That is the first thing, which is mostly a benefit of intra day trading. And the huge benefit in this, which I already explained. You can trade by 5x the amount. Like, if there was a 100 rupees vegetable, instead of 100 rupees, 500 rupees vegetable. So on the other hand the same money could be spent and the value of that money would only increase. But this is a positive and it is a negative. Let me tell you an example. If you buy a share worth 100 Rupees, and the share falls by 5%, what does it mean? It means that you will incur a loss of 5 Rupees. But if you get a 5x leverage or a 5x margin, then you can buy a share worth 500 Rs. You can buy a ticket for Rs. 100 to Rs. 500. Now, on Rs. 500, same, this time also, only 5 percent fell. But, what was your loss? Rs. 25. You did some math, you did some maths. Rs. 25 loss. Give me Rs. 100. 5 percent fell. If it's Rs. 500, it's a loss of Rs. 25. But, actually, how much did you put? You put Rs. 100, right? Keep Rs. 500 aside. You put Rs. 100. In the first scenario, only Rs. 5. In the second scenario, a loss of Rs. 25. So, this is an advantage. It's a double edged sword. It's a double edged sword. It's a double edged sword. Profit can be a huge profit Loss can be a huge loss If you don't manage it properly Okay? I have told you the pros I have taken out an example I will try to explain the example to you Okay? For example, if we talk about normal trading If you have 10, 000 rupees If you have a profit of 2 percent on it Then what will be the profit of 2%? Um, uh, 10, 000. 200. 200 rupees. Correct answer. So if you have 10, 000 rupees and the share price increases by 2%, then you will have a profit of 200 rupees. Similarly, now in intraday trading you are getting a 5 times margin. What does 5 times margin mean? Now at 10, 000 rupees you will be able to take trades of 50, 000 rupees. Right? My handwriting is very bad. But you will be able to take trades of 50, 000 rupees. Now what will be 2 percent at 50, 000 rupees? It will be this much. Two percent, two thousand. It's not two thousand, it's a thousand. So, now let's talk about ten thousand rupees. If you want to make a profit in normal trading, at two percent, it'll be two hundred rupees. But in intraday trading, you'll make a profit of a thousand rupees with the same capital. Similarly, if this becomes minus two percent instead of plus, if that share falls below two percent, now tell me, how do you make a profit? Next example usually. or Sofae You could have thought of it like that, right? But there's no such option in Intraday trading Today's you have to end it If you don't finish it, your broker will automatically close your position in 50 will be rectified You could usually hold it in normal trading So this is a huge loss So next is time or constant mon monitoring. Not everyone does it, but if you want to do it properly and seriously, you have to give it time. This means that it is a time requirement. Then, okay, limited time analysis, you have only one day to analyze things. Because you can't do today's analysis the day after tomorrow, right? You don't know what's going to happen today or two days ago. So you have to do today's analysis today, okay? So if you want to take a trade today, you have to do it today, you have to study, you have to look at the market, you have to look at the chart patterns, technical analysis. You won't understand these words right now, I will slowly explain it to you, okay? Rapid movements can lead to big losses. Like I said, if you lose 50 out of 100, you're in trouble. Because you can't hold it. Then there's a lot of over trading tendency. Usually people make a big mistake. If they make a loss in intraday trading, they trade more. Because they have to do it within a day. They think they've lost 10 percent today. So they have to recover today. Over trading leads to bigger losses. And then positions automatically close. That's what I understood. now, next concept is short selling We've talked that if you find a price in a city you increasingly, then you can profit at that if 100 Rupees hack, the price can be compounded at 120 Rupees but if you say, for example I think Price at rural tax rate prance is going to decrease can I profit at a higher price? Because I think price is going to decrease and I know what will happen can I profit at that price? YES Two other market selling, for example or two. 10, 000 rupees. Now, if the price of 80 rupees comes all the shares you sold, you bought back again, 100 shares bought back. 80 into 100, you bought 100 shares for 8, 000 rupees. Now, look, you sold for 10, 000 rupees. You bought for 8, 000 rupees. Now, how much profit did you make? Calculate it, man. You made a profit of 2, 000 rupees. Because, think of it in a different way. You bought for 8, 000 rupees. You sold for 10, 000 rupees. So, what's the profit, 2, 000 rupees? In this, you sell first. day. First you sell it for Rs. 10, 000. 100 shares into Rs. 100. That's Rs. 10, 000. You bought it at Rs. 80. So you sold it for Rs. 10, 000, bought it for Rs. 8, 000, and made a profit of Rs. 2, 000. Now the question is, if you don't have a share, how will you sell it? You don't have it. But the broker you're trading on, let's say for example, Zerodha, Grow, Upstox, they have shares, right? So what do you do? You tell them, I am selling it now, I will return it to you before the end of the day. Okay? I will return it to you. So you borrow from them in a way, sell 100 shares first, and now when its price falls, you have to buy and return it. But, there is a twist. If this price does not fall and increases, you sold for 100 rupees, but now you have to buy and return it before the end of the day. So if it becomes a share of 200 instead of 100, then you have to buy and return it. Okay, now I am ready. Short selling means you sell first, then you buy. Of course, if you know a share price is going to fall okay, I am sure. My technical analysis is strong, I have analyzed it. The market has fallen from here. So you can sell it ahead. You don't even have that share. But you can sell it. And afterwards, you can buy and return. This way you can short sell. How does short selling work? I have written some points here. If you don't have a share, how can you sell it? This question comes up. You don't have it, but the broker has it. You take a loan from the broker in one way and sell it. Then, after selling, when the price is right, you will buy it back and give it back to the broker. This is how short selling works. If it was a 100 rupee share, you sold it first. Mano wo assi rupaye pe aagaya, tumne wapas kharid liya, aur tumbhara yaaha profit gaya, beet rupaya profit ho gaya. Is tarike se short selling work kartiya. Aur short selling ka ek sabse badar nuksaan yeh hai ki agar price tumhare oolti chali jaye, tumhe lagra tha ki giregi, agar wo badh jatiye tu tumhara bahut badar nuksaan ho sakta hai. Kyuki ek share ki price agar, mano, for example, pachas rupaye zyada se zyada hai. Correct? So, if you don't maintain and manage your stop loss properly, then you can face a huge loss. I'll teach you all this in coming videos. I'll teach you all intraday trading in 3 to 4 lectures. Ok? Next, we'll talk about how to select stocks for intraday trading. Which stocks and shares to trade. I've made some simple rules for this. Whatever stock or asset you want to buy or trade in, it should be highly liquid. What does highly liquid mean? It means people want to buy and sell it. People have a demand and supply for it. For example, let's say it's a junk company. Mohan Thang's Girlfriend Limited. That's the company. If it's a Chindi company, will people be interested in buying their shares? No, they won't be interested in selling them. There should be demand and supply. Don't trade in Chindi companies, in simple words. All the big companies have demand and supply. There is buying and selling as well. Liquidity means where there is enough buying and selling If you want to buy 10, 000 shares, there is a seller sitting there And if you want to sell 10, 000 shares, there is a buyer sitting there This is called liquid share Liquid shares are good companies, top 100 companies, top 200 companies You can trade in all these companies in intraday Small companies, penny stocks, or small companies like Tanmay, Girlfriend Ltd. You don't want to trade in such companies. You want to avoid such companies. Okay? Next, what we talked about, there should be volatility. Volatility means that the market should be moving up or down, right? If you want to trade in a company or want to buy its shares, then you will take it with the same objective that there should be profit. Volatility means how fast the market will go up or down. And how fast the market will go down. So volatility volatility medium to high volatility, that there is movement in the market, it is going up and down, there is movement, this is called a volatile market and you have to trade in that. This is a selection method. Then after this, one more thing to keep in mind, you have to trade with the trend. Means if the market is going in the upward direction, for example, you are looking at a city of HDFC company, because I told you, look at the top 100, top 200 companies, Penny stocks avoid, Chindi companies avoid. And the good companies, they have an uptrend, the market is going up. So the direction in which the market wants to go, you look at the trades in that direction. Meaning, let's say for example, the market is going up, so you buy. If the market is trying to go down, then sell! There's a saying, be the friend of the trend. Be the friend of the trend, don't go against it! Because we don't know how the market will rise! If you sell and the market goes up, you will have a huge loss! Especially in intraday trading. Alright? Avoid small cap companies. There are three types of caps. Cap means, let me explain one thing to you, that is market capitalization. A lot of people skip this point because people think, what is this all about? But you need to understand the basics of the market. What is a market? It is important to understand this. Look, there is a small cap, a mid cap and a large cap. The best companies whose market capitalization, market capitalization means, how many shares are there and how much is the amount. Total amount of shares is market capitalization. For example, if it has given 100 shares worth 100 rupees in the market, 100 rupees into 100 shares, that is 10, 000 rupees, it will have a market cap of 10, 000 rupees. So, the companies whose market cap is the highest, in thousands and crores, when the market cap is in crores, those are the companies at the top, in large cap, the companies below that, in mid cap, and in small cap, those are the companies whose market cap is less. market cap? For example, if a company has a 100 crore market cap, it's even less than that, let's say it's only 20 crores. If a person comes there and buys or sells shares of even 2 crores because it becomes 10 percent of 20 crores the market's price can go up or down on the basis of just one person. That's the problem with small cap. I hope beginners must be understanding. I'll explain. Large cap companies have shares worth billions. 2k shares. But small cap companies. So that's Small Cap Companies. You have to avoid small cap companies. After that penny companies. And also, you have to try to avoid Chindi companies. There is no such thing as Chindi companies. I am just giving an example so that you guys understand. After this, we will talk about I have talked about the rules. How to select your shares or in which you have to trade? How you have to trade? And then I will also talk about how we have to select stocks specifically for the intraday. Now, you have to select Large Cap or Mid Cap. First thing is, don't go for Small Cap. Go for Mid Cap or Large Cap. Okay? You guys go and see which are the Large Cap companies. HDFC, Reliance, all these companies are in Large Cap. Then, there are smaller companies in Mid Cap. Then, there are smaller companies in Small Cap. You guys go and make a list of Mid Cap and Large Cap companies. Or in the next videos, I will give you a good list. In which, I will give you 100 good companies, which I usually keep an eye on. But, it will keep changing. It keeps changing every year. That's why, I won't say too much. Another way to select a stock for intraday trading is using the chart button. So, in the market, you will be opening up different companies. You will be opening up HDFC Reliance, XYZ companies. I am only mentioning HDFC Reliance because it's easy to understand. But there are a lot of good companies. So, you will be opening up companies like this. You will be studying their charts one by one. You will be seeing a good chart pattern in which the market can go up or down. So, you will be sorting out those companies and trading in them. Achi companies, dekho, kuch criteria banao, pehla number likho. Large cap companies, 20 or 30 numbers, or 20 to 40, we have to find out. Now, what do we have to do in those 20 or 40 numbers? We have to go and look at the chart patterns of each of them. We have to study the charts. In which do we feel that the market can go up like this? In which do we feel that the market can break? We will understand all this from the chart patterns. I will explain the chart patterns to you a little later. Okay? Take a little pause for now. Then after this, the next method, according to which you can select the stock, that is, Sectoring. Sector ka matlab kya hota hai? Jaise banking sector hota hai, agriculture sector hota hai, pharmaceutical sector hota hai, ya medicine sector simple shabdo mein, phir sector hota hai, toh mano agar koi sector accha bull run mein hai, ya phir aaj mano banking sector accha perform kar rahe hai. The banks are performing well, SBI is good, HDFC is good, AXIS is good, this, that, XYZ. If they are performing well, then look at the sector's assets. Like keep an eye on HDFC, keep an eye on SBI, or keep an eye on AXIS. You have to keep a separate eye on this, keep an eye on ICICI. That is based on your strategy. For example, trendline support and resistance case. Simply that is on the basis of breakouts and breakdowns. For market, the word breakout means a city that is always in the middle of 80 to 100. 80, 90, 80, then 95, then 90, then 85, then 100, 100, 100, it never broke a hundred. And today, finally, in a month, year, or week, it broke a 100 for the first time. This is called a breakout. It hadn't broken a hundred for a long time, but today it broke. See ya. This is called a breakout. Whenever there's a breakout, people get the idea of FOMO, Fear of Missing Out. Like, this share is running away, let's invest it. And as people start investing, the share price keeps on increasing. This is called a breakout. Whenever a share price breaks out in the upward direction, that is, if the price keeps on increasing, then it is called a breakout. And if it is at the level of 80, like I said, it was between 80 and 100. It was not going below 80. Today, if it breaks below 80, then it is called a breakdown. So, you can select stocks on the basis of breakouts and breakdowns for intraday trading. The next thing, one of the simplest methods is to find top gainers and top losers. Everyday you have this thing called top gainer. Have you heard of it? I'm going to be talking about a stuff. I'm going to talk about a lot of things. So, I'm going to talk about Los are top losers, but carefully, and the next one is on the basis of market structure. Now, what is market structure? I will explain it in detail. Market structure is very important for whether it is intraday trading, swing trading, XYZ trading, scalping or anything. Market structure means what is the structure of the market. According to what is the market going on? Now, let me draw and teach you. Now see, in understanding market structure, HH, HL, LH, LH, LH, LH. LH, LL, EH, EL and Technical Analysis. Now you have to guess what is written in the comments. I'm giving you time. You guess. Why are you laughing? Guess. You want to learn training, right? Okay, I'm giving you time. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. Those who have commented, good, good job. If you have commented correctly, good job. If you have commented wrongly, be careful. I will continue to teach you such things. HH means higher high. HL means higher low. Now I will explain all these things to you in 5 minutes. See, the market never moves like this. If there is a market, let's say for example, this is market. My drawing is not good, please adjust. The market will never go up like this, never come down like this. I'll do one thing, I'll keep the color white so that it's easier to understand. Now look, the market will never go up or down like this. The market always moves in pulses. Or if we call it a wave, it will be easier to understand. It moves in waves or in pulses. When the market goes up, it comes down. Up, down. Up, down. Up, down. Up, down. If the market goes in one direction, think about it, everyone is making a profit. No one is losing money in trading. Everyone is making a profit. We are sitting next to a big mango tree. But the market is never that easy. Market always moves in waves or pulses. So if the market wants to go up, then it will go up, down, up, down, up, down, like this, down, then up, then down, then up, like this. Now to understand this, we call this market structure. Now I will erase this and explain the market structure properly. See, there are three types of primary market structures. One is upward structure, which I will explain first. So that is up trend, and downward structure, which I will explain later. This video is for beginners, by the way. For those who are just learning, like this is my friend, a beginner, who wants to understand the market, what it is, how it works. Now see, if the market is going up, this is called an uptrend. Now, there is a structure of an uptrend. The structure of an uptrend will be something like this. Okay? Now, the market structure, I had written something on top, that was HHHL. Let me give you an example. 95. The market is called lows. And the points above 100, 110, 115, we call them highs. Got it? The points above the market, meaning this point, look, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, we call them highs. Here we write H. H, H, H, H, Ok. And one is lows, which are the points below. You can sort that. We call these points LOWS I have already taught you about LOWS and HIGHS If the market is falling down, then the points on the upper side will also be H H H And the points on the lower side will be LOW LOW LOW Now what is there in this? HH means HIGHER HIGH What is the meaning of HIGHER HIGH? What Higher. So this is again, higher, simple to higher. Yes. LH means lower high. Let me explain. H is high. L is low. HH is higher high. Correct? Understood? Higher high. LH is lower high. From the previous high, If you take the previous high as a market Up, up, up and then the next point is below the previous high then it becomes lower high This is the high, this is the higher high and this is the lower high, ok? After this, let's come to the next point, Lows Now see, this low is the first point The first point, the first point is the low If the next low is higher, then this is a higher low. And if, in case, like if you see here, this low, in comparison to this low, this low is lower. Look at its straight line. The straight line is going like this. And this low, the next low, is lower than the previous low. Okay? So this becomes a lower low. Okay? Lower low. So, Higher. We have learned L. Now see what happens after L. In L, we have HL. That is higher low. And LL. That is lower low. Now what a simple, I will give you and the audience a simple question. You have to answer it. Okay? I will make a simple diagram. You have to tell me what it is. Higher lows, lower lows, or whatever it is, I just want to tell you. So the market went up from here, came down, went up, came down, went up, came down, went up, came down, up, down, up, down. Then here, then, okay. Now we will simply mark lows and highs in this chart. It is very important for you to understand lows and highs. I am writing this first, this is low, this is high. Higher. That is higher. Hi. Now look at this point. This point. The high one. This is above the previous high. H, H. Now you guys have to guess what's next. So I will give you 5 seconds. You guys, I'm writing this as A. I'm writing this as B. I'm writing this as, uh, let's do one thing. This, I'll write this as C. I'll write this as D. I'll write this as E. A, B, C, D, E, F, A, B, C, D, E, and F answers to me. I'll give you five, four video. E. F. So 3, 2, 1, and the time is up. I will give you time. So this will be lower, low. This will be lower, and this will become lower high. And again, that will be lower high. This will be lower low. This, again is lower high. This again is lower low. This again is lower high. Then look at this one, it went from low to low because the lows, lows, lows are constantly decreasing after that highs, highs, highs are also decreasing Now look at this, there is a slight change What happened here is in the market, the low has gone up Now what happened, we have to answer 3, 2, 1 answer, right now, we have to answer 3, 2, 1 what happened here Higher low, this became higher low because for joining me. Change of trend possibility. For example, eco downtrend and eco sideways market, this consolidating market. uptrend first So, in the uptrend, the market will always go up with higher highs and higher lows First, it went low, then it went high The next low will be a higher low Higher low, then higher high Then higher high Then higher high And higher lows, higher lows Meaning, in an uptrend, the market will go up with higher highs and higher lows High, high, high hooper. High hooper low, and sentiment. For example, che. Usually. Lower, high and lower, lower, lower, low, lower highs, lower low, lower, high, lower lows, lower high. Lower highs, lower lows. So market simply highs will come down. As you can see here, if you connect, the market highs are coming down and the lows are also coming down. So in the downtrend, the market comes down by making lower highs and lower lows. Lower highs, lower highs, lower highs. You can see, every high is lower than the previous high. Okay? This is how our downtrend is made. Okay? And after that, if we talk about Sideways market has a concept that is equal highs and equal lows. What does it mean? The highs and lows that the market is giving are usually around equal. This is how we see the sideways market. You won't get exact. You will never get exact. The market will never be a simple drawing. The uptrend and downtrend that I just explained, it would be easy for you to see. But it is a little difficult because the market doesn't go straight so easily. We will see that in live markets as well. In the next videos, we will trade in live markets. No need to take tension. Now see, what's happening in equal highs and equal lows? First, this is high, this is low, right? Now what does equal highs mean? See, next high is almost equal. So this is equal high. And we will see lows. This is a little up, but see the next low. Then this is equal low. Then again, equal high. Equal low. Then again, equal high. Then, again, equal low. So, what is a market? Now, in simple words, I will make three drawings for you. Simply, you have to give me an answer. Okay? You have to give me a simple answer. Now, I will remove all the things. There are three types of trends. Uptrend, downtrend. These are the market structures. Okay? In this, you have to find out lower highs, higher highs, all those things, you know, for me. And you have to tell me what is which. Okay? So, the market is going up like this. Let's do one thing. I'll draw a little better. Wait. So, the market is going like this, like this, like this, like this, like this. So, first of all, what is this? Write it down for me. Right now. So, guys, I'll keep this in the video. I'll keep it on purpose. First, mark the highs and lows. What I do is simple. If that difficulty doesn't come, this becomes H, this becomes L, this becomes H, this becomes L, this becomes H, this becomes L. Now, tell me the first thing. Is this an uptrend or a downtrend? What is it? Lower. This is higher low. Higher low, right, higher low. HL. First, mark only one thing. So here, tell me the next H. The next H is higher i. Higher i, correct. Now tell me about the lows. From the first low, the upper low is up, correct? Correct. So H L, higher low. Then again, the next L is up, higher low, correct? Similarly, now I'll give you the next one. You have to identify in this. Let's say, this time a little What is this? First of all, downtrend, uptrend, what is it? This, uh Third option. Sideways market. Sideways market, okay? Now first mark the highs and lows and show me. Highs. High, okay. High. Okay, can you count that too or not? Good. High. High. High. High. Good job. Now mark the lows. L. L. L. Good job. Okay, now what is this? Is it high rise, low rise, or equalize? Um, this No, now you have to pay attention to the sideways market. Confusing. Yoga, high, lh, lh, lh. Lower, lower market down trend. Lower, high is or lower, low or lower. Lows and up. Make your yoga. Higher highs or higher? Higher, higher. Higher, higher, higher, higher. Higher. Low. Higher, low. Higher. I mean, market structure mostly. Highs, lows, higher highs, higher lows, lower highs, lower lows. You have to identify the trend on the basis of these. And the direction in which the market is going, you have to take a trade in that direction. For example, if the market is traveling in this direction, then what you have to do is take a trade in this direction, that is, in the up direction. And if you can see that the market structure has shifted, then the market is going down. So now you have to try short selling. When the market was going up, you simply had to buy. Okay, so if you buy and it will go from 80 to 100, you can make a profit. But when you have to do short selling, you have to do S, S, okay? In short selling, what happens is the market is here at 100, and here it is at 110. The market structure has shifted, when will you make a profit? When you sell here, okay, you sell it at 110, and when it comes to 80, you buy it, you buy it. So what did you do? In one way, I sold it at Rs. 110 and bought it for Rs. 80, so a profit of Rs. 30. This is how short selling works and this is how our market structure works. Hopefully, everyone understood and hopefully it wasn't too complicated. After this, we have to understand the 5X margin. That is, what is the 5X margin? The 5X margin is nothing, let's say for example, in your account. to me. To make trading account grow Angel one simply. says trade Five money I need to pay off May I? Five money Five money May I? How many money How many money How many money I need to pay off Trade Either my my money money What is a common trading method? But in practice, in normal trading, if it is 10 percent loss, then what at Rs. 10, 000? It 000. Correct? And at the same time, you did a 10 percent loss, but 5X margin in intraday trading. So at Rs. 50, 000. So the ratio is, 10 percent loss to 7 times. Trading economy capital Complicated. Simply that is going to be important chart patterns for in day trading. In day trading, killer sub best patterns, concept pattern, some of the most important key. Now, where and how to take a trade in this? These chart patterns help you a lot, on the basis of which you can buy or sell a trade. So, I will tell you some of their patterns. I am taking some patterns in front of you now. I will also take their names and their animation or their illustrations will also come in front of you. For example, the first one is double top. Then after that comes double bottom. Double top is also called M pattern Double bottom is also called W pattern It is very helpful for beginners So listen carefully Market is very useful in studying structure and trading So let's talk about double top pattern The market is going like this, like this, like this Then the market said 1, then 2 See, 1, 2 They have become on the same level Right Now see again They are going like this, like this, like this Then like this Or D, same level for M, say M pattern. Double top pattern. Double top. M pattern. One, two. See here. This and this. There are two bottoms. Two lows. Both lows are at the same level. And this looks like a W. So this is called a double bottom. ya phir simple shabdon mein W pattern bhi bol w ki tarah dikhta hai. M pattern, W pattern, phir uske baad head and shoulder patterns phir bahut saari patterns hota hai. Jo ki main saamne de to raho but agar tumhein saare chat patterns achche se detail mein seekhna hai, technical analysis seekhna hai, That is complete important pattern treating me trading. Completely zero. Best of best important chart patterns and important candlestick patterns. So please go, watch those videos, support them, like them, and subscribe to our channel because the things people sell in lakhs, I am doing it for you completely free of cost, taking out my time. So, as I said about chart patterns, double bottom, double top, head and shoulders, then after that there are a lot of chart patterns whose names will be coming in front of your screen. And along with that, some animations will also be coming, which I will do for 10 seconds. So, what will I do for 10 seconds? 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I, uh, by the evening No, no, no, no. What he means to say is that I bought it for 100 rupees. And if the price doesn't go up, it goes down. Even then, the position will automatically end. My poor brother is a little weak in speaking. Then, uh, what do highs mean? What do lows mean? High, high, H, I, G, H. High means the upper point, low means the lower point. Explain short selling. Not just one minute, explain short selling in 10 seconds. This is our bonus moment. Short selling. First, we sell it. Oh, I got it. First, we sell it. Then, if the price goes down, let's say it goes down to Rs. 80, Rs. 80. Yes. So And then I sold it and he bought it again. So I made a profit. You made a profit. Good, good, good. Okay, I understand. so much. Like the video. Complete 10, 000 likes on this video. I'll bring the next trading course soon. Price action course. After that, I'll teach you all about trading. And it's my responsibility to make you a trader. Not profitable, that's up to you. 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