The story behind the blog — from paddy fields to PSU banking to the trading terminal.
I'm a Post Graduate in Agriculture Sciences and Research Scholar who spent 8 enriching years working in Public Sector Banking before transitioning into the world of financial markets. For the past 4 years, I've been an active trader — primarily in options and equities on Indian exchanges.
My background in agriculture gave me a deep understanding of commodity cycles, seasonal patterns, and ground-level economic realities that most city-based traders miss. My banking years taught me credit risk, financial analysis, and the patience that institutional trading demands. Together, these form the foundation of how I approach markets.
Beyond markets, I'm a voracious reader, a weekend traveller who finds Karnataka's heritage endlessly fascinating, and someone who believes that good food and clear thinking go hand-in-hand. This blog is where all four worlds collide.
Markets reward those who follow evidence, not headlines. Every opinion I share is backed by analysis.
One book a month, minimum. The day you stop learning is the day the market starts teaching you expensive lessons.
Protect your capital first, profits second. Every trade starts with defining what I'm willing to lose, not gain.
Trading is a marathon. Rest, travel, good food, and time with family make you a better trader.
I write about losses as much as wins. The trading community needs more transparency, not more Instagram highlight reels.
My agricultural background keeps me grounded in real-world economic cycles that most market participants ignore.
From the classroom to the trading terminal — a non-linear path to financial markets.
Full-time focus on options strategies, technical analysis, and developing systematic trading frameworks for the Indian market.
8 years across credit, retail banking, and agricultural lending. Deep exposure to credit risk assessment, financial analysis, and working capital management for MSMEs and farmers.
Specialization in agricultural economics, crop science, and rural development. Research Scholar — building analytical thinking from ground level up.
Continuing research in agriculture with a focus on how agri-commodities interact with financial markets and macroeconomic cycles.
A rare intersection of agriculture, banking, and trading — each domain informing the others.