The Shocking Truth About Trading That No One Wants to Admit
Ravi Roushan Srivastava, India’s only Time & Price Analyst, reveals why most traders fail even with the best charts—and why the missing piece has nothing to do with the market.
For years, traders have been told that success lies in mastering charts, indicators, and strategies. Yet, despite endless tutorials and expensive programs, over 90% of retail traders continue to lose money. The industry’s dirty secret? The failure has little to do with the market itself—and everything to do with the trader.
This revelation is coming to light through the work of Ravi Roushan Srivastava, a name now gaining serious attention in India’s trading circles. Known as the country’s only Time & Price Analyst, Ravi has built a track record of predicting market swings with uncanny accuracy. But his most disruptive idea is not about prediction—it’s about people.
―Traders don’t lose because the charts are wrong,‖ Ravi says. ―They lose because they’re following methods that don’t fit who they are.‖
His approach is turning traditional trading education upside down. Instead of teaching one universal system, Ravi begins by mapping a trader’s personality—identifying strengths, weaknesses, hidden biases, and psychological triggers. Only then does he connect them with strategies that align with their natural traits. For some, it’s fast-paced intraday trading. For others, it’s patient swing trading. In each case, the system bends to the trader—not the other way around.
The shocking truth, according to Ravi, is that most traders are set up to fail before they even place a trade, because they’re taught to copy methods without knowing whether those methods suit them. His training flips this script, offering a personalized path that has already saved countless students from repeating the cycle of losses.
In an era where social media glorifies ―get-rich-quick‖ trading hacks, Ravi’s discovery feels both unsettling and liberating. It suggests that success has never been about finding the next magical indicator—it has always been about finding yourself.
