Writing

Writing on product systems, fintech infrastructure, market behavior, and leadership lessons from practical execution.

📚 Books

Beyond platform leadership and infrastructure design, I write about trading psychology, financial literacy, and structured market participation.

Both books are published globally on Amazon (Kindle & Paperback editions available).

🟦 The Mind Game of Trading

Mastering Psychology for Consistent Profits
By Sreenivasulu Malkari

Overview

Trading success is rarely limited by strategy. It is limited by psychology.

In The Mind Game of Trading, I distill 15+ years of real-world trading experience into a structured framework for mastering discipline, emotional control, and execution integrity.

The book focuses on:

• Identifying hidden cognitive biases
• Structured journaling & checklist systems
• Emotional risk management
• Practical trading plan templates
• Long-term consistency frameworks

This is not a theory book — it is a practical discipline manual for traders at all levels.

🔗 Available on Amazon (Paperback & Kindle)
👉 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FNKGB7W2

🟦 The Stock Market Starter Kit

Learn to Trade Smart in 7 Days
By Sreenivasulu Malkari

Overview

Designed for beginners entering the Indian stock market, this book simplifies complex concepts into a structured 7-day learning framework.

It emphasizes structured thinking, capital protection, and long-term consistency as the core pillars of intelligent market participation.

It covers:

• How stock markets function (NSE/BSE context)
• Intraday, swing & long-term trading basics
• Risk management principles
• Chart reading fundamentals
• Practical checklists and action plans

Clear. Structured. Actionable.

🔗 Available on Amazon (Paperback & Kindle)
👉 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FF2NK8MV



  • Why the Winning Trader Doesn’t Care What Anyone Thinks

    The winning trader doesn’t seek external approval. Learn why looking inward builds confidence, focus, and consistent profits in Indian stock trading. “Log kya kahenge?” If you’re an Indian trader—or dreaming to become one—this phrase has likely haunted you more than any red candle on your screen. From relatives judging your choices to social media comparing…


  • Do You Crave Security or Chase Risk? Your Answer Reveals Your Trading Style

    What Kind of Job Would You Choose?  Discover how your risk tolerance, rooted in childhood and psychology, determines your ideal trading style. Tailor your approach to succeed in Indian markets. Imagine this:You’re offered two jobs.Job A pays ₹25,000 per month — not much, but steady, predictable, and safe.Job B pays ₹2,50,000 per month — but…


  • Discipline in Trading: Why Thrill-Seekers Struggle and How to Overcome It

    Why Smart Traders Still Blow Up Accounts Discipline in trading is non-negotiable. Learn why thrill-seeking traders in India struggle with trading plans and how to build unwavering trading discipline. Ever felt that rush when the market suddenly turns in your favor? Or that spike of adrenaline just before placing a risky trade? You’re not alone.…


  • The Howard Hughes Guide to Risk in Trading: How Far Is Too Far?

    What a Hollywood Aviator Can Teach You About the Stock Market Howard Hughes flew to greatness — then crashed. Discover what his story teaches Indian traders about managing risk in trading. You’ve probably heard the quote: “No risk, no reward.” But in trading, what kind of risk are we really talking about? Many new Indian…


  • How Much Risk Are You Willing to Take in Trading? A Mindset Guide for Indian Stock Market Learners

    Why Trading Risk Feels Like a Gamble for Most Indians Struggling with trading risk? Learn how to match your risk tolerance with strategy and mindset to trade calmly and profitably in Indian markets. How much risk are you willing to take in trading?This isn’t just a financial question—it’s a deeply personal one. If you’re a…


  • The Hilarious Nikhil Kamath Podcast Spoof: A Masterclass in Satire

    A content creator’s brilliant parody of Nikhil Kamath’s podcast style has gone viral, and even Kamath himself couldn’t help but laugh.


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