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Being an Introvert, Is it good or bad to be an introvert? - Duration: 3:52.

Introverts are known as people who get their energy from solitude and lose their energy

from social interaction.

It is not more than that since people tend to think that introverted people are useless

since they are too shy to live in this world.

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can be a life-changing for you.

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Being an Introvert: Is it good or bad to be an introvert?

Let's see some of the good things of being an introvert.

#1 - Deep thinker.

It is extremely useful if you are on setup where concentration, focus, and memorizing

play important part.

Class setup usually puts introverts in an advantageous position.

Additionally, introverts also get appreciation when helping the extroverted students who

usually struggle.

#2 - Deep empathy.

Unlike the extroverts, introverted people tend to be more attentive to something or

someone.

They want to make sure they are in the best condition ever.

Otherwise, the introverts will feel guilty and uneasy.

Deep empathy also makes introverts loveable even though they will still keep distance

to people whom they are not familiar of.

Regardless of those two good sides of empathy, there are several bad things that should be

addressed.

This is not for cornering the introverts.

Instead, it should be used for introverts to adapt in different situation.

#1 - Unable to form relationship.

Due to their calm and quiet nature, introverts often have hard time to find friends.

People typically do not initiate a conversation with someone who does not look friendly or

does not want to be asked.

This may create problem in the future since communication skill is one of the most needed

skill that introverts are assumed to be lacking.

#2 - Being isolated.

Introverts are usually isolated because they are rarely able to speak their minds.

This actually makes other confused or not sure what they should do with the introverts.

The introverted people also sometimes withdraw when their friends approach them, making them

even more isolated.

Well, it turns out that there's nothing wrong with you if you are an introvert.

Introversion is not a character flaw, a shameful secret, or a liability.

Each personality has it own perks, as well as its downside, and it's entirely up to you

to make that up.

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This will shift your Mind if you are a True Seeker! Sadhguru - Duration: 1:02:02.

to everything that is successful is useful in some way it is a tragedy the

people who are doing it may not be conscious that they're useful they may

be just thinking of profit profit profit as the bottom line but they don't

understand or enjoy that they're creating something worthwhile for the

world which they are anyway doing actually you know I must say this the

first time when I was the Economic Forum in Davos people who are almost resentful

why is a mistic attending a business meeting I happen to be at a dinner table

with someone who was a leading computer makers of the time and he asked this

question why are you here so I asked him see what's your business he said the

other one of the largest computer makers in the world they got bought over by the

Chinese some time ago so I said see whether you manufacture a computer or a

safety pin the essential business is human wellbeing it's just at you

forgotten that's the only problem with Jam whether you make safety pin or

spacecraft it's still useful to the people that's the reason why it's in

business but you have forgotten and because of that you suffer if you were

conscious of this you would enjoy the process of doing it and maybe you would

do better things than simply doing something that after 25 years you will

regret or the world will regret that we did this so business survives and

thrives only because it's useful to people so I don't believe that you have

to be socially conscious on top of it you are if you're not conscious you

won't survive that's how I see it it's just that they may not be enjoying

that they may not be enjoying that they are making a contribution to everybody's

life on a daily life I think they're becoming conscious of that is important

so that doing business doesn't break people in the end that success is right

now breaking up people I see successful people carrying a lot

more miserable faces than not so successful people you will see

not so successful people walking the beach and they are much happier the very

successful people are carrying stiff rigid long faces and that's a wrong

message because success is the sweetest thing on the planet in human life

success is important right now successful people are sending out a

message that success is suffering and that's bad when that happens the younger

people will think what is the point pursuing this smoking pot in the street

side is better than being successful at least we are happy this philosophy will

evolve once we have suffered this 40 years ago we will again come to this if

if we do not send out the message that success is sweet and wonderful and that

will happen if they become conscious of the contributions that they are making

do you think I mean for me success so how its defined your define it as being

happy and now it's being enjoying it that is having pleasure from doing what

you do initiative not because of the actual outcome but it seems to me and I

be with you about the long faces that's for sure but also it seems to me that

we're in a world where business has gone right off around to been business is

basically destroying its hosts and rationalizing it and you know calling it

lots of things and justifying it and you know maybe you know paying great returns

to their shoulders or the investors but in fact most commerce today is

destroying the earth and not by intention necessarily but by fact and it

seems to me we're talking about social conscious business we're talking to a

new generation the people especially about here but everywhere who in fact

see that and then I know for myself when I went into business actually everyone

disapproved all my peers to grow up in Berkeley the only one of two communist

towns and and I'd stay sick at that time and and

when I went into business It was as if I had you know joined the Nazi Party I

mean it was it was so disapproved and I lost a lot of friends because they said

well you know that's the enemy and when I wrote ecology of Commerce the same

thing happened my environmentalist friend said how could you put those two

words together you know so I think what we now have is a generation that doesn't

make that distinction doesn't make that separation and for them what they have

to deal with is a you know investment community we talked about venture

capitalist a community of or ethos if you will in commerce that is about speed

it's about growth it's about you know it's it's it's not about the very things

that you're talking about and it seems to me that we're trying to restore and I

think what is happening is people are trying to bring back this thing the

social the society the local that is to bring business in back to us which is

not out there and not on the stock exchange and not something we read about

but something we interact with something that actually does not only make us

happy is the business people or the entrepreneurs

it actually makes other people happy and I think that's hard to do right now

because of the pressures so one dollar that's floating around there are too

many people trying to eat from that one dollar that's floating around okay so

when you say venture capitalist there are so many people who are trying to

draw sustenance from the same dollar which is making the rounds so when there

is investment like this being socially conscious being doing something which is

not all about profit is difficult people may talk about it but when it actually

comes to action it will become very difficult because the pressures of

generating something for that many people who are eating out of the dollar

is becomes a certain process absolutely and about you losing your friend

because when when you talk about an idea which is a fantastic idea but they may

lose their money you will lose friends it may be a great

idea long term but today they're going to lose their dollar you will lose

friends and for this to happen successfully all these long term ideas

it needs a certain level of administrative or governmental support

it cannot be done by active money which has to earn today to pay somebody

tomorrow that money cannot do this work right now all this is being trying to be

done by private investors and private investment is on our fast track it has

to generate money you can't keep it ten years investment the 15 years investment

of a payback schedule it has to pay back in the three months or six months or one

year this is not just the investors hurry because the money comes from

elsewhere who is in a hurry and there are too many people on the way who are

in a rush so if these long term ideas which are truly wonderful for the world

have to happen the government needs to invest in that otherwise it's never

going to happen it's only going to be a talk because private money cannot do

that long-term private money will not go you know it can't span itself that

distance we have some wonderful institutions here the Rudolf Steiner

Foundation RSF and and then were detached low money we have actually now

people and organizations really core lessening around this idea of the speed

of money that is slowing it down and extending the timelines in which money

is supposed to have a return on capital Ecotrust in Portland is doing forest

trusts essentially that pay a modest you know return but they actually restore

forest land and and now they're wanting to do that with farmland as to say by

farmland that's been really mistreated and then by restore to organic

restore its biological qualities and then I don't know how that's gonna work

with farmers but nevertheless this is this is a movement that's very strongly

emerging and I think people really understand that money needs to slow down

I was at a wonderful conference a few weeks ago three weeks ago I don't know

if Lisa gasps key is here but she put it on called mesh and it was about the

sharing economy and peer to peer and sharing it was a fantastic conference

and one of the data points that really struck me was the one between Airbnb and

continent InterContinental Hotels InterContinental Hotels today is the

largest hotel chain in the world it has 650,000 beds and Airbnb has 650,000 beds

- and they did it in four years and with no capital for beds anyway and but but

but there is a paradox there which is these these these new companies that are

rising here the sharing based or peer-to-peer based companies are being

funded by venture capital so there's still that tacit understanding that

somehow there's going to be this forty percent return year on year on the

capital paid in and and what I see and I and people show me their business plans

and their spreadsheets and they're really tortured in a sense to get them

into shape to show this you know kind of growth and that growth we understand

biologically as cancer and not development and so in a sense we're

funding as you say because of proxy money and proxy money doesn't have an

owner's what I'm saying about local again it doesn't who owns that money you

know who that money for the VC might have come from a university or where

that money come from that came from alumni donors and so the incentives that

DC's have is really perverse because it is about you know turning that money

over quickly in order for them to be personally compensated and benefit and

and so we look at the successes of VC money in the googles and Facebooks

etcetera and we overlook in fact that is not a what I don't think it's a way to

fund the future I think it's a way to destroy

future if if the speed of the money has to slow down in many ways our lifestyles

have to change the pressure of lifestyle is transmitting or transforming itself

into demand and the speed of money just slowing down the speed of money and if

our lifestyles are at a certain pace and naturally the pressures build up so this

is something that we have to bring into the society and the consciousness of the

people that there is a better way to live without necessarily escalating our

lifestyle if this has to happen right now we're in pursuit of happiness it is

also written into the Constitution that you have a right to pursue your

happiness it's its need to be it needs to be

understood that all human experience is generated from within whether it's a

misery or happiness or joy or whatever else

everything is generated from within we are not at all investing in that

dimension if if you sit here and you are happy by your own nature suddenly you

will notice that your activity is no more compulsive there is no such thing

as you have to do this or you have to do that you will do whatever is appropriate

to the situations in which we exist right now people are in pursuit of

happiness and there is a certain compulsive activity to fuel that

compulsive activity the money has to flow at a certain speed and that speed

is unrealistic and something needs to be done about that because we are always

trying to transform situations in which we exist not understanding situations

are just a consequence of the kind of people that we are we are never trying

to transform the individual people we are always trying to transform the

situation now don't bother about the situation situation is just a product of

the type of people that we are if you transform the individual person then the

situation will naturally transform but with the situation you can just make a

slogan and you know network and the Facebook can forget about it individual

transformation means it has to begin with you and you have to work with

people it's a long haul Oh what I think one of the things

we're seeing those is and if you look at the past 40 years right now there's

fantastic evolution in terms of people's awareness of what does comprise I think

is an awkward term socially conscious business but I'll use it and one of

those aspects is localization and localization on every aspect I mean not

just food networks and local tours but actually you know money has to be

localized because everything in business is really about relationships getting

social relationships so and the relationships have to be enduring and

not based on money themselves if it's based on money it's not really a

relationship it's a transaction and so money has to be localized but it's not

just money energy has to be localized we can buy our solar panels from China I'm

sorry it won't work we did the buy oil from Saudi Arabia and our solar from

China what's changed nothing and so I what I feel is happening and certainly

the bay area is a hotbed of that is this sense of of transforming cities

transforming neighborhoods transforming the relationships people have not in a

sense looking for scale and rapid growth as the means to measure success but

looking at small artisanal food producers and restaurants and now the

maker revolution in San Francisco where people are coming back to the city to

actually make things that were made overseas in fact so you're seeing this

really rapid pro tip achill change occurring in cities all over the world

and especially here and along the coast and I think it's really the harbinger of

sort of a new city-state mentality where the hub isn't going to be New York and

London and money center banks but the hub is going to be the culture of cities

that have this increasing vibrancy San Francisco's vibrancy is is paid for

because there's so much money here but I mean and there is it's one other this is

the richest place in the world now from here South to San Jose you're living in

the richest place in the world the only places richer is Mayfair but that's

because the Russian oligarchs and people lived there but it did it

really that this is it you're in it and so despite that what I feel is a

kind of authenticity growing up and developing and evolving as I see it

through svn and so many other organizations of people realizing that

they have to in a sense and they use a quote from my colleague Amanda Ravenhill

but people have to hold hands and collaborate and it's different than

being an entrepreneurial hero you know the Promethean over the top I'm gonna

make it and that's what I see starting to emerge and I think that's a very very

happy helpful joyous even sign that people understand that and that it's not

dropping out its dropping in to what is humane and as I've said we need more

humane beings you know we have too many maybe people on the planet but we need

more humane teams and you become humane by the way you connect to each other and

so in the end to me it's about falling in love and and so what is socially

conscious it's falling in love falling in love with your family your friends

your community with the place you are with all the critters and creatures that

live there and and so forth and once you're in love what are you going to do

you you're going to protect you're going to nurture you're going to you know and

you're not going to go off on a bender and try to make you know billion dollars

that's a very popular answer that I'm going to disagree with

definitely you must fall in love no question about it because this is not

for economic reasons it's for the sweetness of your own life you must fall

in love but with the Facebook and other things why can't you fall in love with

somebody in China or in Timbuktu why it has to be local

I feel localization of money would create small OSS here and there it will

never bring well-being to the larger world if human beings have to get

localized right now I drove from San Jose and I started two hours early just

to make sure that I'm here on time and what I see is thousands of cars are

moving this way and thousands of cars are moving that way so people who are

here or working there people who are there or working here and all we are

thinking of is I was driving in a Tesla okay

all we are thinking of is producing a car which consumes less energy we are

never thinking of why is it people who are here working there people who are

there or working here why are they going in opposite directions everyday and

either they can move to the right place and create those kind of cities where

people can walk to their work or that cycle to their work or people can work

them from their home there is enough technology today that it is not

necessary for everybody to go to work different kinds of modules can be

created where you want to go somewhere please go drive but you want to go to

your work which is an everyday thing it is not necessary to be travelling two

hours to work and two hours back and you will see people are driving in opposite

directions they're not going if the whole traffic in the morning is going

one way and in the evening another way understandable that's bad but

understandable now half the population is going this way other half of the

population don't that way it doesn't make any sense to me

localization localization should be of the people

money you must international eyes if you ask

me at some point we must aim at a common currency for the whole world right now

because of the economic disparities it may not be possible at some point there

must be an international currency which just sells everywhere and localizing

currency localizing money transactions a very romantic idea it's very nice you

know like there was an organization called be the change and they invited me

to speak in this place in London and some 3000 people from across the planet

and they were talking about how they want to take the world back to barter

system that all this currency this final financial markets it's all fake it is

fake no question about that but it is serving a purpose right now the problem

right now is before money becomes a productive process in the pre productive

process itself people are making it hard you know yeah yeah I think I'm time out

localization is the banking system itself and right now I I got an offer

from Bank of America to change my mortgage and because it's at 4 and a

half percent and you can get mortgages for three point three seven five and I

thought well I'll just call him up first I have a friend who's a mortgage broker

but I called the bank and and I got on this voicemail hell forever and this and

this and this and I was talking to somebody in India so when I'm talking

about andele hello yes can I help you and so

and then what's your name and then which is also again and over and over and over

again and then what rate would you like and I said I asked yeah I'm calling to

see what you're offering not what rate I would like I'm not bargaining to me this

is the idiocy over the system we have today I'm sorry and that is when you

have a local bank it doesn't mean it's local currency it means that their

currency it's it's our currency we're lending to each other there's trust and

the basis of a healthy economic system is trust and there is no trust in the

system and that the trust is gone and we are being algorithms and objectified by

our banks by our search engines by our social media and we're being studied

and computed and recomputed and marketed to we've all become objects to these

huge institutions and as Jaron Lenya talks about the people with the biggest

server farms and computers are winning and they're concentrating capital so

when I'm talking about localizing I'm not talking about barter systems I'm not

talking about let systems are fine local exchange systems are fine too but I'm

talking about is relationships relationships that means something so

when you call somebody they say oh hi how are you doing and and what do you

need oh let's let me get back to you or

whatever I'm talking about a world that makes sense to us and I'm just saying is

it's scaling the financial system is making us you know sort of into again

it's objectifying us and it's making us into aliens all all of us to a system

that doesn't serve us it's serving them not us and when and I think my name is

very very very clear about this when one percent has more money than the middle

class democracy is dead because it's the middle class that is the fundamental

core of democracy and when the one percent has all the resources and most

of the resources you can kiss goodbye to politics to policy to decency to

regulations and governments making investments in those things that count

because the investments going to go to concentrated capital so the cap when we

coined the word capitalism that word came in because the access to capital

was limited to a very small number of people what you're saying is very true

that one person has more money than what rest of the whole population has that's

a fact but what we also need to acknowledge is wealth is more

distributed today than ever before in the history of humanity

that's a fact - so we're in a process and about Beijing or Bangalore being

local is happening it's not it happen right now talking to somebody in

Bangalore you're feeling like Oh somebody who doesn't know me is talking

but that will change to you will feel Bangalore is a local place

after some time it it is it is still new it is it's still new happening there are

people who are falling love halfway across the world right now because of

their Facebook or whatever okay he was embarrassed to tell me what time it was

it's 4:00 a.m. nothing wrong with 4 a.m. not if you're meditating we're talking

about mortgages what I'm saying is we we have been used to certain things but

those things will change as technology grows I think a point will come we don't

know how far it is a point will come where national boundaries won't mean

anything because we are able to freely if one person was not there

if some urban legend was not there on this planet if he did not exist by now I

think a lot more transparency would have happened with technology right now we

are using technology to Wallis out all our cells out but we would have used

technology to bring down all the walls if that one incident has not happened 10

years ago that's how I see it if the thing has not happened we would have

used technology to make the national borders porous right now we are using

technology to make it impregnable I think that is a one-time incident that

need not repeat itself we will get over that after some time right now

everything is kind of framed around that one incident I think at some point we

have to get over that yeah I don't think anybody here especially this room in the

cities is arguing against internationalization or the fluidity

with which we can have friends all over the world and I do and I and because of

social media and it's fantastic no question about it but I still think that

when we're talking about economics we're talking about socially conscious

business and we have to think about I think in biological metaphors and when

you have an healthy watershed it absorbs water very quickly and then

releases it slowly and it releases it slowly into streams and rivets and

finally rivers and water is life and there's no water there's no life

virtually so you're talking about an economic watershed it also absorbs money

quickly and releases it slowly into its you know canyons and into its riparian

corridors of people and neighborhoods and right now what you have is the

opposite situation being created if you shop at a big-box retailer that money is

in London that night it's gone it's not in this community at all and only a very

small amount of that money comes back and so what I think we're seeing with

what's being created and is really quite astonishing given the inertia and the

momentum of the existing system that is you know almost overwhelming is people

trying to reconstruct what it means to have as I said a humane and healthy

society and that involves transactions that are meaningful every step of the

way and it does not mean that money when you spend it is in London in somebody

else's hands I agreed that it'd be really wonderful to have a common

currency no question about that because it's politicized and used and there's

currency wars and people pay the price for that

and that is unfair to them but that commonality of currency doesn't mean

that can't also be on the other side a real rich economy at home and that

depends on people and on relationships on institutions that are rooted in their

communities and not rooted in money center banks in New York that don't give

a fig about our lives or who we are or what happens to us so when we when we

started creating this World Trade Organisation and things like that the

idea was to make the whole world into one single market place not have

different levels of markets we have invested too many too much in that

direction but when to get there the journey is long to get there there

are a few unpleasant steps that we have to take when unpleasant steps need to be

taken when I say unpleasant uncomfortable steps for ourselves when

we have to take it if we turn around because it's uncomfortable then the

prize will be even bigger and the question of local markets existing by

themselves they'll innovatively happen for certain products but the larger

financial market if it is not leveled out the disparities will continue

distrust will continue right now the way the nations are operating is never with

each other always against each other one against the other when big forces

continue to operate one against other the expense of it is too much the

expense of two two or five different groups working against each other in the

world is so high the economic benefit will not reach the people it is all

spent in confronting each other at many different levels this is a very complex

confrontation and you know the deputy vice chairperson of the of the Bank of

China I was having a conversation with him when we went into the mechanics of

it it all comes down to enormous distrust from one nation to another if

that one thing is brought down if more sensible leadership leadership which

reaches out leadership which will not think there's a big difference between

this and that somewhere we have to meet and operate the only reason is because

there is economic disparity if you try to level it people who are up there have

to come down that is not possible you have to bring up the other people to

some reasonable level before we talk about leveling it I think we are on the

process it is just that what type of people are handling these situations is

the only question for me if you transform the people the system can work

even now one of the wonder one of the things I heard on the mesh conference is

new chemical ripple and ripple is I think it's gonna bypass the money side

of it I think the people I trust are the ones you know bypass the government and

the money Center banks and the seats of power and

that's what's so beautiful about the internet about social media about

Facebook about what's going on is that I think we can create a currency a common

currency and bypass the whole nine yards and I'm really looking forward to that

and people within that one to create a local currency they can do that as well

so it's not either/or but for sure I don't really want to wait until they

figure it out in the banks in Switzerland and Germany in London in New

York and Tokyo in Hong Kong Oh what I'd love about what's going on right now in

business is that people are are can bypass in a sense they traditional

institutions that have basically did benefit from distrust almost you know

and use it to their aims and use it to their end so forth Deborah you're gonna

come back and open this up to the audience yes yeah

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saguru is a yogi and mystic and founder ISA foundation for more information

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author you can find out more about Paul at Paul Hawken com and I'm Deb Nelson

executive director of social venture network we're at SVA org so we're gonna

start our question and answer period in a couple of minutes and I'll invite you

all to line up behind the mic don't hurt each other as you're lining up I'm gonna

ask you to please ask single questions no multiple part questions no pitches no

stories if you give us a multiple part question or make a pitch I'm gonna have

to throw this gavel it don't make me do it so here's a transition question as

you all are lining up at the mic most people don't find their jobs fulfilling

or meaningful so what would you say to the person who can't quite align their

values with their work and they're not running the company or organization that

they're working for and turning a company into a values driven

organization doesn't happen overnight what advice would you have for that

person well the thing you'll notice is that the companies that really do make a

difference it's because the CEO really got it and she or he really understands

and that's when you see change it doesn't mean that the work that people

are done when they're not aligned with the CEO or the CEO is too busy or

doesn't have the literacy required can't make a difference they do my suggestion

to them is to is really to approach it like they're learning this offense it's

a very rich learning experience in fact there could be a richer one than going

into this company I mean and you know you really

I'm serious you learned so much and and really it's very valuable because you

won't stay there that long and you'll be able to apply extraordinary amounts of

insight that you wouldn't get from working at Patagonia you know which is

really a functional company in my opinion and so but I remember once

dealing with a big multinational chemical company that does GMOs and I

won't name who they are and mmm and we redid our colleague and I set up

a thing where we got all the scientists together to create this spaceship and

there was a competition between all of the chemical engineers and they had to

create a spaceship that would leave and come back in a hundred years that and it

could be as big as they wanted and it could receive light but hadn't you

couldn't throw anything away and then they lobbed it their engineers

and they're competing and then at the end they all voted on which spaceship

there go on and even though they were competing they over it for basically the

one spaceship and that spaceship didn't take videos and DVDs who took artists

and musicians and storytellers it didn't take any products from that company not

one single product pesticides chemicals was taken because he said that would

poison the environment all the food grows organically grown

they took weeds which is their biggest selling product to kill weeds

they took weeds because weeds helped us subsoil bring up minerals and make the

soil healthy and this is the this is what everybody one two gone and and

after that exercise whole bunch of them quit so I think I think it's

so I think if you're not happy it's a fantastic thing it means there's some

deep impulse in you that's leading you to something that's going to be really

helpful to the world so when it comes to individual fulfillment as I said earlier

in so being in pursuit of happiness if your life has become an expression of

your joy you'll always find a way to do something meaningful wherever you may be

whatever your position may be you may not be able to change the ways of a

large corporation by yourself but the little ecosystem around you you can

definitely change but first thing this must happen you must understand this the

moment you're in pursuit of happiness unknowingly you're working against so

many things so many things our pursuit of happiness has brought in callable

kind of misery to every other creature on this planet but we are pursuing it

sturdily and not getting there we are not we have pursued it very strong using

all the technology that we can put together in the last hundred years but

we are not any happier than people who lived your hundred years ago so when we

are not successful four hundred years I believe it's time to stop and look back

and see why the hell are we going around without being successful about our goals

because what is what needs to be done internally we are trying to fix it

externally it's not going to work like that nobody is going to be fulfilled are

happy because of things that are happening around them that is only short

time you bring yourself to a certain level of joyfulness and fulfilment

within you then your activity is no more compulsive once it's not compulsive you

will do what's needed according to your intelligence and capability somebody

else cannot fix this for you because each person will act according

to his own capacity to do things thank you and now we're ready to open it up to

questions from the audience and remember single part questions first question

it is so single part you'll be amazed sadhguru mm question for you you said we

can't transform systems we can't transform structures we can transform

people because systems and structures are natural occurrence they're the

reflection of who we are how do you see the most effective way of accelerating

that process of transformation to connect the question a bit I did not say

you cannot transform the system you can transform the system much more easily

than transforming people but it is not the answer you transform the system and

populate the system with the same people you will see it's the same thing again

you'll just for a few days you think things have changed after some time it's

again the same thing because the same people transforming the people is a much

longer hall it is not one day slogan shouting it's not one days policy thing

it is something that we have to work with our children on the street in the

office everywhere we need to work so what is one thing that can transform

people one fundamental mistake we are making right now with the people

handling of the people is we we given them this idea if you fix the outside

everything is gonna be okay as already Paul said you are living in the richest

part of the world but you are not the happiest lot on the planet okay that

means it's not worked you fix the outside but the inside doesn't work like

that so bringing this as a culture see today you have infrastructure for all

kinds of things you have industry you have hospitals you

have this you have that there more toilets than there are people all these

things are there but there is no infrastructure to transform the inner

nature of the human being at all hardly anything it's almost zero 150 years ago

almost 90% of the people who lived in this country were illiterate today

illiteracy is almost 100 percent how does this happen because the school

rooms were built isn't it you built the necessary infrastructure so the rest

happens for the inner transformation of the human being there is no investment

at all private little listen

there is no large-scale development of infrastructure as a part of this

we built the largest meditation Hall in the Western Hemisphere in Tennessee

right now because this infrastructure needs to come up in big time where

people are focused towards their inner transformation otherwise as there were

illiterates 150 years ago right now there is an

illiteracy about how to handle myself when you yourself are an issue believe

me everything in the world will be an issue thank you about so much to think

about Paul at the beginning he talked about

socially responsible businesses not being something new but going back

hundreds of years and when I think about companies like Quaker Oats ney and P and

the others that you mentioned I'm back to Tom Robbins question of how do you

make love stay what what enables companies to stay in that founding

spirit over long periods of time when the the ones you mentioned none of us

would think of as particularly socially responsible how is it captain how is it

lost that's a really good question I'm not sure they can because they argue

Gosset that show that a study on businesses corporations there were over

four or five hundred years old and the question is why you know how did they

get so old and what he discovered was that the if you had a being goal instead

of a doing goal then you you could adapt and change because it was about who you

were what the company was in the world is supposed to a rigid sense of what it

does but very few companies have survived that values orientation in

terms of over or decades or even centuries and like I gave Hynes and

Quaker Oats as examples because we don't really think of then maybe Heinz a

little bit more because we know Andre Huns and he's difficult guy but but you

know but not really you know the company itself and Quaker Oats is gone you know

and so I think that I think we have to understand that businesses just like

anything else they grow and live and die and it's okay you know that they have a

life you know that it's over the I do want to say that you know I what I love

is how social conscious business are morphing and changing and what they

think about outside you'll see some drinks called rebel which is means roots

extracts berries bark and leaves and there's started by David bad stone not

for sale which is really a business that's dedicated to sourcing and its

ingredients from places where people were enslaved and there's a lot of

slaves right now in the world and then selling them in a tonic that is actually

good for you and has cats claw and schizandra and ginseng and so forth in

it you know and the profits go to NFS or at least some of the profits to a lot of

them and I want to say this is a just shameless plug you know that the person

who created and the CEO is my son so but when it's shameless in the sense that

you know he did so much better than I did when I start my first business

that's what I'm saying and so there is this I feel like there's this the

literacy about how to go about doing socially responsible businesses just is

just actually exploding but how you make them last over time I don't know if

there is a way to do that except when you do see a business that has a really

strong culture like an IBM it means there was one charismatic in the best

sense the word CEO who doesn't necessarily be the founder but usually

the founder who's sad a kind of minds you know cater a state of in that

company that just persists or way past his or her death and into the future

thank you good evening some go to welcome to San Francisco thank you for

sharing so much wisdom with us this evening my question it really goes to

the question of motive a lot of discussion between the two of you about

consciousness and so on and I'd like to set up a purposely difficult choice

between a company say started by people with bad motives mean people self

aggrandizing selfish just not nice people that achieve a wonderful outcome

some product let's say they solve cancer and another

business started by people with wonderful intentions environmentally

responsible holistic a little commune it's wonderful and they achieve no felt

no success at all which is a better outcome for the world now when you do a

certain when you do a certain activity economic or otherwise the most important

thing the most important aspect of any activity is to do it the way it works if

you do something that doesn't work that's nonsensical activity romantic

maybe but nonsensical because you're wasting the resource on the planet and

your own life in the process so romanticism is fine but when it comes to

action it has to work otherwise what's the point it's better not to work if you

want to do things which are wonderful but does not really produce results for

somebody else come to me I'll tell you just close your eyes and sit joyfully

I'll see that you're fed you just simply happily sit in one place that's great

you're doing a wonderful job at least you're not a problem you know so

intentions are fine but any activity if you do it it must produce results

otherwise there's no meaning to that activity I had another question but that

comment has me and what if doing focused on results ends up being exploitative

ends up being oppressive ends up being not in I mean I'll think about the women

who were working in Bangalore alright so so the this this notion that that is the

assumption of gaining results efficiently but the process so that

I'm not asking a question so what are we so what's our response to win the

framing of results ends up in damaging and oppressing people I would say the

values that you have evolved with a certain level of economic well-being

please do not impose that on the rest of the world to understand somewhere a

child is working somewhere a woman is sitting up in the night do not judge

this either the choices she sits up in the night and works and sleeps in the

morning and has her lunch and dinner or she goes hungry that's the choice she

has I prefer that she works in the night I prefer a child I eight-year-old child

works rather than being on the street and malnourished and dying at 15 20

years of age I prefer he works if unless you can really make the world in such a

way that every child can go to school everything can happen to everybody till

they reach such an economic status as a society imposing your levels of values

upon them is completely unfair and it's a misunderstood concept I prefer the

child eats and goes works all right it's exploitative I know that I am completely

against it within myself but right now I am ok with this because at least he gets

to eat my question is for Sadhguru why everybody's shooting at me

an easy one so this is regarding the point that he made earlier about

investments for conscious business should come more from government who

have a longer term vision than from being at venture capital who was who has

shorter term vision as an entrepreneur who's interested in doing a socially

aware conscious business very waste art because the government is not there yet

and the venture capitalists don't have the long term vision to fund and an idea

organized organization that's going to take a longer period of time to produce

whistles they I call use some of the term I forget but I would use the term

it's pressure money the monies and the pressure this money you cannot invest on

aspects which need a long gestation right now almost every socially

conscious or environmentally conscious business is dependent upon technological

breakthroughs technological breakthroughs can are always on

indefinite gestation ok there is no such thing as tomorrow morning we'll have a

new technology ready there is no such thing

it may happen tomorrow morning it may happen 10 years later nobody is certain

about that that will not come that way just because

a few things have happened that way it doesn't mean everything will happen that

way technology doesn't come at will it takes so much to happen around you know

nobody knows when it will come so this pressure money which is on pressure that

it has to produce something on a daily basis that money cannot serve that

purpose that's what I meant when I said the government has to chip in for these

kind of things now that you are an entrepreneur you want to do something

ecologically sensitive and this there are many opportunities to do unless

you're thinking of a breakthrough kind of stuff if you're thinking of a

breakthrough kind of thing either you can join a Paul's company at a lower

salary or you can join a VC foundation free turn of voluntary basis

you can choose thank you you're forgetting a lot of applications it's

difficult I mean mmm that's exactly I think why we have this whole meeting

tonight I mean this conversation is that it's difficult to do the right thing and

the world right now I'm not difficult to check feel did you want to do it I think

but to actually implement it in right now and and especially when it falls in

the cracks between you know something that's small and you don't really need

much capital it's something that needs a lot of capital pay it in the sources of

those capital are tend to be money under pressure it's not the people are bad the

VC's and I like that it's just that they're under pressure and they're under

from somebody else's under pressure and pressure goes to the company and then

you start to make decisions in a way that you perhaps wouldn't and so I don't

think there's any answer for that you know and we don't have a good record in

this country of governments actually making those decisions investments we

actually have a pretty good record though in this country and as other

countries do in the government investing in research and development and I think

that's where the government should go and more money to education more money

for universities more money through Institute's that are doing legitimate

research and they can figure out how to commercialize it and who the license it

to that makes a lot of sense to me and I wish we weren't controlled by you know

people who think government is bad in this country or you know the Congress

wasn't controlled that way so we could start to invest in the future right now

basically as I've said many times you know we're basically you know selling

the future in the president calling it GDP and you know we're destroying our

children's future and call me an you know economic growth and we could just

as easily have an economic system which investments go to healing the future to

creating you know natural capital to restoring living systems to restoring

our forests and our river and our coral reefs and our oceans and our atmosphere

and our children's education and so much more and we can make money doing that

way to it we can make money either way and we're so stuck on this idea that

somehow we've got to sell the future in the present otherwise you won't get rich

fast enough and I'd somehow that has to really change and I think it's only

gonna change by an example the small enterprise can run and pressure money

but the larger corporations and the government cannot run and press your

money but right now the government is running on pressure money which is very

unhealthy mostly thank you both of you it was a really great discussion

I saw the topic socially conscious business and I was pretty much like how

Sadhguru G talked about it every business is supposed to be socially

conscious so that's what I thought when I look at the title it was it was really

useful I should say from my perspective to see what's next in the social

consciousness idea so the question I have is pretty much for both of you when

I saw Paul talk about the objectification of a consumer like when

when I as a consumer interact with a with a with a company and then when I

feel objectified that's something that I don't want right so when we when we see

a business should be socially conscious there are some things that we have to

put in a submission for the for the company that that comes from consumers

perspective right like what what are the things do you do you think would would

the consumer want that would make a business socially conscious I've always

thought that I've only done businesses where I want to be the consumer so I

don't I don't think about him or her as somebody other and and I've been happy

to create businesses where I in fact really I just thought there'd be a few

customers and and in fact there were just a few and my actually migrated my

great-great-grandfather started his first company just just by her new

Montgomery on Market Street and in 18-49 and he specialized in books on in German

and French on Catholicism and in 18-49 and he went out of business

and started a long history of my family and when Don became a farmer in Silicon

Valley and I wish he kept the land and so I think that the to me is you want to

be the customer and then you're never far away you're never studying the

customer doesn't mean you don't listen and and get feedback and you know work

with your customers but I feel like the the way to grow the the is to grow is to

start small and that smallness you can make so many mistakes and that's the

problem with you know rapid money is that bit just basics become too big and

when you're small you actually want to make mistakes

because then you're in a rapid iteration rapid learning mode and what we need in

this time of enormous transition and change is failure that's what we need

rapid I mean lots of failure and we're in a society that basically marginalizes

failure and lionize the success it's fine to lionize success and wealth but

what we actually need to do is be experimenting trying this and trying

this and trying this because we really have to make huge changes in the next 20

to 30 years in order for us to have some semblance of a civilization at that time

and I just think we need a way of looking at money and looking at a

relationship where we actually they say exalt and praise fail you're right from

first grade on and we need to create a culture where trying things and

experimenting and learning is is exalted and and I hope that's the change that we

can bring forth and I don't know how we can do that between government and big

money I think we do it each other I think foundations which are so important

you know in terms of contributing to you know NGOs and civil society and so forth

they too have to get rid of this fear that runs their boards you know like oh

we had made a bad grant I hope so make another one and another one and

another one oh we found something really worked now put some money into that we

you know so that's how evolution works and we now are devolving we're not

evolving in many respects because all the big money wants to

valo basically big money and that's fine but we really need to follow the outside

the margins those people who are basically creating things that that are

that there will forevermore be on the margins in the sense that they're not

going to aggregate into something that's huge

and big and so I mean we know how to do that that's the thing and I think that

the beautiful thing about what's having right now

is that the way I read things and I try not to read the headlines too much is

that humanity knows what to do we do know what to do it's not like Oh what to

do you know we know what to do and and we're not listening to ourselves so well

thank you it's time for our final question and it's an in-form tradition

to ask all of our speakers the same last question and that is what are your 60

second ideas to change the world the world has never been the problem it's

the people so individual people to change from individual people something

needs to be done but 7.2 billion people is too much so first thing is there must

be something to transform the leadership on the planet particularly the leading

nations why I'm saying the leading nations is for example right now United

States has become a leader in so many ways when I say leader don't think of

just economic and military powers if you were only blue colored clothing

everybody in the world is wearing only blue plant pants all over the world if

you wear a torn pant everybody is wearing torn pant if you drink if you

have a drink with carbon dioxide in it everybody is drinking carbon dioxide

okay so there is a leadership so transforming this nation I feel is very

key and particularly the leadership when I say transformation it's not about

fixing somebody it is about you must recognize this whenever any one of you

is very joyful you are a wonderful human being whenever you are unhappy miserable

frustrated you could be a nasty human being

so bringing the leadership to a certain level of inner clarity and pleasantness

within themselves is very very important because only when a human being is

pleasant he is not pressured to do things compulsively because once you're

the leader every thought every emotion every action that you perform is going

to impact millions of people so if your work is important who you are needs to

be worked at if this one work we do that the leadership on the planet at least

becomes meditative a little bit turning inward if this happens you tremendous

transformation will happen when somebody asked me this question in the economic

forum one thing if you can do Satguru we can do for you what is it I said get me

25 people for five days I will transform the world within three to five years

who are these 25 I named the 25 heads of state give them to me for five days you

will see the world is definitely transformed within three to five years

because they can change the world you can start bottom-up but that's a long

process do what you don't do I think you must look at yourself very carefully

because the children are picking up everything rapidly and they'll

exaggerate everything that you're doing so one foremost thing is at least make

yourself in such a way that you would like to be somebody may not approve it

doesn't matter at least you've made yourself in such a way that you like the

way you are gurus know women will not make good gurus nor will men make good

buckaroos unless you know how to be beyond the - you can't be this if you're

a man or a woman if you're stuck with your gender then there's no chance of

being a guru because you're looking at the mechanics of life in a completely

different way you're just looking at life as life all the problems on the

planet is simply because everybody has their own

and these missions are creating variety of conflict if all of us sit here

without an omission mission means an assumed position of importance and

agenda individual agenda if all of us can sit here what is a human being

longing for every human being all of you wherever you are right now you would

like to be little more than what you are right now isn't it so hello yes if that

little more happens what little more if that happens what so it looks like in

installments you're going towards something how much more would settle you

for good let's look at it right now

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Bank Nifty Trading - Bank Nifty Future Trend - Part 3 - Duration: 23:18.

Hi guys, so this is the third part of Trading in Bank Nifty video series. So

till now we have covered two parts, In the first part we saw about basics of

Bank Nifty instrument. In the second part we saw Relative Strength analysis of

Bank Nifty. So this third part is dedicated to Bank Nifty and overall

Trend analysis of Bank Nifty. In the fourth part I will be covering entry,

exit and trailing stop loss techniques. This we'll be covering in the topic of

Risk management. So the learning objectives for this video is will be

seeing how to identify trend in any instrument. In this case it is Bank Nifty.

We will be seeing why trading in the direction of trend is extremely

important. I'll be covering up a concept of path of least resistance and I will

be showing why traders need to understand this concept in order

to become successful trader. Then I'll be sharing one tool with you which I

have covered in my many videos. It helps in identifying overall trend in

the asset and then I will be coming to topic of Trend analysis and time frames.

I'll be showing here why selecting the appropriate time frame is necessary in

order to determine the trend. Quite often the first mistake traders do is they

select wrong time frame and they then try to determine the trend on that. So

I'll be sharing some thoughts on this and finally will be conducted

Trend analysis on PSU banks and Private sector banks. I'll show

you how this video actually fits in with respect to the first two videos we have

done and what will be coming in part four. So let's get started. The first

thing I want to tell you is since this topic is about trend trading remember

two things; Our job as a trend trader is to follow the trend and number two

We don't get into the business of anticipating tops and bottoms. So

if a Trend is up, we'll be participating on the long side. If the trend is down

and the conditions are right, we will be participating on the short side. So

the first step is to recognize Trend. So we have a chart here which

is broadly range-bound. It's 10-year chart and what we can see in

one snapshot is that this is not a Trending

stock or an asset. So the first question that you have to ask yourself

when you see a chart is, whether this is a Trending chart or not. If the chart is

not a trending chart, then you know what you cannot apply principles of trend

trading on the chart. It's just better to switch to a different instrument. I

also want to highlight one thing that if you are trying to identify long-term

trends please use long term charts, if you're trying to identify short-term

trends please use short term charts. Don't mix the two. Quite often what

happens is that traders try to identify a long term trend through short

term charts. So this does not work. Please keep this in mind that long term

trends should only be identified through long-term charts. This is another

chart that I want to share. So as soon as you see this chart, the first thing that

comes to your mind is that price is heading higher. The same feeling you get

here, even at this point you had a clear higher high structure in

place. So this is how an uptrend looks. Of course there are

periods of volatility that we'll be covering up later but in case you have

to identify trend for stocks, try to stick to long-term charts. That is,

daily time frame or higher. I usually prefer daily - weekly time frame for stocks.

In case of index let's say Nifty, Bank Nifty, S&P 500 or their

respective ETFs you can also move down to Hourly

time frame. So Hourly time frame and daily time frame are pretty good in terms of

identifying trend for ETFs or Index. Don't go below Hourly time frame. This

is my experience you will just add a lot of noise to your charts and overall your

market analysis. So as a golden rule, in case you want to Trade stocks, stick

to daily time frame and above. In case of Index, hourly and above. So this is

one more trending chart. Again what we see here at each respective points is

that price is trending lower. So these are the kind of charts you need to see.

Whenever you are trying to identify a trend in any asset,

you would actually know the trend the moment you look at the chart. In case

you cannot determine the trend of an instrument by just looking at it

at the first time, you know what that chart is confusing and it's not worth it.

Just move on to another instrument. So one thing I want to make clear about

down trending market is, if you see this chart this was a fairly up trending

stock. It's volatility is low and it's kind of rising without any

significant volatility. Well such kind of charts you'll find a lot you know when

you're trying to identify an uptrend, because while prices move up, volatility

tends to come down. Whereas down trend is sort of different. There will be very fewer

charts that you will see that will have a smooth downtrend over a

period of few years. You'll always have these sort of counter trend rallies. It's

just because of the nature of how downtrend works. Volatility is always

high because fear is a stronger emotion than greed and which is why you will

find these sharp counter trend rallies which are actually missing in a

proper up trending chart. So these are the two kind of charts that

you have to identify. First is this and second one is this. In case you come

across a chart which is somewhat like this over a long term chart long term

time frame, just change the instrument. So I'll just explain you this

concept of Trading in direction of trend. So what I have here is the

chart of Bank Nifty, this is since 2014. I've marked out the breakout points and

the proper pivot point. I have done a separate videos on how to identify or

mark proper pivot on charts, I've shared the link in the description box below. In

case you need to know why some points are valid pivot points and some should

not be counted as pivot points, do go through that video as well. So the

easiest way to identify an uptrend is you won't find significant

Retracement or Volatility and at each juncture you can actually mark out

relevant pivots. So this actually forms uptrend. On the down side what happens is

you will find consistent lower lows that you know will be forming on charts

and these higher high structure is sort of missing. So that is how you

identify a downtrend. This is just price structural analysis, it's extremely

simple. Again what you have to do is you just have to identify relevant pivot

points to know whether price is trending up, and relevant pivot points on

the downside to identify whether price is trending down. So I have

explained this concept in great detail in one of the pivot point videos that I

just mentioned about. So just go through that. So the concept of Path of

Least Resistance is something which is very easy to understand but it's very

difficult to implement just because of our human nature. Now the concept says

that when a price is moving up do not try to short short sell that

particular asset. Now these are the relevant pivot points that I have marked

on the chart, it is for two purposes; One I want to show how up trending stock or an

asset looks like and another these are the retracement points where you know

maximum traders will try to short the stock just because they look at

retracement from 600 to about 480 and they try to extrapolate that to over 300 200.

And then they try to short the stock or an asset. Well what is happening is that

until this pivot is violated, the trend

is in place. Now as soon as the new pivot is formed, then as far as this pivot

holds, the trend is up. Then we form another pivot. So this is how we move. As

pivots start moving higher, the path of least resistance that the chart is

telling you is on the way up. So understanding this concept that when you

know a trend is clearly up and the path of least resistance for prices on the

upside, do not get into the business of short selling the stock because you'll

go through tremendous amount of financial pain and psychological pain

which actually is more damaging than you know financial pain. So that is why I

would urge you to stop the video here and take

a snapshot of this screen because keep this in mind that as a trend trader you

have to abide by the rule of path of least resistance.

Wherever the price is going, go in that direction. Don't sort of Trade

counter trend. So this example is on the downside. See how clearly pivots are

being marked on the downside. Now if you try to buy here, if you try to buy here,

or at these levels or at these levels, you're only going to take losses nothing

else. No matter how much you know value you get at these these prices, by

value I mean there are value investors and traders in the market who do not

mind their stock falling 20%, 30%, 40% because they know the business is strong

and the price would head higher. Well my reasoning is that I don't want to

ridicule any method but our job is to put money to work in stocks and assets

which are performing well. So we want to put money in stocks which are

clearly trending higher which actually are strong financial companies but they need

to show structure of higher high and higher low. So in this particular chart,

the path of least resistance is on the downside. Look how easily prices you know

it moves down over a period of time so which is why we do not need to go and

take a long position in such Stocks because again the path of least

resistance is on the downside. So the first exercise that I want you guys to

do is, whenever you look at the chart any chart after this video, ask yourself this

question, What is the Path of least resistance in this particular asset or

the asset that you are looking at. If the path of least resistance is on the

upside, go ahead and buy that stock. If you don't get a clear answer just

switch that chart over and move to other stock. In case you get the answer that

the path of least resistance is on the downside, you know what don't go and buy

that stock. Always remember one thing, trend is your friend. In my

trading room, I have this sort of pasted on my wall in a huge picture because I

always want to remind myself that I'm a trend trader, a trend investor so I

always follow this rule that trend is my best friend

and I do not want to get into the business of anticipating where the rally

would end and where the bottom would form. So this is the tool I was

talking about. I simply use a 200-day moving average. I've been sharing these

charts over and over again in my market analysis videos because my concept of

trend trading is very simple. What I feel is that even a ten year old or an eight

year old should understand what you're doing. This is how simple your method has

to be. So what I particularly do in my trading is that I like to see where the

price is with respect to 200-day moving average and I also like to see the slope

of 200-day moving average. Now this is something I covered in the relative

strength part also. The part two of Bank Nifty series. So this is what I want that

price has to be above the 200-day moving average to be considered as a

valid buy. In case price is below the 200-day moving average, usually I don't

go and buy that asset. So if you notice this is a 15-year chart of

Bank Nifty. If you notice all the major bear market phases whether it is 2013, 2016

or even 2008, 2011 these sort of phases happen below 200-day moving average.

So whenever price is consistently

below 200-day moving average, there is no point trying to buy the particular asset,

In this case Bank Nifty. Why would you want to take a long trade when the price

is below 200 day moving average. It just does not make sense what you need to do

is you need to trade in the direction of trend when the price is clearly

sustaining above 200-day moving average. Yes you will miss out these 'V' sort of

reversals. These are about 10-15 percent reversals but that is fine you're

getting about 60 70 percent here, again you do not get much of trades here, you

got about 40 percent here, last two years again you've got about 40 percent. So if

in two three years, if you get these 40 - 50 percent kind of trending moves and

this is just Bank Nifty then why do you want to unnecessarily go and buy when

prices below 200-day moving average. So this is something I religiously follow. I

never buy Bank Nifty or any banking stock when I find

the price below 200-day moving average because I always feel that if the price

sustains below the average then you know it can fall to any extent. So these

small whipsaws that you're seeing in and around average, that price goes up

and goes down, to filter this what we do is we are just interested in this slope

of the average. Now if you see today I am recording this on 18 June as Bank

Nifty is sort of struggling to get over 27000 mark as we've been seeing in our

Market Analysis video. Look at the slope, slope is still up. So in early March this

year, price actually moved below the 200-day moving average but I was not

inclined to short sell because the slope was still up. So the slope is sort of

flattening out. It's still not properly flattened out but still again I

am not inclined to short short sell Bank Nifty till I see this pivot point

breaking. So now I come to the topic of time frame selection. So before

this time frame selection, I'll just explain you this structure here because

this is one of the most basic Price structures in market but it actually

also causes a lot of confusion with respect to trend because time frame

selection is not done properly. So what happens is price faces resistance at

some level, it comes down then it breaks out and a trader at this point thinks

that a valid breakout is happening and the trend is changing on the upside. But

you have to understand the importance of time frame here. Now look

at this chart right and look at this chart. So this chart and this chart is

actually same. For the same period now look what is happening here.

This sort of price structure happens here. So in case you are here, you see

that you know price has taken resistance at this level and we've had a breakout here

so it's time to go long then price makes a lower low then here we get a lower

high but again we see some consolidation and again a breakout at this point. Same

thing is happening at this point that price takes a resistance it forms a

small range then breaks out. Again it is happening at this point that price

takes multiple rejections at this line then it finally breaks out. So if

you're taking if you're considering trend here while price is making lower

low at each juncture it is also making higher high at some places, case in point

this, even this point. So while this confusion is happening it leads to

a doubt over trend structure because your time frame is not right. Now this

time frame is I think 30 minutes .Now this time frame is

weekly time frame. So look at the difference

here clearly here you see a structure of lower low and lower high forming right.

There is not one pivot high where closing has happened above the pivot

above the pivot high level. So this pivot high is lower than this, pivot

high is lower than this, while this pivot high is higher than this pivot high

level which actually appears here. In a weekly

time frame chart this just looks as a retracement because

you don't get any proper closing above this pivot level. So come back to

this structure, we are looking for a breakout above the previous pivot high

and a closing above it so this structure plays out more often in shorter

timeframe charts than weekly charts. I hope my point is clear because

don't get into the habit of selecting you know time frame that is too short

that actually distorts the overall trend structure. I'll just repeat for stocks.

Always prefer time frame which is daily or higher. For index, I'll just come

to that slide, yes for index prefer charts that are hourly and above let's say

hourly chart, daily chart you can identify trend on index but for stocks

always prefer daily time frame charts charts or above daily - weekly

quarterly yes, quarterly charts are also useful right. So if you select your time

frame properly this problem won't arise and let me tell you one thing in trend

trading, once you have got the direction of trend right, that is the only thing

you require to actually become profitable. More often than not we are

looking for entry points, exit points, stop losses but we fail to understand

the importance of identifying trend and this trend identification has to

happen on the right time frame. It should not happen on any time frame if you take

a five-minute chart of this you'll find more sub trends within this trend.

So what is the use. So that is why don't have the feeling of fear of

missing out on a rally that is undertaking.

Take your time, move to higher time frame charts, analyze the trend structure

properly and then you can move forward. So let us quickly go to the trend

analysis part of Psu banks. So let's say today we want to invest in PSU or

Private sector banks or let's say we want to trade in either of the two

sectors or which sector would you prefer. If you look at PSU banks right now the

price is below the 200-day moving average and this 200-day moving

average slope is also down. So you know what I am NOT interested in PSU banks no

matter what underlying value these stocks have. I won't trade because

the price is clearly below the 200-day moving average. If you see over the last

five years, if you would have followed this simple concept of 200-day moving

average in price, you would have saved yourself with a lot of pain with respect

to PSU banks because you wouldn't have entered here, you wouldn't have entered

here. And you know what, all this volatility that is happening in PSU

banks currently you won't be participating in it because price is

already below the 200-day moving average. On the flip side look at private

sector banks. Since same period five years, private sector banks have been

consistently above the 200-day moving average barring the time between July

and April 2016. You don't need to participate here because if you follow

the principles of trend trading and identifying trend correctly, you'll

participate in this phase and you will participate in these phases and that's

more than enough. Even if you see now price is comfortably above the 200-day

moving average and the slope of the 200 moving average is on the upside. So

between PSU banks and Private sector banks, Private sector banks are clearly

the favorable ones. If you look at the second part of relative strength

analysis that we did on Bank Nifty last week, we came to a conclusion that

private sector banks are outperforming both Nifty and Bank Nifty. So they

automatically qualify as an investment or a trade. So well even after

trend analysis, what we come to know is that Private sector banks are still

being favored in the market and it's always better to go with winners.

So I'll just show you how this video fits into the overall Bank Nifty

trading series that we are doing. So first step was we need to check whether

Bank Nifty is outperforming Nifty or not and with the prices above 200 day

moving average. In case we get a 'yes' here then we move to the second step that is

which are sectors outperforming; whether it is PSU bank or Private sector banks. Once we

are clear in this step, then we move to the third step that is we conduct trend

analysis of Bank Nifty both in terms of higher high higher low price structure

and 200-day moving average with respect to price and slope of moving average.

Once we get an 'ok' here and then we move to the fourth step that is we conduct a

trend analysis of Psu Bank and Private sector banks. Out of these we select

which sub sector actually qualifies for investment and trading and

then we shortlist Bank Nifty for trade or PSU or Private sector bank stocks.

So which is either you take up a simple Bank Nifty index for a trade if

all these criterias are satisfied or if you want to get into sub sectors and

stocks, then this step helps you because it will tell you which sector is

actually outperforming the Bank Nifty and Nifty and within the sector which sector

that is Psu or Private bank sector is trending on the upside.

So the step six would be the part four of this video series where I'll be

covering up entry, exit and trailing stop and I will be also showing you how to

you know put stop losses correctly. Whenever you are starting a trade and

how to build on it. So this is how this video

actually fits in in our overall framework of trading Bank Nifty. I hope

you have understood till part three. In part four I'll be discussing some

position sizing and risk management techniques which will actually conclude

this four part series. So in case you have any doubt regarding what

I've shown you, just leave a comment below and I will get back to it. And this

has been a fairly long video but for Trend analysis it was required

because I cannot cover up Trend analysis in let's say 10 -15 minute

video it's a vast topic. I also intend to do a whole separate series of

you know Trend trading. I have planned a 10 part series for it so it will take

some time to cover up all the topics in depth, but I will definitely do it. So do

let me know in case you have any doubt I will surely get back to you and thanks a

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