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SECTION 1: DAILY MARKET INTEL

(Morning briefings, news, indices, FII/DII data)

Prompt 1
Act as a SEBI-compliant financial educator helping an Indian retail trader start their trading day. Summarize
today's key market events for Indian markets. Cover: NIFTY 50 and SENSEX levels, FII/DII net activity, any major
global cues (US markets, SGX NIFTY, crude oil), and 2-3 sectors likely to be in focus today. Use simple language.
Today's date is [DATE].

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Prompt 2
Act as a market analyst focused on Indian equity markets. I will give you today's FII and DII data. Tell me what it
likely means for market direction over the next 2-3 days. FII net activity: [FII BUY/SELL AMOUNT IN CRORES].
DII net activity: [DII BUY/SELL AMOUNT IN CRORES]. Explain in simple terms what "smart money" might be
doing.

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Prompt 3
Act as a SEBI-compliant financial educator. Explain today's NIFTY 50 movement in simple terms for a beginner.
NIFTY opened at [OPEN], moved to a high of [HIGH], low of [LOW], and closed at [CLOSE]. What are the key
support and resistance levels to watch tomorrow? What does today's candle suggest?

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Prompt 4
Act as a financial news analyst specializing in Indian markets. I'll give you 3 news headlines from today. For each
headline, tell me: which sectors or stocks could be impacted, whether the impact is positive or negative, and how a
retail trader should think about it. Headlines: [HEADLINE 1], [HEADLINE 2], [HEADLINE 3].

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Prompt 5
Act as a global macro analyst helping an Indian trader understand overnight cues. US markets last night: Dow
[UP/DOWN by X%], NASDAQ [UP/DOWN by X%]. Crude oil: [PRICE per barrel]. Dollar index (DXY): [VALUE].
SGX NIFTY: [VALUE]. Based on these, what is the likely opening sentiment for Indian markets today?

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Prompt 6
Act as a SEBI-compliant market educator. Explain what the India VIX reading of [VIX VALUE] means for traders
today. Is this a high-fear or low-fear environment? How should a retail trader adjust their approach — position
sizing, option buying vs selling — based on this VIX level?

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 Prompt 7
Act as a financial educator for Indian retail traders. Today is [DATE] and there is a major event scheduled: [EVENT
e.g. RBI policy / Union Budget / US Fed meeting]. Explain what this event is, why it matters for Indian markets, and
what kind of market behavior a trader might expect around it.

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Prompt 8
Act as a sector rotation analyst focused on NSE-listed sectors. Based on the following data, tell me which sectors
appear to be seeing inflows and which are seeing outflows today. Sector performance data: [PASTE TODAY'S
NSE SECTOR HEATMAP DATA]. What does this rotation suggest about where institutional money might be
moving?

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Prompt 9
Act as a SEBI-compliant financial educator. Help me create a morning routine checklist for trading. Based on
Indian market structure (NSE/BSE, 9:15 AM to 3:30 PM IST), what should I check before placing any trade? Make
it practical for a beginner.

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Prompt 10
Act as a financial educator. Explain the difference between a trending day and a rangebound day in the Indian
market context. Today NIFTY moved [DESCRIBE TODAY'S PRICE ACTION]. Was today more of a trending or
rangebound day? How should a trader adapt their strategy for each type?

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SECTION 2: STOCK & SECTOR RESEARCH

(Fundamental analysis, earnings, sector rotation)

Prompt 11
Act as a SEBI-compliant equity research educator. I want to analyze [STOCK NAME] listed on NSE/BSE. Give me
a simple checklist of 10 fundamental factors I should check before investing — like revenue growth, debt levels,
promoter holding, ROE, and earnings consistency. Explain each factor in one line.

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Prompt 12
Act as a financial educator helping an Indian retail investor. I'll share the latest quarterly earnings data for
[COMPANY NAME]. Revenue: [VALUE]. Net Profit: [VALUE]. EBITDA margin: [VALUE]. Year-on-year growth:
[VALUE]. Tell me what these numbers suggest about the company's health — in simple language, not as
investment advice.

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Act as a sector analyst focused on Indian markets. I want to understand the [SECTOR NAME e.g. IT, Banking,
Pharma, Auto] sector. Explain: what drives this sector's growth in India, which key factors affect it, which 3-4
stocks are sector leaders on NSE, and how to track sector health using simple indicators.

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Prompt 14
Act as a SEBI-compliant financial educator. Compare these two stocks: Stock A: [STOCK NAME, SECTOR, KEY
METRICS]. Stock B: [STOCK NAME, SECTOR, KEY METRICS]. Which one looks relatively stronger based on
fundamentals, and what are the main risks in each? Explain for a beginner.

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Prompt 15
Act as an equity research educator. I'm looking at [STOCK NAME] and want to understand its business model.
Explain in plain language: what does this company do, how does it make money, who are its main customers, and
what are the top 3 risks to its business? Assume I'm a beginner.

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Prompt 16
Act as a SEBI-compliant financial educator. Explain what promoter holding means and why it matters. The
promoter holding of [STOCK NAME] is [X%]. It changed from [OLD%] to [NEW%] over the last quarter. Is this
increase or decrease typically a positive or negative signal, and why?

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Prompt 17
Act as a financial educator. I want to screen for stocks in the [SECTOR NAME] sector. Suggest 5-6 screening
criteria I could use on [Link] or Trendlyne to find fundamentally decent companies. Explain each filter in
simple terms.

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Prompt 18
Act as a financial educator for Indian retail traders. [STOCK NAME] just reported earnings and gapped
[UP/DOWN] by [X%]. What are the typical reasons for a results day gap, and how should a trader think about
trading or investing in a stock after a major earnings gap?

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Prompt 19
Act as a financial educator. I want to understand the competitive landscape of [SECTOR NAME] in India. Who are
the top 3-4 players, what is each company's approximate market share, and what factors determine which
company wins in this sector long term?

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 Act as a SEBI-compliant investment educator. Explain what PE ratio, PB ratio, and EV/EBITDA mean in simple
terms. For [STOCK NAME], the PE is [VALUE], PB is [VALUE], and sector average PE is [VALUE]. Does the stock
look expensive, cheap, or fairly valued compared to its sector? Explain the logic.

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SECTION 3: RISK MANAGEMENT

(Position sizing, stop-loss logic, portfolio stress tests)

Prompt 21
Act as a SEBI-compliant risk management educator. Help me calculate the correct position size for my trade. My
total trading capital is Rs.[AMOUNT]. I am willing to risk [X%] on this trade. My entry price is Rs.[PRICE] and my
stop-loss is at Rs.[STOP-LOSS PRICE]. How many shares should I buy? Show the calculation step by step.

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Prompt 22
Act as a risk management educator for Indian retail traders. I currently have open positions in: [LIST STOCKS
AND POSITION SIZES]. My total portfolio value is Rs.[AMOUNT]. Am I over-concentrated in any single stock or
sector? Help me understand if my position sizing looks balanced.

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Prompt 23
Act as a financial risk educator. Explain the concept of a trailing stop-loss in simple terms. I bought [STOCK
NAME] at Rs.[BUY PRICE] and it has risen to Rs.[CURRENT PRICE]. How would I set a trailing stop-loss of [X%]?
At what price would the stop trigger? Show me the logic and calculation.

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Prompt 24
Act as a SEBI-compliant risk management educator. I want to do a simple stress test on my portfolio: [LIST OF
STOCKS AND AMOUNTS]. If NIFTY falls by [X%] due to a major negative event, what might happen to my
portfolio value? Explain what beta means and how to reduce portfolio risk.

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Prompt 25
Act as a trading risk educator. My trading account is Rs.[AMOUNT]. Help me design a simple weekly loss limit
rule. If I lose more than [X%] in a week, what should my rule be — stop trading, reduce size, or switch to paper
trading? Explain the logic behind a weekly loss limit.

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Prompt 26
Act as a financial educator. Explain the difference between a stop-loss based on price level vs a stop-loss based
on percentage of capital. For a trade where I entered [STOCK NAME] at Rs.[ENTRY PRICE], help me understand
both methods. Which approach is better for a beginner?

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 Prompt 27
Act as a risk management educator. I took a loss of Rs.[AMOUNT] on a trade in [STOCK NAME]. My original risk
was Rs.[PLANNED RISK AMOUNT]. Help me analyze what went wrong — did I stick to my risk plan or did I let the
trade run beyond my stop-loss? How do I prevent this in future?

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Prompt 28
Act as a financial educator for Indian traders. Explain what risk-reward ratio means. My entry is Rs.[PRICE],
stop-loss is Rs.[SL PRICE], and target is Rs.[TARGET PRICE]. What is my risk-reward ratio? Is this trade worth
taking? What minimum risk-reward ratio should a beginner aim for?

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Prompt 29
Act as a SEBI-compliant trading educator. I am an options buyer. I bought [X] lots of [INDEX/STOCK] [STRIKE
PRICE] [CALL/PUT] at a premium of Rs.[PREMIUM]. Lot size is [LOT SIZE]. What is my maximum possible loss?
How does time decay (theta) affect me if the market doesn't move for [X DAYS]?

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Prompt 30
Act as a risk management educator. Help me understand capital preservation for a retail trader in India. I have
Rs.[AMOUNT] as my trading capital. How much should I risk per trade, per week, and per month? Give me a
simple framework with actual INR numbers for a beginner-to-intermediate trader.

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SECTION 4: TRADING PSYCHOLOGY

(Revenge trading, FOMO, discipline, journaling)

Prompt 31
Act as a trading psychology coach. I just took a big loss of Rs.[AMOUNT] and feel the urge to immediately place
another trade to recover the money. Explain what revenge trading is, why it almost always makes things worse,
and give me a simple 3-step routine to follow after a loss before trading again.

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Prompt 32
Act as a trading psychology educator. I missed a big move in [STOCK NAME] — it went up [X%] and I wasn't in it.
Now I feel like jumping in even though it has already moved significantly. Explain what FOMO is, why it's
dangerous, and help me create a personal rule to prevent FOMO-based entries.

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Prompt 33
Act as a trading journal coach. Help me build a simple daily trading journal template for a [beginner/intermediate]
trader who trades [stocks/options/futures] on NSE. Include columns for: date, stock, entry, stop-loss, target, exit,
P&L;, and notes. Also suggest 3 self-reflection questions to answer after each trade.

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Prompt 34
Act as a trading psychology coach. I have a habit of moving my stop-loss lower when a trade goes against me,
hoping it will come back. Explain why moving stop-losses is one of the most destructive habits a trader can have,
and suggest a practical method to stop this behavior.

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Prompt 35
Act as a trading psychology educator. Review my last [X] trades: [PASTE TRADE DETAILS — DATE, STOCK,
ENTRY, EXIT, PROFIT/LOSS]. Identify patterns in my behavior — such as exiting winners too early, holding
losers too long, overtrading on certain days, or taking bigger risks after wins. Give me honest feedback.

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Prompt 36
Act as a mindset coach for traders. I get very anxious when I have an open position and keep checking my screen
every few minutes, sometimes exiting trades out of fear. Explain why this screen-checking habit harms
performance and give me a simple daily routine with planned screen breaks to manage open trades without
anxiety.

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Prompt 37
Act as a trading psychology coach. After a winning streak where I made Rs.[AMOUNT] over [X DAYS], I started
taking bigger and riskier trades and gave back most of my profits. Explain the concept of overconfidence bias, why
winning streaks are dangerous, and how to stay disciplined even when on a hot streak.

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Prompt 38
Act as a trading mindset educator. I want to create a personal trading rulebook — a set of non-negotiable rules I
will follow every trading day. Based on common mistakes by Indian retail traders (FOMO, revenge trading, ignoring
stop-losses, overtrading), help me draft 10 simple rules I can print and stick above my desk.

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Prompt 39
Act as a trading psychology coach. I have been trading for [X MONTHS] and understand the theory but struggle to
execute in real markets. When a live trade is on, I panic and don't follow my plan. What is the difference between
knowing and doing in trading? How can I bridge this gap?

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Prompt 40
Act as a trading psychology educator. I want to do a monthly review of my trading. This month: [X] total trades, [X]
winners, [X] losers, total P&L; Rs.[AMOUNT], biggest win Rs.[AMOUNT], biggest loss Rs.[AMOUNT]. Help me
identify what went well, what went wrong, and what ONE habit I should focus on improving next month.

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SECTION 5: ADVANCED ANALYSIS
(Options flow, macro correlations, bear case, pattern recognition)

Prompt 41
Act as an options market educator for Indian traders. Explain what options chain analysis means and how to read
it on NSE's website. For [INDEX/STOCK], the highest Call OI is at strike [X] and highest Put OI is at strike [Y].
What does this suggest about where the market might be capped or supported this expiry?

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Prompt 42
Act as a macro analyst focused on Indian markets. Explain how the US Dollar Index (DXY) affects Indian markets.
Currently DXY is at [VALUE] and has moved [UP/DOWN] by [X%] over the last month. How does this typically
affect: the Indian rupee, FII flows into Indian equity, IT exports, and metal imports?

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Prompt 43
Act as a financial educator. I want to understand how crude oil prices affect Indian markets. Crude oil is currently
at $[PRICE] per barrel and has moved [UP/DOWN] recently. Explain the impact on: Indian inflation and RBI policy,
OMCs (HPCL, BPCL), paint companies, aviation, and chemicals. Which sectors benefit and which get hurt when
crude rises?

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Prompt 44
Act as a technical analysis educator. I am looking at [STOCK NAME] on a [DAILY/WEEKLY] chart and can see
what looks like a [PATTERN NAME e.g. Head and Shoulders, Double Top, Cup and Handle, Bull Flag]. Explain
what this pattern signals, where the conventional entry and stop-loss would be, and what the potential target would
be based on the measured move.

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Prompt 45
Act as a SEBI-compliant financial educator. I'm bullish on [STOCK NAME] at Rs.[PRICE] but want to think about
the bear case before entering. What are the top 3-5 reasons this stock could fall significantly? Think about sector
risks, company-specific risks, macro risks, and valuation risks. Help me build a balanced view.

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Prompt 46
Act as an options strategy educator for Indian traders. Explain the concept of Put-Call Ratio (PCR) in simple
language. Today the PCR for NIFTY is [VALUE]. Is this reading typically considered bullish, bearish, or neutral?
How do traders use PCR along with other indicators to form a market view?

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Prompt 47
Act as a financial educator. I want to understand support and resistance using NIFTY 50. Currently NIFTY is at
[LEVEL]. Key levels are: support at [LEVEL 1] and [LEVEL 2], resistance at [LEVEL 3] and [LEVEL 4]. Explain how
these levels are identified, why they act as turning points, and how to use them for planning entries and exits.

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Prompt 48
Act as a macro economist educating Indian traders. Explain how RBI's interest rate decisions affect the Indian
stock market. The current repo rate is [X%]. If RBI [raises/cuts/holds] rates, which sectors typically benefit and
which get hurt? Explain the transmission mechanism in simple terms.

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Prompt 49
Act as a financial educator focused on Indian equity markets. I want to understand how to read the Money Flow
Index (MFI) and On-Balance Volume (OBV) for [STOCK NAME]. Explain what each indicator measures, how to
spot divergence between price and indicator, and give me a practical example of a bullish and a bearish
divergence signal.

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Prompt 50
Act as a financial educator and market analyst. I want to build a complete trade thesis for [STOCK NAME]. Help
me structure it with: (1) Why I am bullish/bearish — 3 reasons, (2) Key support and resistance levels, (3) Entry
trigger I'm waiting for, (4) Stop-loss logic, (5) Target based on risk-reward, (6) Bear case — what could prove me
wrong.

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How to Use These Prompts with Any AI (ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini)

Step 1: Copy the Context Primer below and paste it at the start of every AI chat session.

Step 2: Paste whichever prompt you want, filling in all [placeholders] with your real data.

Step 3: If the AI gives a too-general answer, follow up with: "Give me a more specific answer with numbers and Indian
market examples."

CONTEXT PRIMER — Paste this first in every AI session:

I am an Indian retail trader/investor. I trade on NSE and BSE, primarily in equities and options. My base currency
is Indian Rupees (INR). I follow the Trader Bulls Mafia (TBM) methodology, which emphasizes risk management,
journaling, and disciplined position sizing over speculation. I want all explanations to be SEBI-compliant
educational content — not personalized financial advice. Use Indian market references: NIFTY 50, SENSEX,
FII/DII data, Zerodha, SEBI regulations, and Indian economic context. Explain things in simple language suitable
for a retail trader, not a finance professional.

Created by Abhay Singh | Trader Bulls Mafia

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For educational purposes only. Not SEBI-registered investment advice. Free to share with credit to Trader Bulls Mafia.

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