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In 1929, a man named Roger Babson predicted the crash that would destroy the American economy. Wall Street laughed at him. 47 days later, they lost everything. Babson wasn't lucky. He identified a 5-stage pattern that appears before every major financial collapse. The same pattern showed up before 1987. Before 2000. Before 2008. And right now, 4 of those 5 stages are flashing red.

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Someone asked me, “I have 30 lakhs lying in my bank, but I’m only trading with 5 lakhs. Am I doing it right? When should I use the full amount?” I replied ,If you’re asking this question, you’re not ready to trade with the full amount. Not because you’re incapable but because your mind isn’t prepared yet. Whenever this comes up, I give a simple task that most people don’t like. Take the remaining money the 25 lakhs and park it in an FD or a mutual fund. Forget it. Now take 1 lakh and trade with just that. Why 1 lakh? Because that’s the amount where the market teaches you everything you need to know without destroying your future. That’s where you’ll learn how you react when you’re losing, when you’re winning, when you’re tempted, when you’re frustrated. And believe me these lessons don’t come from books. They come from real trades, real pain, real emotions. You start with 1 lakh. You trade it for months. Maybe a year. If you can handle that amount with discipline and consistency, then you slowly step up. Maybe go to 5 lakhs. Hold that level for months. Trading 1 lakh and trading 5 lakhs is not the same business. Your numbers change. Your emotions change. Your behaviour changes. Everything changes. If you survive 5 lakhs with the same discipline, then you move to 10 lakhs. Again, stay there. Prove yourself. Show that you can control your impulses when the numbers get bigger. By the time you reach from 1 lakh to 30 lakhs, you’ll have already made all the small mistakes, medium mistakes, and maybe a few big ones but at a small cost. So when you finally touch the bigger capital, you don’t repeat those mistakes at a scale that hurts you for years. This is why I tell : Grow into your capital. Don’t jump into it. Big capital doesn’t just test your strategy it tests your emotions. One small mistake at 1 lakh is a lesson. The same mistake at 30 lakhs is trauma. Start small. Scale slowly. Earn your way into the big account. When your mind is ready, you won’t need to ask how much money you should be trading with. You’ll just know.

Behavioral Slippage = Money Left on the Table I was delighted to see a post yesterday on X by Ankur Patel @AnkurPatel59 sharing an excellent document he created about the concept of Behavioral Slippage, as introduced in my book Mastering the Mental Game of Trading. You can view the document in his forwarded post below. Behavioral Slippage refers to the profits or returns that are left unrealized—money that could have been captured had a trader or investor fully seized the opportunities identified by their system, method, or approach. Unfortunately, these opportunities are missed due to deviations from optimal trading behavior, often caused by emotional or psychological factors. The concept of Behavioral Slippage originated from my work with a coaching client at a hedge fund. Over three years, he analyzed his trading performance against the opportunity sets available to him. The result? He quantified how much he had left on the table—both in terms of absolute dollars and percentage return—over that period. Spoiler alert: HIs Behavioral Slippage was substantial. During our exploration of the underlying causes behind this relative underperformance, we identified numerous behavioral and emotional factors that led him to stray from his optimal practices. Once he became aware of these contributing factors, we focused on modifying his approach to minimize behavioral slippage. The improvements in his performance in subsequent years were significant, and the impact was profound. Here is Ankur's post below👇

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Your potential P&L and your actual P&L are never the same. The gap between them is your behavioral gap. This one pager explains why it happens - and how to fix it. Idea Credit - @AlphaMind101

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Mark Minervini Setup How to find stocks Screen stocks that are within 25% of their 52-week high Eliminate the following stocks Eliminate stocks trading below 30 200 MA is rising for at least 3 months 50 MA is above 200 MA Current price is above 200 SMA and preferably above 50 too Current price is at least above 100% from 52-week low The stock should have made a 52-week high at least once every 4 to 6 months Buying Pattern Make stock list every week after weekly closing Use weekly charts Use Volatility Contraction Pattern (VCP) Use only Price and Volume Stocks moving up with good volume and then falling with lower volume (consolidating) is good Use weekly charts AMO daily charts are good for seeing setting of the stock Look for volatility contraction in daily charts (just for looking entry) You don’t need to find new candidates every day, try to add to existing position Breakouts should happen between 4–8 weeks Win rate is only 50%, so be prepared Post Buying Monitoring Follow up buying Green days vs Red days Up Volume vs Down Volume Tennis Ball Action Shallow Pullback VCP Pattern Volatility Contraction Pattern (VCP) To calculate volatility contraction, divide swing low by swing high then -1 gives the % drop in volatility There should be ideally 3 VCP Each time volatility should decrease by ideally 50% (not a hard rule) Buy when the previous swing high is taken out With volatility, there is also time contraction which is very similar to price contraction Take a stock for 2 VCP only if the second contraction is more than 70% Stop Loss Calculation Plot 20-period ATR on daily chart Calculate 2× of the above value Use this value as your stop loss Use maximum of 10% as stop loss Here’s Mark Minervini coming into the ‘95 uptrend based on what stocks met his criteria. He didn’t get really aggressive until April ‘95 - had an incredible 413% return that year! From ‘Trade Like A Stock Market Wizard’ - Minervini 2013

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