I grew up in a small town in Assam without any clear idea of where life would go. I studied at Scottish Church College in Kolkata and later completed my Master’s from Calcutta University. Like most people, I followed the expected path for a while — a corporate job in IT.

It didn’t last long.

I wasn’t built for that environment. So I left, without a backup plan, and started exploring the markets. At that time, I believed information was enough — business news, financial papers, expert opinions. It wasn’t.

Trading has a way of stripping away assumptions. What I thought would be straightforward turned into years of confusion, losses, and trial and error. I spent a lot of time searching for the “right” strategy — indicators, patterns, systems. None of it gave me what I was actually looking for.

Over time, things became simpler.

Price mattered more than indicators. Fewer trades mattered more than more trades. And eventually, I understood that consistency had less to do with finding something new — and more to do with removing what wasn’t necessary.

There were phases where I stepped away completely. When I came back, I approached the market differently. Less urgency. More structure. More respect for risk.

That shift changed everything.

I’ve been focused primarily on gold (XAUUSD) in recent years. Not because it’s special — but because depth comes from focus. The way I look at the market now is quiet, structured, and repeatable.

I don’t teach trading. I don’t sell systems.
I just share how I see the market.

If it makes sense to you, you’ll understand it over time.

Outside the charts, I keep life simple — time with family, occasional breaks, and a routine that keeps me grounded. The market is a part of life. Not the whole of it.