I explain more about my analysis later in updates.
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Bullish Flag Breakout.
One thing i hate about all the chart patterns is placing a stop-loss at the pattern lows. That spoils a RR Ratio.
Bullish Flags are continuation patterns it assumes that the prevailing trend will continue after the breakout. So why keeping stop-loss at the pattern low? If the trend is strong then breakout will be as strong as a trend too. I don't applying a re-test theory in my trading with short term patterns.
This are my views about trading short-term patterns. Critics are welcome to discuss.
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It looks like a pullback is completed, and now ready to continue on going up-trend with a flag breakout.
We are trading probabilities, we can't predict future prices, but we can trade what is probable as per our learning and experience.
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Centurytex 513 trading at 0.618% retracement. Closing above 0.618& re will be a good bullish sign.
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Closed at 521.50 above 0.618 Re.
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Trailing Stop-loss to the Entry price and using a covered call, lowering the risk. CMP 530 SPOT & writing 30JAN 560 CE at 7.60
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Century Textiles New 52 Week High. 449.80
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Typo *549.80
Trade closed: target reached
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Century CMO 600. The target of 590 Achieved, It's a 20% Jump.
However, my gains are restricted to 15% or 77 Rs due to a covered call. But Still it decent gain.
good dear can you explain all will get knowledge buddy
Equity-Earningz
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@Shyam9999, Buddy, I already explained it. I posted the idea with entry-stop-target prices and then posted daily & weekly chart as further explanation in updates two hours later.
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shashi.kiran
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@shashi.kiran, its just a start for short from 470
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very nice analysis and the opportunity is spot on. however i beg to differ on the stop loss. i think we should go near the support. if we set it too close to the entry point there will be a risk of getting stopped out in the market noise and likely to lose a well spotted opportunity.
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@custardapplepy, Thank you bro! You point is very much valid. After market hours i will definitely discuss more about this. Why i am not keeping stop near to support in my trades. :)
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@custardapplepy, hello, Generally, I chose recent high or low as a stop-loss, the way stop is placed in NMDC, Gail, ICICIpru, Nifty & Concor. All stops are placed at their recent lows. The only mistake I made in placing a stop is in Dabur. I admit that I realized it later. I should have placed stops as I placed in the rest of the trades mentioned above.
In the case of century textiles, it's a bullish flag followed by a good impulsive move, so I'm assuming that breakout is a true one and it will start moving in its prevailing trend direction without falling back or rising again.
In a few chart patterns for example flags, wedges, ascending-descending triangles when they are as a continuation pattern, the gap between entry point and recent swing low is too wider. So I chose to keep stop-loss a few% below the breakout candle. Because keeping at pattern low, spoils RR ratio mostly. And while trading continuation chart patterns, I am compromising accuracy over risk-reward ratio.
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@Equity-Earningz, thanks a lot for your insights. i shall try to follow these too.