Nifty is in narrow range since opening. 15 min candle breakout should give good target either side. For Upside 1;1 should be 1st Target and then trailing. For downside also same thing but can focus on gap filling also.
BREAKOUT PLAN The breakout candle should close above the range (at least 30 percent of body) Then one can enter at candle close with SL below bottom range level. (should be ~50 points) OR After Breakout one can wait for some retracement and enter the same with same SL (can get small SL)
BREAKDOWN PLAN The breakdown candle should close BELOW the range (at least 30 percent of body) Then one can enter at candle close with SL above range level. (should be ~50 points) OR After Breakdown one can wait for some retracement and enter the same with same SL (can get small SL)
I am posting this for Live testing purpose.
Managing the trade: If the trade goes in our way *Exit half Quantity 1:1 Risk/Reward Target and Shift to SL to cost *Exit Half of the remaining with 1:1.5 or 1:2 Risk/Reward (by looking at momentum) and trail the SL. *Exit remaining with trailing Stop loss.
*SECURING THE TRADE AND PROTECTING THE CAPITAL SHOULD BE YOUR FIRST PRIORITY. *NOT A SUGGESTION VIEWS ARE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES
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I have observed one thing in the market. Except Muhurat day Market hasn't closed below PDC (Previous days closing). By breaching 18000 Nifty has confirmed its up move but small correction might come at any time. Going long or short strictly follow SL rules.
Trade closed: stop reached
No more longs now
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This is why when market is at resistance in a buying trend, I look for contra/ reversal trades and vice versa If we win we win big
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Should have happened like this yesterday. Can plan for trades but enter only at retracements
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