Which do you personally find tougher to handle while trading?
- Psychology & discipline
- Market analysis & strategy
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Feel free to share why you think this area is tougher for you.
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Market analysis… because my brain can’t keep up with all the numbers and news at once
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Risk management, hands down 
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Market analysis & strategy, because there’s so much data to process every day, and making sense of conflicting indicators can be overwhelming.
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Honestly, both are challenging, but I’d say psychology staying calm when trades go against you is harder than reading charts.
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Losses feel personal. Even though they’re statistically expected.
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Frequent change in rules by sebi
Yes, SEBI’s rules evolve often, and that’s actually a good thing. It means the regulator is actively working to reduce risks and bring more safety for traders like us.
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Losses may feel personal, but they are a natural part of trading and statistically expected.
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Market analysis helps break down complex data and news, allowing traders to make sense of trends.
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Even the best strategies fail if psychological discipline is lacking.
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So you say sebi’s plan to ban weekly expiry is a good thing.ok
My question is leave traders ,will discount brokers like aliceblue , dhan , upstox etc survive without weekly expiry?
Weekly expiries have certainly been a popular tool for short-term traders. However, SEBI’s intent is to ensure market stability and protect investors. Regulatory changes may impact F&O activity especially those relying heavily on F&O trading, but the derivatives market still offers monthly contracts and other instruments that traders can use effectively.
How many discount brokers will shut shop we have to wait and see.