INVESTOR VIVEK BHARNUKE
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I have been admitted to the hospital for the past two days, so I haven’t been able to monitor my trading setup. I will also be unavailable for the next two days. All classes and one-on-one lectures will remain canceled. If I feel better, I might conduct a lecture on Sunday.
🚨 Important Update for My Students & Followers 🚨 As many of you know, I have been actively sharing live market analysis, charts, and buy/sell insights with my group. However, due to SEBI’s new regulations on financial influencers, I will no longer be able to provide real-time stock market updates or trading instructions. 🔹 SEBI’s new rules state that stock market educators cannot use live stock prices or mention any stock names based on data from the past 3 months. 🔹 This means I can no longer share live charts, stock names, or buy/sell calls as I used to. 🔹 From today onwards, there will be no live updates from me. 🔹 My focus will now shift towards pure educational content that aligns with SEBI’s guidelines. I appreciate your support and understanding in this transition. My goal remains the same—to help you learn and grow in the stock market the right way! 📈 Stay tuned for more updates! 🚀 #SEBI #StockMarketEducation #TradingRules
Good morning, From the very first day, I have been emphasizing that whether it’s charting or any other stock giving a breakout, you must first analyze its fundamentals before making a buying decision. When checking fundamentals, the first thing to assess is the business model—what does the company do? This is crucial for making informed investment decisions. Right now, the market is declining, and most stocks have fallen by 40-50%. However, if a stock has strong fundamentals and you remain patient, it has the potential to double in the next 3-4 years. That’s why I always insist on learning fundamental analysis at least to some extent. Use technical analysis for entry and exit points. Technical analysis will give exit signals before fundamentals indicate trouble. Every stock that has fallen significantly has done so based on reversal price action patterns. For swing trades, strictly follow stop-loss levels. For investments, start with a smaller quantity and increase your position only after confirmation. Currently, the Dow Jones looks weak, so another round of selling could occur. It’s better to avoid aggressive bullish positions for now. The market needs a pullback on the monthly timeframe, while weekly and daily charts show the market is near a support zone. Make sure to follow this approach and trade accordingly!