dprasad @dprasad1

Fundamental Investor, Multibagger Stock Picker, Technical Trader ,Trainer - Behavioural Finance & Trading Psychology, NLP and EFT Trainer. Not Sebi Registered Joined July 2009

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dprasad @dprasad1

a day ago

Understanding EPS is more of a science, but the real issue is knowing the P/E. Understanding where the P/E is going to be is completely an art.

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dprasad @dprasad1

5 days ago

Trade against the ruling mood, but let the mood have a good run first

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Most people approach investing too casually. They treat investing as a hobby instead like a business: hobbies cost money. They prefer to forget about their failures instead of learning from them, which is a big mistake.

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dprasad @dprasad1

a week ago

Traders and investors who wait to eliminate uncertainty will always keep waiting.

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dprasad @dprasad1

2 weeks ago

Stock market is perhaps one of the greatest tests of a person's will and patience.

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dprasad @dprasad1

2 weeks ago

Adapt a style of trading/investing that suits you and stick to it and you get the good and bad in your own approach. When you try to incorporate someone else's style, you often end up with the worst of both styles.

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dprasad @dprasad1

2 weeks ago

Diversification may preserve wealth, but concentration builds wealth.

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dprasad @dprasad1

2 weeks ago

It's important to understand that courage is not the absence of fear in a risky environment; courage is the ability to control the fear that accompanies risk.

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dprasad @dprasad1

2 weeks ago

When you are in a slump, try to be patient and wait for a trade that you feel very confident about and keep the bet size small. Your goal should not be to make lots of money but rathe to get your confidence back by making correct decisions.

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dprasad @dprasad1

2 weeks ago

Virtually every successful trader/investor I know ultimately ended up with a style suited to his or her personality.

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dprasad @dprasad1

3 weeks ago

To succeed as trader, it is absolutely necessary to have an edge. You can't win without an edge. You can't win without an edge, even with the world's greatest discipline and money management skills. Incidentally, if you don't know what your edge is, you don't have one.

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dprasad @dprasad1

3 weeks ago

In the 1990s, trades were written on slips of paper. No apps, no charts. Just instinct, discipline, and trust in the fundamentals. Technology changed but principles didn’t.

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dprasad @dprasad1

3 weeks ago

The market is a mirror, if you bring fear, it reflects panic AND if you bring patience, it reflects opportunity.

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dprasad @dprasad1

3 weeks ago

"Bottoming markets can go nowhere for a long time. Don’t tie up your capital in dead zones. Wait for a catalyst before committing." - Jim Rogers 📉 Patience > Prediction. 35 years in the markets have taught me this the hard way. Let me explain. 👇 #InvestingWisdom #StockMarket

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dprasad @dprasad1

3 weeks ago

My philosophy is to look for value in balance sheet and growth in profit and loss account.

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dprasad @dprasad1

3 weeks ago

More you learn, more you earn. So make learning a strong habit.

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dprasad @dprasad1

4 weeks ago

A mistake becomes a source of motivation when one learns the right lesson from it and applies it in other successful investments. This helps using the mind instead of letting emotions and feelings influence decisions.

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dprasad @dprasad1

4 weeks ago

Integrate fundamental, technical and sentimental analysis into a practical approach that enables you to select the best ideas both for trading and investment.