How to Successful in Intraday Trading in Stock Market

Hello readers,
If you're here, it's because you're interested in the stock market or trading to earn some money through the stock market.
But stock market trading is not just about earning a few bucks. It's a hardcore business that, like your traditional business, should be approached as such. You need to think of trading as a business, not as gambling or as just a way to earn some quick cash.
Trading is all about your psychology, mindset, money management, your risk and reward, and your positive attitude towards the market.
Let me give you a brief idea about trading.
You can trade in stocks that are listed on your country's stock market exchange. For example, I'm from India, and we have indexes like National Stock Exchange and BSE. They list several companies' stocks that we come across in our daily lives. Just take HDFC Bank, our government, SBI Bank, and many others as an example.
Let's say, for example, a stock is trading at 500 rupees, and you buy some quantity. If the price goes up to 550 rupees, that's more than what you paid, which means you get a profit of 50 rupees based on the quantity you bought, and you can book your profit then and there.
It's like our real-world market, like a vegetable market. It also works on demand and supply, and stocks work on demand and supply.
You need to pay close attention to learning when you start trading in the stock market. Everything you learn, like how price is moving, the impact of news on the price movement, how the stock price behaves, how the global market impacts your country's market, and how it reacts to different scenarios.
Charts are there to observe price movement. Price action is the main concept of how prices react to support and resistance levels. Everything can be seen on the chart by switching different time frames according to your trading style.
For instance, if you're a day trader, you trade on daily, 15-minute, or 5-minute time frames. If you're a swing trader, which means you buy stocks for more than 15 days, then you use weekly and daily time frames to analyze your trade.
According to that, you use your stop loss to trail or book a profit in running trades.
Trading is a pure business, and if you're genuinely interested in it, you can make a fortune. If you invest in fixed deposits in banks, banks also invest your money in the financial market and make money. They give you a fixed percentage of earnings on an early basis. Similarly, if you learn about this, you can do it yourself. Trading is one of the most underrated businesses in the world, and only some people know how it works.
You just need to work hard for some years to understand everything in the market, and you'll be a TRADER.
If you're interested in financial articles, or stock market-related trading, I'll post step-by-step guides on how to learn to trade and how to achieve financial freedom without a 9 to 5 job.
Thank you.