THE ARORA REPORT REVIEWS

I discovered the Arora Report after an article that Nigam Arora wrote was posted on one of the many financial ‘entertainment’ websites. At the time, I was caught up in the stock craze of Covid and desperately trying to better understand what was going on. I, like many, was chasing every new story and price bump I could but knew that it was impulsive and wouldn’t last. That article I found that day though had something in its that I had never read before on any of these sites I was following: thoughtful reasoned logic with a hint of the market’s mechanical underpinnings. I decided to join for the trial period and see what it’s all about. As a new subscriber you’ll be taken aback by the level of information on laid out before you, but do not dismay. I recommend doing 3 things before you make any snap trades or judgements. 1) Read both the Running Start and the Trade Management sections from the drop down. Twice. Read them once, take a day break, and then read again. The way Arora thinks about risk is like nothing you’ve probably heard. 2) Read the Morning and Afternoon Capsules. I’d recommend going back 30-60 days, start from there and work your way forward to today. And realize, what Nigam is telling you usually isn’t an immediate action (but there are those in rare instances - go back to Feb-March of 2020 to see what that looks like) but more helping you understand the undercurrents and where the risk and opportunity may be in time. This Capsule information took me the longest to get my head around because I was so used to following the ‘Momo Crowd’ and all the ‘Momo Guru’s’ that I took everything I read as a call to action. The market prays on emotion and after you learn what Nigam and team are teaching you, you’ll start to recognize what’s really going on when you read and hear things on tv. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve laughed after truly understanding what’s going on from the Arora Report and I hear some talking head say something completely unfounded as to the root issue at hand. 3) Start building Core positions from the Model Portfolio. Start with the Best Way and set alerts for every zone. The way Arora thinks is in probabilities, in me you’ll get a fill for every position. It will take years, but you won’t chase price while building out a balanced portfolio of high quality stocks. When it comes to trade around positions and signal limited’s when you’re starting out, I highly recommend waiting for the lower portion of the buy zone to be hit before making the trade. I create zones on my charts that Arora gives me and it almost gamifies the trade for me. No more chasing price only to be disappointed later. Be patient and allow their zones to give you the guidance we all need in an emotional market. The last thing I’ll recommend is subscribing to the Arora Ambassador Club. If you are like me, and want to really understand what’s going on so you can better navigate these market waters, you should be a member of Ambassador Club. The topics are wide ranging and cover the fundamentals that no one anywhere will tell you about.