u/According2Hunter

I have tried ITC smc which too much marking and lots of concept which is helpful for bookish traders but i have seen my 9-20 strategy works sometimes which gives me small but proper TP and SL. But i feel i need to understand it properly so any suggestion around this ???

I have tried ITC smc which too much marking and lots of concept which is helpful for bookish traders but i have seen my 9-20 strategy works sometimes which gives me small but proper TP and SL. But i feel i need to understand it properly so any suggestion around this ???

Hi everyone,
I’m trying to understand the semiconductor industry from a business perspective, not just the technology.
If someone wanted to build a semiconductor-related business from scratch in any country, what would the roadmap look like from 0 to 100?
I’m looking for a complete overview, including questions like:
What are all the different types of semiconductor businesses?
Which businesses require low investment, medium investment, and very high investment?
What parts of the supply chain can a startup realistically enter?
Which businesses are service-based, manufacturing-based, design-based, or trading/distribution-based?
How does the semiconductor ecosystem work from raw materials to the final chip?
Which sectors have the highest growth potential over the next 10–20 years?
If you were starting today with limited capital, where would you begin?
What skills, certifications, equipment, and partnerships are essential?
What common mistakes do first-time founders make?
I’m not specifically interested in building a billion-dollar chip fabrication plant. I want to understand every possible business opportunity in this industry—from small businesses that can be started with limited capital to large-scale ventures.
If you work in semiconductors or have experience in the industry, I’d really appreciate your insights, recommended books, YouTube channels, courses, or any roadmap that helped you understand the ecosystem.
Thank you!

I have a question:-
God is with rich people or rich people have god ?

I want to start a youtube channel. I dont know editing but i love that plateform. I have fear of not getting views and subs on my content. Help

We went to ayodhya but if someone going to ayodhya there are only 3 place to visit :-

1. Hanuman ghadi
2. Ram mandir
3. River side evening walk (optional)
   These are the only place to visit. If you ask from locals they tell many other mandirs, places. Today I visited all the places which local told me but at the end I analyse that above places are more then sufficient.

I have been preparing for government exams for the last 4 years, but unfortunately I have not been successful. Because of this, I now feel like a failure. I often feel demotivated, confused, anxious, and unsure about my future.

I completed my B.Tech in Computer Science, but after spending years focused only on exam preparation, I feel like I have no practical skills and no clear interest in any particular field. I have also stayed away from social media and the tech industry for a long time, so now it feels like the world has moved far ahead while I was disconnected.

I don’t have much family support or close friends to guide me, which makes the situation even harder. Right now, I genuinely don’t know what my next step should be.

Part of me wants to start a business and create jobs for people because I feel that contributing to society in that way would be meaningful. Another idea I have is to start a YouTube channel where I explain concepts related to current affairs, history, and other subjects in a documentary-style, cinematic format. I enjoy learning and explaining topics, and I think I could create valuable content.

I would really appreciate honest advice from people who have been through a similar phase. If you were in my position, what would you do? How would you rebuild your career and confidence from here?

Hi everyone,
I’ve been trying to learn ICT (Inner Circle Trader) and Smart Money Concepts (SMC) for some time now. I’ve watched many YouTube videos and tutorials, but honestly, I’m feeling overwhelmed and confused.
There are so many concepts like liquidity, order blocks, fair value gaps, market structure shifts, inducement, premium/discount zones, and different entry models. Every creator seems to explain things differently, and I’m finding it difficult to connect everything into a complete trading system.
I’m a beginner and genuinely want to learn properly, but right now I feel stuck.
Could experienced ICT/SMC traders please help me with:
A clear learning roadmap for beginners
Which ICT playlists or videos are actually worth watching
Common mistakes beginners make
How to practice and backtest effectively
Whether ICT alone is enough or if I should learn other concepts too
If you were starting from zero today, how would you learn ICT/SMC step by step?
Any advice, resources, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you