Sure! Here is a simple, practical, beginner-friendly trading plan you can follow step-by-step.
This plan focuses on safety, discipline, and slow growth — perfect for new traders.

⭐ Beginner Trading Plan (30-Day Starter Plan)

Low risk • Easy to follow • Proven structure

🔹 Phase 1: Preparation (Days 1–5)

1. Learn the basics (2–3 days)

Understand:

• What is a stock

• Market orders vs limit orders

• Stop-loss

• Intraday vs swing trading

• Candlesticks

2. Set up your tools

• Open Demat + Trading account

• Install charting app (TradingView / your broker’s app)

• Learn how to place buy/sell orders

🔹 Phase 2: Practice (Days 6–12)

3. Do paper trading only (no real money yet)

Practice on demo charts:

• Place buy/sell orders

• Set stop-loss

• Track your trades

• Learn how price moves

Practice at least 10–15 trades.

Goal:

Understand how to enter, exit, and control emotions.

🔹 Phase 3: Small Real Trading (Days 13–30)

Start with ₹1,000 – ₹2,000 only.

4. Trade only 1–2 safe stocks

Examples:

• TCS

• HDFC Bank

• ICICI Bank

• Infosys

Avoid penny stocks.

5. Use this simple beginner strategy

Strategy: Support–Bounce Buy

Use 15-minute chart:

1. Find a stock taking support (bouncing from same price levels).

2. When it bounces upward → enter.

3. Set stop-loss below support.

4. Target: 1.5× your stop-loss.

Example:

• Entry: ₹100

• SL: ₹98

• Target: ₹103

Risk = ₹2, Reward = ₹3 → good ratio.

6. Follow strict risk management

The 3 Golden Rules:

✔ Rule 1: Max 2% risk per trade
If you have ₹2,000 → risk only ₹40.

✔ Rule 2: 1–2 trades per day only

✔ Rule 3: Never trade without stop-loss

7. End-of-day review

Write in a trading journal:

• Why you entered

• Why you exited

• SL hit or target hit?

• What you learned

This makes you better each day.

🔹 Phase 4: After 30 Days

If you did well (more profitable days than losing days):

→ Increase capital slowly
(₹2,000 → ₹5,000 → ₹10,000)

If not doing well:

→ Continue paper trading
→ Improve strategy

⭐ Full Beginner Plan at a Glance

Daily routine

1. Check Nifty trend (uptrend or downtrend).

2. Pick 1–2 safe stocks.

3. Mark support & resistance on charts.

4. Wait for support bounce.

5. Trade with stop-loss.

6. Write results in journal.

Weekly routine

• Review all trades

• Identify mistakes

• Improve your rules