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vanathi
Aug 28, 2018 3:24 AM

Vedanta - Bull pennant! Long

VEDANTA LTDNSE

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Buy above 228 with the stop loss of 226. Targets are 230, 233 and 236.

Trade active

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1st target done!

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Moving towards 2nd target

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For my regular followers, I analyse and post for their queries in "Trader's queries" And how do I know you are reading my posts regularly? From your likes ofcourse.

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Read my posts and give likes regularly, your queries will be replied by posts :)

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Since there are lot of new bie's here, I am explaining how to use the analysis for trading :)

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To learn more about trading, attend my training. Newbie's have lot of doubts and I cant clear everything here :)

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I wonder why people troll me when they give likes with out any questions to the authors who just post using daily charts, no technical explanations etc :)

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See you later dear trollers, market is calling me!

Trade closed: target reached

All targets done!

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thoughtfullinvestor
couldnt find any visible top or any visible bottom to draw pennant - that too in 30 min candle.its like drawing lines to catch momentum to meet any pattern anywhere but anay way its bull market -eventually everyone will get correct
vanathi
@thoughtfullinvestor, No one here is "Pro" trader like you. I agree :)
thoughtfullinvestor
@vanathi, thanks
Rasika_S_Patel
This trade appears to have triggered the stop loss before moving towards the targets mentioned unambiguously.

As per my understanding its not possible to know if there is selling or buying pressure when a candle is being formed. If you wait for a candle formation to complete before entering, there are chances of missing the opportunity to enter (as the 1st candle went very close to your first target of 230). It is actually easy to make a narrative to fit the price action that already occurred.

Everything put together, this idea hit the SL and the explanation you gave recently is practically not tradable. Would like to know your views on this.

Thanks,
Rasika Patel
vanathi
@Rasika_S_Patel, Start trading. Then you will know :)
Rasika_S_Patel
Dear @vanathi I trade. That is the reason why I have these questions and concerns.
thoughtfullinvestor
@vanathi, @Rasika_S_Patel relevant question and once again irrelevant answer . seems her followers are all pro
piyushrawtani
@Rasika_S_Patel,
Gap up / gap down opening and buying / shorting straight away is a NO NO ! As far as the analysis goes , i dont see anything wrong in it .
The ideal long trade in this case is once price crosses high of the third candle. Entering the trade before the formation of a candle is where the traders get rekt .

Rasika_S_Patel
@handsomepayu, I appreciate your view.
But the analysis was published when the price was at 225.40. And the price opened with a gap up of 227.15. Hence the entry of "Buy above 228 " should not be impacted by the gap up opening. I would have considered your point if the gap up was above 228.

You need to re-consider your statement - "Entering the trade before the formation of a candle is where the traders get rekt " as this is a paradox. Any candle is in the process of formation at any given point across different time frames. a 15 min candle close could be still in the formation on 1H candle or a 1D candle could be still in the formation on weekly candle on a mid week! Hence waiting for the individual formation of candle (not to be confused with charting patterns) to complete would lead to many missed opportunities.

Trading rules and strategies must be something that should be unambiguous, can we written clearly, and should have the ability to be applied across different markets and timeframes. Else it will only personal opinion. And trading based on opinion is not wise.That's my view.

Thanks,
Rasika
vanathi
@Rasika_S_Patel, I will be thankful if you stop writing comments in my analysis. Thanks in advance!
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