@ Muralic
Some people will loose even if they have tomorrow's paper in their hand. Its how u execute your trades, the money management technique, risk control etc that dictate the profit. You'll take savantji or anantji's trades and end up messing it up totally simply because you are not mentally prepared to be a trader.
Point i am driving is, you cant read instructions and learn to swim or play cricket or do anything that requires sheer practice and dedication. Its very easy to loose money and to find reasons why you lost the money. Bottom line is, you lost the money because you are not a trader. You just gambled it all away. My advice, stay away from the market. Watch it, learn it, paper trade it profitably for a few months and only then put real money.
Getting back 4 L from the market by blindly doing something you have no control of, will only result in loosing some more capital. That will only make the path to recovery all the more harder...
I am telling u this from experience. I lost 50% of my capital due to stupidity and another 25% in trying to recover it without any knowledge. I spent 12 months studying the market and today i recovered every paisa i lost. Even the trading capital i risk everyday is just profit that i have, after shifting the original capital to the bank.
Today, i trade on someone else's account on profit sharing basis. I dont risk my own capital also...