Скачать или смотреть Level1 | Ep19: Tradable vs Non-Tradable Info: The Real Trading Edge

Why do trades that look perfect on paper still fail? 🤔

Because what everyone knows is already priced in.

In this video, you’ll learn one of the most important mindset shifts in trading—the difference between tradable information and non-tradable information. The market is like a stadium full of analysts and algorithms. If everyone sees the same signal, the edge is already gone.

Using simple cricket 🏏 and Bollywood 🎬 analogies, this lesson explains why great traders don’t trade obvious news—they trade misunderstood information. You’ll understand why high IV, strong news, or positive signals are not automatically tradable opportunities unless you know why the market is pricing them that way.

This concept will completely change how you analyse volatility, data, and “good-looking” setups.

⏭️ What you’ll learn:
• Tradable vs non-tradable information explained
• Why obvious signals usually fail
• How markets price expectations in advance
• Why asking “why” matters more than data itself
• How pros filter real trading opportunities


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Keywords: tradable information trading, non-tradable information market, trading edge concepts, volatility analysis, professional trading mindset
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⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Why Perfect Trades Fail
00:22 - Everything Known Is Already Priced In
00:43 - Tradable vs Non-Tradable Information
01:12 - Bollywood Analogy Explained
01:39 - Characteristics of Tradable Information
01:47 - High IV Example: Ask “Why?”
02:10 - Trade What’s Misunderstood
02:26 - How Pros Filter Real Opportunities
02:28 - Quick Quiz to Lock Learning
04:32 - What’s Coming Next
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⚠️ DISCLAIMERS:
This video is for educational and informational purposes only and is not investment advice or a stock recommendation. Trading and investing in the securities market are subject to market risks. Please do your own research or consult a SEBI-registered financial professional before making any investment decisions. The creator of this content shall not be responsible for any loss or damage arising from any information contained in this video.
SEBI Research Analyst Registration No.: INH000023977
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