सिर्फ ₹9 लाख से 1100 करोड़! जापान के सबसे गुप्त ट्रेडिंग सीक्रेट्स | Takashi Kotegawa Strategy.

From Just ₹9 Lakh to ₹1100 Crore! Japan's Most Secret Trading Strategies | Takashi Kotegawa Strategy

  सिर्फ ₹9 लाख से 1100 करोड़! जापान के सबसे गुप्त ट्रेडिंग सीक्रेट्स | Takashi Kotegawa Strategy.

 

 

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1.  The trading strategy is disclosed which 999% of the market people do not know. Takashiro made it. In this summary, you will find such unheard secrets that will save you from taking wrong trading decisions and can increase your profitability manifold. Do you also want to be included in those 1% successful traders who completely dominate the market? If yes, then do not miss this video even for a second because now begins the biggest secret of the trading world. The secret of Takashiro is taken in Takashiro. He started with just 1.6 million rupees (approximately ₹ 1 lakh) and traveled to 20 billion rupees i.e. 1100 crores, but the real question is how did he do this? Did only luck support him or was there a secret strategy behind it which the world has not been able to understand till now? If you really want to earn money from the stock market, then you have to understand those real secrets hidden in this depth which became the reason for Kotegawa's success. Starting with a small amount but a big bet in the right place. People often think that big investment for big profits But Kotegawa made small money big by rotating it again and again. The biggest secret of this was market opportunity timing. He did not invest money in every stock, he only chose the right stock. The biggest lie of trading is that it is necessary to trade every day. Kotegawa used to choose only those stocks which had the possibility of heavy fluctuations in a few hours or days. He identified a special pattern Volume Surge Before Big Moves i.e. when the volume suddenly increased in a stock but the price did not increase much, then he started monitoring that stock closely. As soon as a big institutional investor or a transaction of a large amount was seen, he used to take action immediately. For example, suppose a stock is trading between 100 to 110 for the last 6 months, one day suddenly its volume triples but the price is only 110 to 112. This means that big players are entering it but the general public has not come to know about it yet. Kotegawa used to buy such stocks in the range of 112 to 115 and as soon as the price goes from 125 to 130 They used to book profits. Lesson: You should not trade in every stock, but only track those stocks in which there is a big money movement. 2. Profit from panic. Biggest money in a falling market. One of Kotegawa's biggest secrets was that he used to make money from people trading in fear and nervousness. Whenever a stock suddenly fell by 10 to 15 percent and people started selling in panic, he remained calm. He used to take advantage of panic selling and immediately buy at reversal points. Example: In 2006, Japan's Leader company was accused of scam and there was panic in the entire market. People were selling their stocks at throwaway prices out of fear. Kotegawa bought these falling stocks and in a few days when the market stabilized, he doubled his money. Lesson: When everyone is panicking and selling stocks without thinking, then you have to hit a four on the spot. Three fast fingers first. Kotegawa's most dangerous strategy. Every second is precious in the stock market. Kotegawa has trained his reflexes so much that he can make money from the stock market. He had made his trading setup so fast that he could place orders in the blink of an eye He kept his trading setup so simple and fast that he could place orders one to two seconds before other traders How did he do it He started tracking live data of different stocks on multiple screens As soon as a stock was in a position to break out, he would immediately enter it He created on-order entry shortcuts so that he could save the time spent in typing manually Lesson: If you cannot trade fast, the market will leave you behind Action plan Learn the hot keys of your brokerage platform and speed up on-order placement Prepare your potential stocks before the market opens so that you can take quick decisions Four Kotegawa's secret entry and exit formula The biggest secret In trading, just choosing the right stock is not enough Correct entry and exit is the biggest game Kotegawa's formula Enter when you see buying by big players before the stock catches the trend Exit when retail traders and common people start buying the stock How to identify When the stock breaks the resistance but the volume is low, it is a fake breakout It is possible that when there is buying on high volume after the fall in the stock, then it can be a real buy. Lesson: Do not buy breakouts without thinking. Buy only those breakouts in which there is volume and entry of big players. The most important lesson of Kotegawa is to choose only the right stock. Do not trade every trade. When everyone is selling out of fear, then look for the opportunity to buy. To win the speed game of trading, make your order system fast. Avoid fake breakouts and identify the right entry and exit. Took profit before Takashiro and avoided loss every time. The reason was that Takashimi used to take only profit in every trade and almost eliminated the loss. Now the question arises how did he do this? Was it just luck or was there a secret strategy behind it which most traders do not know even today. If you really want to earn money in the stock market, then you have to understand Kotegawa's fastest exit strategy. A maximum profit extraction, more profit, less risk. Most traders lose profits due to excessive greed despite good profits. Kotegawa's rule What was completely different was that he used to book profits quickly and at the right time. He used a strategy called Max Profit Extraction. How does this strategy work? When a stock rose fast as per his prediction, he did not wait for the entire profit. He used to exit gradually, step by step, so that he could extract maximum profit. For example, suppose Kotegawa bought 1000 shares at 200 yuan. As soon as the stock reached 215, he sold 30 yuan shares. Then at 2225, he took out 40 yuan more and when the stock reached 235, he got out completely. Lesson: If you try to book all the profit at once, either the stock will fall back or your profit will reduce. With step by step exit, you can extract maximum money and reduce the risk. Two Fake breakout traps Kotegawa's way to avoid false breakouts Every day thousands of traders in the market lose money by buying breakouts because 80% of breakouts are fake. But Kotegawa used to catch fake breakouts in a special way and avoid losses How to identify fake breakout Volume confirmation If the stock is breaking out but the volume is very low, it may be a fake breakout Kotegawa always caught those breakouts which had very high volume True Buyers Identification When a stock fell sharply immediately after the breakout, he understood that it was a trap He never got caught in such a trap Example: A stock breaks out from 500 to 520 but the volume is low After this it goes up to 525 and then falls to 510 If you bought at 520, you got trapped Lesson: Never enter a breakout with low volume If the stock is falling after the breakout, it is a signal of a trap buyers Exit immediately Three reversal candle recognition Kotegawa technique of exiting before the fall Kotegawa's biggest strength was to catch the reversal signal of the stock first He never put the entire profit at risk How to identify a stock Shooting star candle is about to fall If the stock was moving up and suddenly a shooting star-like candle was formed, Kotegawa would immediately exit the stock. This meant that big players were exiting the stock. Bearish Engulf Pattern If a stock is continuously moving up and suddenly a big red candle is formed which is bigger than the previous candle, then it is a sign of a fall. Kotegawa would immediately sell his shares after seeing it. Example: Suppose a stock rose from 300 to 350 and then a shooting star candle was formed. After this, the stock fell to 345. If you had sold at 350, you would have been in profit. Lesson: If you do not exit the stock at the right time, your profit can turn into a loss. Identify the reversal candle and exit immediately. Four big players Exit timing Kotegawa's hidden secret Kotegawa never became a part of the herd of retail traders. He always understood the activities of big players and exited accordingly. How to identify that big players institutions are exiting the stock Sudden volume surge without Price move If a stock suddenly receives a lot of volume but the price does not rise much, it could be a signal for the exit of big players Large sell orders near resistance If the stock comes near its previous resistance and very large sell orders are seen there, Kotegawa would exit immediately because he knew that big players are booking profits there Example: A stock rose from 800 to 950, but as soon as it reached 950, suddenly sell orders of 5 lakh shares were seen there. This meant that big players were selling Kotegawa immediately sold at 945 and when the stock fell to 920, he bought again Lesson: Understand the signals of big players and exit with them Conclusion What can we learn from Kotegawa's exit strategy Take profits through step by step exits, not all at once Do not get caught in fake breakouts Always confirm volume Recognize reversal candles and exit at the right time When big players are selling, you should also exit If you follow this strategy, you will be able to make profits in every trade You can make maximum profit and avoid loss. Listen to this summary carefully, listen to it again and again and apply it in your trading. Only then will you be able to make real money. Earned money every time by joining Takashima Money. There are two types of traders in the market. Retail traders who trade with the crowd and mostly lose money. Institutional traders, smart money, who control the crowd and always make profit. But Takashiro adopted a different method. He thought out of the crowd and always traded with big players, institutions and smart money. As a result, he never became a victim of market manipulation. He always caught the big moves beforehand and most importantly, he made money by understanding the rules of the market and not by hearsay of the crowd. Now the question arises, how did he learn the secret of trading with smart money? Did he have any hidden formula which is still not known to common traders. If you understand this secret technique, then your trading can change completely. So let's know Kotegawa's secret of trading with smart money. One Liquidity Where does the smart money trade? T
2. he real movement in the market comes where the orders of the big players are placed.
   
3. There are orders but these orders are not clearly visible to anyone. This is called liquidity genes, i.e. the place where institutions execute their big trades. How to identify the liquidity genes of smart money? There is something hidden at the levels at which the market stops repeatedly. If a stock comes back several times between 1000 and 1020, then there are sell orders of big players there. If a stock takes support several times between 950 and 970, then there are buy orders of big players there. Pay attention to fake breakouts. If a stock suddenly goes to 1025 but immediately comes down to 105, then it can be a false breakout. It means that smart money has sold there and has trapped retail traders. For example, suppose Nifty 50 is stopping repeatedly at 22000. If one day it goes to 20250 and then falls back to 2980, then it can be a trap of smart money. Institutions hit stop losses on the upside and then the actual move was downward. Lesson: If you recognize the liquidity zones, you can always trade with the smart money and never fall into their trap. Two order flow readings catch the moves of the big players beforehand. Have you ever wondered how institutions execute such big orders without moving the market? They never buy or sell at once, rather they put orders in small blocks so that the retail traders do not get a clue. How to identify whether smart money is buying or selling? If a stock is continuously going up but a little selling is seen in every big candle, then the smart money is gradually selling. If a stock is falling down but buying is happening in every big red candle, then the smart money is gradually buying. For example, suppose the price goes from 600 to 610 but an upward wick is formed in every candle, it means that institutions are gradually selling their positions. If you understand this pattern, then you will understand that the price is moving up from 600 to 610. If you take a stock, you can sell it at higher levels and make profit. Lesson: First understand the moves of big players and then trade. If you see that institutions are buying, then buy with them. If they are selling, then sell with them. Three Volume and Delta Analysis: Catch the real buyers and sellers of the market. You must have often heard that if the volume is increasing, the stock will go up, but this is only half the truth. The real way to catch smart money is Delta Analysis. If the stock is going up but the volume is very low, then it may be a fake movement. If the stock is falling down but the volume is increasing, then it means that smart money is buying here. How to use this technique? When a stock goes up rapidly but the delta is negative, then it may be a fake up move. When a stock is falling but the delta is positive, then it may be a bottom formation. Example: Suppose that YES goes from 2400 to 2450 but the delta is continuously negative, it means that it is a fake buying and smart money is actually selling. If you understand this, then you can buy a stock at 2450. But you can earn money by shorting. Lesson: Don't just look at volume, but pay attention to delta and order flow. This is the way to catch the real moves of smart money. Four Three Golden Rules of Trading with Smart Money: Don't go with the crowd. Always identify the liquidity masses. Two, catch the order flow of institutions so that you can understand their moves in advance. Three, identify real buyers and sellers through delta analysis. If you apply these three rules in your trading, you will always trade with the big players and not against them. Now what is the next step? Do you also want to earn money with institutions in every trade? Do you want to understand those hidden secrets by which Takashiro used to earn? Then listen to this summary carefully. Listen to it again and again and apply it in your trading. Believe me, if you follow this, you will get real profit in the market and get a chance to earn real money. Takashiro's ultimate management formula. How he controlled the risk in every trade and never lost all his money. 90% of traders lose money in the market. Let's see, have you ever thought what is the biggest reason behind this? Do they choose the wrong stocks? Do they trade at the wrong time? Or do they follow the wrong strategy? No, actually they don't know risk management. Takashiro, do it and money will be made automatically. This was the reason why he never lost a large part of his capital. If you understand this secret risk management formula, then you too will never zero your account. You can earn big money by making small profits continuously. You can stay in the market for a long time. So let's know Takashiro's management system which kept him in constant profit. One 1% risk rule is the first step to earn big money. Takashimaya, no matter how solid the setup seems, don't break the rules. Example: Suppose you have an account of ₹ lakhs. If you take a risk of one percent, then you cannot lose more than 000 in each trade. If you go wrong in five trades, then only 000 will be lost. But if you take a risk of 10 to 15 percent in each trade, then your entire account will be lost. You can become zero in a few days. The lesson is to take small risks so that even if you are wrong, you can remain in the market and make big profits at the right opportunity. Learn to place stop losses scientifically. Do you know that 70 per cent of the market
4. Traders place stop loss incorrectly, that is why theirs always gets hit Wrong way If you bought a stock at 00, then just put a SL at 8 by heart If the market is volatile, then put a SL a little farther away at 95 Correct way Takashiro used to place SL by looking at the structure For him stop loss was not a random number but a scientific formula How to place correct stop loss Place SL based on support and resistance If a stock is taking support at 00 and you have bought it at ₹ 10, then SL should be at 9999, not at 95 A very far SL will give you unnecessary loss A very small SL can get hit even in a slight movement of the market Use ATR Average True Range ATR is an indicator that tells how far the stock can move If ATR is showing ₹ 10, then place SL at least ₹ 10 away Example: If you have bought at reliance1 and its ATR is ₹, then place SL at least ₹ 2470 It would be right to place a trade between 2775 and 2775. If you place a SL at 2005 555, it can easily get hit in the market volatility. Lesson: Always place a stop loss on a technical basis, not just an arbitrary number. Three Position sizing is the biggest secret weapon. Do you know that risk management is not limited to just placing a stop loss? In fact, deciding the right position size is the biggest secret. What is position size? It decides how many shares you are going to buy or sell in one trade. If you take the wrong position size, you can soon become bankrupt. How to decide the right position size? First decide the trade at risk. Suppose you want to take a risk of 1 pip on an account of ₹1 lakh, i.e. you do not want to lose more than 000 in each trade. Decide the quantity on the basis of stop loss. Suppose Reliance is at ₹2500000 at ₹400, i.e. SL of ₹Now if you want to take a risk of ₹1, then how many shares can you buy? Position size Equal risk divide stop loss equals 000 div 0 equals 50 shares Lesson Always decide position size on the basis of your stop loss and risk so that your loss remains under control Four Risk to reward ratio Don't trade at less than 1/2 Takashiro never took risk to reward ratio less than 2/2 What does it mean if there is a risk of 000 in a trade then the target should be at least ₹ 0 If you keep RR of 1 to 2 in every trade then even if only 50% are right you will be in profit Example if you have bought a stock at 500 and the stock is at 90 Risk of ₹ 10 then the target should be at least 520 Reward of 20 Lesson Don't trade by taking small profits Always take double the reward of the risk only then you will be profitable in the long term Takashiro Don't take more than 1% risk in each trade Place two stop losses scientifically and not by guesswork Three Position size Always decide on the basis of risk and stop loss Now what is the next step If you also learn to control Takashiro, you will never incur a big loss Manage the risk first Profit will come automatically If you understand this formula, you will always remain in the market and keep earning profits continuously Sixth secret of Takashi Kotegawa Master strategy to identify the trend of the market How he entered every trade at the right time and earned profits continuously by avoiding the wrong time Timing of entry and exit is most important in trading If you do not buy or sell at the right time, no matter how good your research is, you will not be able to earn profit This is the reason why 90% of traders get stuck in the market because they take entry at the wrong time and then exit at the wrong time But Takashiro used to take exit This was the reason that he was continuously in profit and never made useless trades So let us know that hidden trend raiding strategy of Takashi Kotegawa which is used by most of the market traders People do not know one Forget fundamentals First understand the trend Many traders think that if the fundamentals of a company are good then its stocks will always go up but this is the biggest mistake Truth If the fundamentals of a stock are good but the trend is down then that stock will keep falling If the fundamentals of a stock are bad but the trend is up then that stock will keep rising Takashimi used to see what the trend of the market and stocks is saying Lesson Identifying the trend is the first skill that you should learn 2 Three superhit ways to identify the trend Now the question arises that how to identify the trend correctly Takashiro's rule The easiest way to identify an up trend If the stock is continuously making new highs and the lows are also getting higher then it is in an up trend Do not sell in this situation, just look for opportunities to buy The easiest way to identify a down trend If the stock is continuously making new lows and the highs are also falling then it is in a down trend Do not buy in this situation, just look for opportunities to sell Practical example If Nifty falls from 18000 If Nifty is moving from 18000 to 17800 then 17500 and then to 17200 then the trend is up If Nifty is moving from 18000 to 17800 then 17500 and then to 17200 then the trend is down The secret weapon of two moving averages Takashimi Moving Averages used to confirm trend using EAMA How to use 50 Day MA and 200 Day EAMA If 50 Day EAMA is above 200 Day EAMA then it is uptrend If 50 Day EAMA is below 200 Day EAMA then it is down trend Practical example If EAMA is above 200 Day EA then it is in up trend Buy How to buy If stock is moving up fast and volume is also increasing then it is in up trend 
5. The trend is strong If the stock is falling and the volume is also falling, then the downtrend is weak and the trend may change Lesson Always confirm the trend on the basis of volume Takashi Kotegawa never took random entries in the market He always took entries on pullbacks and breakouts How to take entry on pullbacks When a stock is in an uptrend and falls to the 50-day EMA and then starts going up again, buy there When a stock is in a downtrend and comes up to the 50-day EMA and then starts falling again, sell there How to take entry on breakout When a stock breaks a major resistance and goes up and volume also increases, buy When a stock breaks a major support and goes down and volume also increases, sell Lesson Don't make random entries Always take entries on pullbacks and breakouts Takashiro Higher Highs Moving Averages and Volume Two Don't trade against the trend Buy in an uptrend and sell in a downtrend Three Take entries only on pullbacks and breakouts Don't make random entries Now what is the next step if you Takashiro will be able to earn consistent profits Risk Management Plus Trend Trading Shak's Long Term Success If you understand this secret, then from now on, enter every trade at the right time and earn tremendous profits So friends, this was Takashimi If you have listened to this entire audio summary carefully, then believe me, you are now many steps ahead of ordinary traders. Now you have that knowledge and secrets which 99% of people are not able to know But remember, just learning is not enough, applying this knowledge practically is the key to real success If you found this summary interesting and valuable, then like it, tell in the comment what you learned from it and most importantly subscribe to this channel Audio Hindi Books so that you keep getting such powerful and secret information-filled summaries. 

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