Intraday Trading Classes in Pune
Our intraday trading classes in Pune start with the part most courses skip: how much you can lose today, and how to stop. Then we build the rest. Market timing, price and volume, VWAP and momentum, all practised on past charts before you trade a rupee.
- Duration
- 4 weeks + 1 live week
- Schedule
- Weekend or weekday evening
- Mode
- Classroom · Online
- Language
- English · मराठी
- Batches
- New batch every month
Intraday share market classes that put risk first
Intraday trading is where most beginners lose money fastest. Trades open and close the same day, decisions take minutes, and one bad morning can undo a month. SEBI's own studies show that most individual traders in fast-moving segments lose money. We don't say that to scare you. We say it because the course is built around it.
So the first week isn't about entries. It's about your daily loss limit, position size and the stop you'll use on every trade. Only then do we cover timing, the opening range, VWAP, volume and momentum. Every setup is practised on past 5-minute charts and paper-traded until the rules feel automatic. If you finish the course and decide intraday isn't for you, that's a good outcome too.
This course is for you if
- You can already read a candlestick chart and mark levels
- You have time to watch the market during trading hours
- You want strict rules instead of gut feel
- You're willing to paper-trade before using real money
It's not for you if
- You're looking for a daily income
- You want someone to send you intraday calls
- You can't give up a losing trade
- You're brand new to charts (start with Technical Analysis)
How our intraday trading classes in Pune are run
Classroom training, then live analysis
For four weeks we replay past trading sessions minute by minute, so you practise deciding in real time without real money. In week five, Sharad runs a live market analysis class: he reads the open, volume, VWAP and momentum as the market moves, so you see the whole process in real time.
One rule set, repeated
Every class adds one rule to a single intraday checklist: when to trade, when to skip, how much to risk. By week four the checklist is yours, and it fits on one page.
Daily paper trades, weekly review
Between classes you paper-trade one setup a day. On Thursdays we look at your sheets together, especially the days you broke your own rules.
Intraday trading course syllabus: four modules and a live week
Four weeks of classroom training, one module a week, plus daily paper-trading practice, then one week of live market analysis. Tap a module to see what's inside.
Download the full syllabus (PDF) ↓01 Risk rules first Week 1
- Daily loss limit and why it comes first
- Position sizing for intraday trades
- Stop losses, targets and risk/reward
- Brokerage, slippage and the real cost of a trade
02 Market timing and the open Week 2
- How the first 15 minutes set the day
- Opening range and gap behaviour
- When to trade and when to sit out
- Index and sector context
03 Price, volume, VWAP and momentum Week 3
- Reading 5-minute and 15-minute charts
- VWAP and how intraday traders use it
- Volume spikes and what they confirm
- Momentum and when it's fading
04 Setups, trade management and psychology Week 4
- Opening range breakout and VWAP pullback
- Managing a trade: trailing stops and partial exits
- Revenge trading, overtrading and how to avoid them
- Your intraday journal and weekly review
05 Live market analysis Week 5
- Reading the live open: gaps, volume and VWAP
- Marking the day's key levels as they form
- Planning trades against the checklist you built in weeks 1 to 4
- End-of-day review: what the plan said and what the market did
Intraday trading terms you'll learn to use
- 5-minute candle
- One candle for every five minutes of trading. Intraday traders read the day in these small steps.
- Intraday support
- A price where buyers have stepped in earlier today. Useful for placing stops just below.
- Opening range high
- The highest price of the first 15 minutes. It often acts as resistance for the rest of the morning.
- Opening range breakout
- Price moves above the opening range and holds. A classic intraday setup, with a clear stop.
- VWAP
- Volume-weighted average price for the day. Buyers above it are in control, sellers below it.
- Momentum (RSI)
- How fast price is moving. We use it to see when a move is running out of steam.
- 9/20 EMA
- Two fast moving averages. Their cross is a simple way to judge the short-term trend.
- Trend day
- A day that moves one way from the open and rarely pulls back. Best left alone if you're on the wrong side.
- Intraday stop loss
- Your exit if the trade is wrong. Set before entry, never moved further away.
- Daily loss limit
- The most you're allowed to lose in a day. Hit it, and you stop trading until tomorrow.
Walk through a real case, one line at a time
Every intraday setup is written up on the same seven-line sheet and replayed on past 5-minute data. This one lost money. We teach it anyway, because it shows why the stop matters more than the entry.
- Market data at least 30 days old, per SEBI's education rules
- Losing trades on the board, not just the winners
- Paper-traded first, so the habit forms before real money
We start by describing the morning in plain words. The stock opened strong with its sector and stayed above VWAP, the day's volume-weighted average price.
Price drifts back to VWAP and volume dries up. Sellers aren't pushing hard. This is the VWAP pullback setup from module 3.
We only enter if price trades above the high of the last pullback candle, which shows buyers stepping back in.
The stop goes just under the pullback low. Intraday risk per trade is smaller than swing, so the position is sized to lose 0.5% of capital if it's hit.
A sudden market-wide sell-off drags everything down. The stock falls through our stop at 104.8 and fills at 104.6. We're out, as the plan says.
The loss was 1.1 times the planned risk because of slippage in a fast move. Not a disaster, because the position was sized properly and the day's loss limit wasn't touched.
The setup was fine. We ignored that the index was weak all morning. Now every intraday plan in class includes an index check and a smaller size on volatile days.
Tools you'll use in our intraday trading classes
Intraday needs a clean, fast setup. These are the free tools we use in class, and we set them up with you in week one.
Everything included in the intraday trading course
Intraday trading class timings and course details
Weekend and weekday evening batches cover the same five-week intraday syllabus. Weeks 1 to 4 use replayed past sessions, so you don't need to be free during market hours for them. We share the schedule for the live market analysis week when you join.
New batches start every month. Ask on WhatsApp for the next one.
Sharad Gaikwad
For years Sharad watched the US market open every evening, making decisions in minutes. He teaches intraday the way he practised it: a loss limit set before the open, one clear setup, and the discipline to stop for the day.
"In intraday, you don't get time to think about the stop. You decide it before the market opens, or you don't trade."
How to choose intraday trading classes in Pune
Intraday courses vary more than any other kind. Ask these six questions before you pay, and walk away from anyone who dodges the first one.
Read our full comparison of Pune institutes →- 01 Does it start with risk? The first week should cover loss limits and position sizing, not entry tricks.
- 02 Is technical analysis required first? A good intraday course expects you to read charts already, or teaches it first.
- 03 Do they promise daily income? Any 'earn daily' claim is a red flag. SEBI data shows most intraday traders lose money.
- 04 Do they give live buy or sell calls? Live analysis should teach you the process. Buy or sell calls from a trainer who isn't SEBI-registered are a warning sign.
- 05 Will they show losing trades? If every example is a winner, you're watching marketing, not learning.
- 06 Is there practice and feedback? Ask how often your own paper trades get reviewed.
Are intraday trading classes in Pune good for beginners?
Only after the basics. If you've never used a chart, start with Equity Market Basics and Technical Analysis first. Intraday is fast, and without those foundations the lessons won't stick. Many students do all three in order.
Do I need to know technical analysis before this course?
Yes, ideally. This course assumes you can read candlesticks and mark support and resistance. If you can't yet, our Technical Analysis course covers it in six weeks and leads straight into this one.
Will I earn money daily after the course?
No one can promise that, and we don't. Most intraday traders lose money. The course teaches you a process and strict risk rules so that if you trade, your losses stay small and controlled.
Do you analyse the live market in class?
Yes, in week five. Weeks one to four are classroom training on past 5-minute charts and paper trading. In the live market analysis week, Sharad analyses the market as it moves so you see the full process in real time. It is analysis for learning, not advice: we don't give buy or sell calls or tips, and you are never asked to place a trade.
How long is the intraday trading course?
It runs for 5 weeks: 4 weeks of classroom training, one module a week, then 1 week of live market analysis. Weekend batches meet on Saturday and Sunday, and weekday batches meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7:30 pm. New batches start every month.
Can I learn intraday trading online?
Yes. Every batch runs live online alongside the Katraj classroom, with recordings of every session shared the same day.
Is the course taught in Marathi?
Yes. Concepts are explained in Marathi and English. Chart terms stay in English as they appear on trading platforms.
Do you give intraday tips or calls?
No. We are an education institute, not a SEBI-registered adviser. We never share tips, calls or trade alerts, during or after the course.
How do I get fee details?
We share fee details at the free demo class or on WhatsApp, along with what the group and 1-to-1 plans include.
What should I learn after intraday trading?
Most students either move to Swing Trading for slower, multi-day setups or to Derivatives + Options once they're consistent with risk. Some decide intraday isn't for them, which is a good outcome too.
Where to go after intraday trading
Not confident with charts yet? Go back to the technical analysis course, or see all share market classes in Pune.
Sit in on an intraday class first.
A free demo lecture, in the classroom or online. Bring your questions.