Best Trading Classes in Nashik: How to Choose the Right Trading Mentor

8 checks before you join any trading class

1. Does the teacher trade live?

   Ask to see the mentor trade in a live market, not only slides or old screenshots. A real trader can explain why a trade was taken and where the stop loss is.

2. Is there one clear, rule-based strategy?

   A good class teaches one system with written entry, stop loss and exit rules. Ten indicators and random setups confuse beginners.

3. Is risk management taught first?

   Look for a fixed risk per trade (1 to 2 percent), daily loss limits and position sizing. If the class talks only about profit, walk away.

4. Are there live market sessions?

   You learn fastest by watching and practising in the real market with a mentor next to you.

5. Can you learn in your language?

   Learning in Marathi or Hindi makes complex ideas easier. Ask which language the live sessions use.

6. Is it focused on one market?

   Classes that teach stocks, options, indices and commodities together often go shallow on all of them. Depth in one market works better.

7. Are reviews real and recent?

   Check Google reviews, video testimonials and whether students mention specific things they learned.

8. Are there tips, calls or guaranteed returns?

   This is a red flag. Genuine education teaches you to take your own decisions. No one can guarantee trading profits.

What makes a good trading mentor?

A good trading mentor has three things: real trading experience with their own money, a method that can be written down as rules, and the patience to teach risk control before profit. They show losing trades as well as winning ones, and they want you to become independent, not dependent on their calls.

Read more about Tejas Sir's journey, from losing 30 percent of his first capital in six days in 2021 to building the Samrat Strategy, on the about page.

Why students in Nashik choose The Millionaires Floor

• Taught by Tejas Wankhede (Tejas Sir), a Nashik commodity trader who trades the same strategy he teaches.
• One rule-based system, the Samrat Strategy, built on high-volume candles and market structure.
• Commodity market only (MCX), learned in depth.
• Risk management first: every student learns position sizing and stop loss rules before entries.
• Live market desk in Nashik and live online classes for the rest of India.
• Marathi, Hindi and English teaching.
• 2,000+ students trained, and featured in Forbes India and 110+ news portals.
• No tips, calls or guaranteed returns. Education only.

Trading in Nashik: is it a good place to learn?

Yes. Nashik has a growing community of part-time and full-time traders, and the commodity market suits people with day jobs because MCX trades until 11:30 PM on weekdays. Learning offline in Nashik gives you a live market desk and a peer group; students from nearby cities usually combine online classes with visits to Nashik.

Coming from a nearby city?

Sinnar · Igatpuri · Malegaon · Shirdi · Ahilyanagar · Dhule · Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar · Jalgaon · Rest of India (online)