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Institutional Mastery

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Instructor: Kumaresan

Language: Tamil

Validity Period: 365 days

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If you want to know what SMC is,? Before that, you need to understand the differences between retail and institutional trading.

✅ First, You Need to Know How the Financial Market Works

You and I, If we are trading in the market, it is not expected to have a major effect on stock prices. We are retail traders. We trade with small amounts compared to institutional investors. Institutional investors are the market’s key players; they only influence market trends and price moments.

In derivatives markets, if someone loses, another person makes a profit, so in essence, one person’s profit is another person’s loss. If intuitional traders need to make money, retailers want to lose, so intuitional will try to manipulate the retailers as much as possible. Liquidity will play a major role in the market. Without liquidity, prices can’t move, so in the market, we need liquidity, so retail traders are the liquidity for markets. So Institution will manipulate the retailers and convert them into liquidity, making a profit; it is the hard reality in the market.

Intuitional traders will play with large sums of money; they can easily manipulate retail traders. Intuitional traders are well-versed in what we know, such as price action, trendlines, candlesticks, support and resistance, indicators, and so on. So if you learn an outdated strategy, like price action or some other strategy, you won’t be able to make consistent money in the market. Intuitional traders will know how we react to breakouts, how we place stop-loss, and how we react to the retail trading strategy, so they will know better than us how we took the trade, so they can easily manipulate that and convert our losses to their profits. 

Q: Is it possible to make consistent profits in the market?

A : Yes, but only in institutional trading.

Retail vs Institutional: you can’t make consistent profits In retail trading, retail traders are the major liquidity source for institutional traders.

🧑‍🏫 So stop learning boring retailer concepts. Instead, try learning institutional trading like Smart Money Concept

🏆 We will teach you everything you need to know about the financial market And Institutional Trading Concepts in one course 

In this course, we cover only advanced technical analysis. You will learn advanced smart money concepts

What is Smart Money?

The essence of the Smart Money Concept Trading (SMC) approach is to identify and follow the trades of institutional investors, also known as smart money. The SMC approach believes that smart money, which includes large banks, hedge funds, and other sophisticated financial institutions, has a significant advantage over retail traders in terms of information, resources, and expertise.

Furthermore, SMC traders believe that smart money tends to move the market in its favor, and by identifying and following the trades of smart money, traders hope to increase their chances of success in the market. The SMC approach aims to understand how smart money creates market structure and supply and demand zones, and by studying these characteristics, traders can buy when smart money buys and sell when they sell, making sure they are profitable.

So, if you want to make a consistent profit in the market, you need to understand how smart money works and how institutional work

🧑‍🏫 If you have zero knowledge about the Financial market, don’t worry; this course will change you into a profitable investor or trader.

🧑‍🏫 The technical analysis is the same for all markets. If you learn SMC, you will be able to trade in any market, including the Indian stock market, forex, cryptocurrencies and commodities.

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