Title: Be your own stock broker


I am fully  into stock market since 2020. 

I watch news everyday that’s my biggest plus. Market reacts for

news and will be calm in reality , I find so hard understanding bull and bear rally ...I started

reading lot of stock market based books every day . My mind was full of charts and analysis .I

started running behind charts ... chasing the charts I found lot of break out stocks and started

earning but I am not happy with that money. I myself asked why do I chase numbers . what did

I understand behind those numbers . Earning money without understanding the basics of

something doesn’t work for me .

I again started from the beginning... understanding the companies instead of stocks, this made

me explore lot of companies around me .

I stared noticing simple products around me,

The notebook I write is ITC , the pen I use is Doms, the car I drive is TATA , the stove I use is

Prestige .. I found my market around me .I started reading about my market products .

I fall in love somehow with the market .My love doesn’t come in my first site . Then I made my

love as my profession. I made my own analysis pdf .

Started understanding a company with Fundamental and Technical analysis . Most importantly I

clearly do my qualitative and quantitative analysis about a company along with technical .

Once this three go together I become my own Stock broker.

YES BE YOUR OWN STOCK BROKER

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