Traders in loss anonymous

    Hello friends my name is Dnyaneshwar and I am a trader. First of all, I want to Thank Dr. Alexander Elder for his book Trading for Living. Where he maintained about Alcoholics Anonymous. And after reading the book I went to meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous. By the grace of God, I have been sober for the last 11 years. I have been in trading for the last 18 years. I work for a proprietary trading firm. However, I am struggling with trading throughout my journey. Made huge losses and went through a lot of mental my physical torture and suffering. I have seen all the ups and downs in trading, especially in the career of a typical trader. 
    Nowadays I see a lot of new traders coming to the market to make their career. But fail to achieve any success and lose all their capital. I am here to share my experience. So for someone who wants to get help, I want the hand of Traders In Loss Anonymous always to be there. This journey is entirely by the traders for the traders. Nonprofit and based on all Alcoholics Anonymous programs of 12 steps.
     I will do my side of work as God guides me please help me to make this possible for the betterment of suffering Traders in losses. Please come forward and help we will stand together for the betterment of fellow traders.
     My contact details are as follows-
Name  Dnyaneshwar s.
Mob. +91 92707 37217
Email dvsolanke@gmail.com 
Web page https://tradersinlossanonymous.blogspot.com/

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