Binod Yadav

  (Share Market Trading is comparable to engaging in a Cricket Match) 11:00 - 11:45: T20 Match Equivalent Trading Period 12:15 - 13:45: Test Match Equivalent Trading Period 14:00 - 15:00: T20 Match Equivalent Trading Period 14:30 - 15:00: Period of Short-Term Trends (Both Bullish and Bearish)

C ultivate a habit of asking good questions U nderstand that we can experience miracles if we’re inquisitive R ealize that we know very little and there’s discovery and adventure around every corner. I nquire into new ideas, people, situations, places. O pen your minds to others’ point of view U nleash our inner child, who is naturally curious & inquisitive S uspend judging and evaluating there’s always time for that later

PLAN while others are playing Study while others are sleeping Decide while others are delaying Prepare while others are daydreaming Begin while others are procrastinating Work while others are wishing Save while others are wasting their time Listen while others are talking Smile while others are frowning Commend while others are criticizing Persist while others are quitting

  Clarity : Define clear financial goals and objectives. Self-Sufficient Stage : Transition to a state where reliance on a monthly salary is diminished. Breathing Room : Establish a financial cushion allowing for reduced financial stress. Stability: Maintain a contingency fund equivalent to six months of expenses, free from debt obligations. Flexibilit y: Accumulate investments amounting to two years of expenses, which can be utilized when necessary. Financial Independence: Attain the ability to leave salaried employment at will, without compromising basic needs. This independence facilitates pursuing higher-risk ventures, innovative projects, entrepreneurial endeavors, and creative problem-solving through product or service development. Start-Up & Wealth Accumulation : Upon success, generate substantial wealth, mirroring the achievements of founders like those of DeepSeek. This leads to financial abundance, surpassing perceived wealth. Calculating Required Capital : Determin...

i) Favor the acquisition of undervalued shares. While purchasing a slightly overpriced share of a growth-oriented company with promising prospects is acceptable, investing in low-priced shares of stagnant or declining companies proves detrimental in the long term. ii) Employ portfolio diversification as a prudent strategy to mitigate risk. iii) Exercise patience and avoid impulsive share purchases. Identify companies with sound fundamentals and await a market downturn. Maintain a curated list of thoroughly analyzed and financially robust companies even in the absence of a bearish market. If the stock price of a holding declines, refrain from panic selling; market fluctuations are normal. Exercise patience and await recovery. Provided the company remains fundamentally strong, retain the position and capitalize on returns. Divest shares only upon encountering mismanagement, halted growth prospects, or diminishing market demand. iv) Differentiate between investment and trading portfolios....

  Liquid Stocks: Select stocks with high trading volume to ensure easy entry and exit. Trade with Small Quantities: Begin trading with smaller positions (e.g., 10, 20, 40, 50 shares). Always Use Stop-Loss Orders: Implement stop-loss orders to manage risk. The stop-loss should be set within the trading system, not just mentally. Follow a double trade rule strategy. Set Daily Profit Targets: Establish a daily profit limit (e.g., 5000/-) and cease trading once achieved. For instance, aiming for 5000/- daily over 20 trading days per month equates to a target of 100,000/- per month. After reaching the daily target, refrain from further trading for the day. Minimize Losses and Exit Trades: Limit losses and avoid prolonged trading after incurring losses. Avoid making financial decisions under emotional distress. It is preferable to wait until a calm and rational state of mind is achieved before making decisions. Emotional decisions made during periods of stress or excessive joy can o...

  i) Buy under priced shares, it is better to buy a little high priced share of a growing company having future prospects in its business. Not growing or of no future growth company’s share at low price would be costly in the long run. ii) Do not put all your money in one basket i.e. portfolio diversification is a good strategy. iii) Don’t hurry up to buy shares.  Pick the stock whose fundamentals are good and wait for the bearish market, even if there is no downside in the market you must have a list of companies. Analyzed, studied, convincing financial statements. If the stock price of the company held by you is falling then don't be afraid of it, be patient and wait for a moment because it is a normal phenomenon of the stock market. It is falling and rising by the time. If the company is fundamentally strong then hold it and get a benefit of returns awarded by the company until the company is mismanaged or future growth is halted or its services are not in demand in t...

Introduction Leadership—whether in politics or business—is not just about power, profits, or self-interest. It is about responsibility, integrity, and service to people. A true leader does not divide but unites, does not exploit but empowers, and does not think only of short-term gains but ensures long-term well-being for all. Why Leadership Needs Ethics and Humanity In today’s world, leadership should be more than just making money or winning elections. A real leader must embody values such as: Accountability – Being responsible for actions and decisions. Empathy – Understanding and addressing the needs of the people. Sustainability – Ensuring economic and social progress for future generations. Global Responsibility – Acknowledging that leadership impacts not just one nation but the entire world. The Role of Business in Ethical Leadership As a businessman, I believe that business is not about selfish profits; it’s about creating and sharing goodness in the form of: Qu...