In this Face2Face session with Vivek Bajaj, Raahi Bhushan emphasizes that trading should be treated as a business, not a hobby. Just like entrepreneurs, successful traders build systems, processes, and sometimes even teams to ensure scalability and sustainability.
He highlights the journey from small capital to prop firm scaling, explaining how limited funds often restrict growth. Transitioning to prop firms offers access to larger capital, mentorship, and structured discipline—key for professional growth.A critical shift is moving from the mindset of a trader to that of a business owner. While traders often chase short-term gains emotionally, business owners focus on consistency, capital allocation, and process-driven execution
Successful traders share common traits: full-time dedication, disciplined risk-reward management, and continuous learning. In contrast, failed traders gamble without discipline, repeat mistakes, and let overconfidence wipe out portfolio. Risk management is underlined as the core pillar of trading success. Protecting downside through hedging, proper capital allocation, and diversification ensures survival in volatile markets.
Among strategies, Raahi explains the Wheel Strategy—selling cash-secured puts, taking delivery when assigned, and selling covered calls for steady premium income. He also discusses using synthetic futures with options to gain leverage while avoiding daily MTM costs. Finally, he stresses the importance of community and consistency. Solo trading can be isolating, but joining prop desks or communities brings accountability and growth. The ultimate goal isn’t jackpot profits but consistent, compounding returns built over time.

Your Speaker
Raahi Bhushan

Your Host
Vivek Bajaj