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BAJFINANCE : AT A GOOD SWING Timeframe: Daily Current Spot Price: ~₹949 Trend Context: Primary uptrend intact | Ongoing corrective phase 🔍 Technical Structure Overview Bajaj Finance has completed a corrective ABC structure, where: Wave (a) initiated the correction, Wave (b) retraced upward, Wave (c) is nearing completion near a high-probability demand zone. The ABC completion zone (₹934–₹945) coincides with: Rising trendline support Prior structure demand Short-term mean reversion support (7-SMA) This confluence increases the probability of a trend resumption bounce rather than a breakdown. 🟩 Swing Trade – Buying Strategy (Cash / Futures) ✅ Buy Zone (Accumulation Range): ₹945 – ₹935 (staggered buying preferred) 🎯 Swing Targets: Target 1: ₹981 Target 2: ₹1,020 Extended Target: ₹1,066 (only if momentum sustains) 🛑 Stop Loss (Strict): ₹903 (Daily candle close basis) Risk–reward remains favorable as long as price holds above the ABC completion zone and trendline support. 🟨 Options Trade Strategy – January Expiry 📌 Directional Bias: Moderately Bullish (Buy on Dip) ▶️ Call Buying Setup Buy: 960 CE or 980 CE (January Expiry) Ideal Entry: When spot sustains above ₹950–₹955 after pullback confirmation 🎯 Option Targets: On move towards ₹981–₹1,020 in spot, expect healthy premium expansion 🛑 Option Stop Loss: Spot-based SL: Hourly close below ₹931 OR 40–45% premium SL, whichever is hit earlier Avoid aggressive OTM calls; prefer ATM or slightly ITM strikes for better theta and delta balance. ⚠️ Risk Management Notes If price fails to hold ₹931 on an hourly closing basis, the bullish structure weakens. A daily close below ₹903 invalidates the swing setup and may open deeper correction. Position sizing should be conservative due to January expiry volatility. 📌 Summary View Bias: Buy on dips near demand Structure: ABC correction nearing completion Edge: Trendline + demand zone confluence Best Approach: Staggered swing buying + disciplined option positioning ⚠️ Disclaimer This analysis is for educational purposes only. I am not a SEBI-registered analyst. Traders should manage risk responsibly and consult their financial advisor before taking positions.
NSE:BAJFINANCELong
by LiveTradingBox
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NIFTY Weekly Analysis for Options TradersHey traders! 👋 Here's my weekly analysis of NIFTY with key levels that options traders should watch. 📊 CURRENT MARKET STRUCTURE NIFTY is currently trading in a defined range. For neutral strategy traders focusing on short straddles, iron butterflies, and iron condors, identifying the range boundaries is crucial. 🎯 KEY LEVELS TO WATCH Support Zone: Look for the recent swing lows where buyers have stepped in Resistance Zone: Watch the recent highs where selling pressure emerged ATM Strike: The at-the-money strike near current price is where most premium sellers focus 📈 STRATEGY CONSIDERATIONS For Weekly Expiry: - Short straddle traders: ATM strike offers maximum theta decay - Iron butterfly traders: Center your position at ATM with wings 200-300 points away - Iron condor traders: Sell strikes outside the expected range For Monthly Expiry: - Wider wings provide better risk management - Consider VIX levels before position sizing ⚠️ RISK MANAGEMENT Always define your max loss before entering any trade. Options selling strategies have unlimited risk potential, so position sizing and adjustment rules are essential. --- What levels are you watching this week? Drop your analysis in the comments! #NIFTY #OptionsTrading #IndianMarkets #ThetaGang #NeutralStrategies
NSE:NIFTY
by jatinsabharwal85
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Apollo Tyres Ltd – Chart Analysis (Daily)Price has respected the ₹495–500 support zone multiple times, indicating strong demand at lower levels. A bullish pin bar has formed near this support, suggesting rejection of lower prices and potential upside continuation. Current price is trading above support and near ₹525–530, showing improving momentum. Immediate resistance: ₹535–540 Trend bias: Neutral to bullish above ₹495; weakness only if support breaks decisively. Disclaimer: This chart analysis is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not a buy/sell recommendation. Stock market investments are subject to market risk. Please do your own research or consult a qualified financial advisor before making any trading or investment decisions.
NSE:APOLLOTYRE
by advaitwealthmatrix
2
ASTRAL ltd ready to move higher?No strong breakout yet. Stock is consolidating. above 1500 looks like a breakout level sl 20-25% tp 50-75% rrr 1:2 Key levels to watch: Support: ₹1,400–1,420 Major support: ₹1,300 Resistance: ₹1,520–1,550 Astral has the potential to move higher, but the ride may not be smooth, there are mixed signals in the short term and fundamental drivers that matter most over the long run high-quality compounder going through a slowdown phase. If you’re trading short-term, watch for confirmed breakout levels and volume strength. If you’re investing long-term, fundamentals like earnings growth, market share, and sector momentum will be key.
NSE:ASTRALLong
by mightymunna
3
BEL | Breakout WatchDescription Bharat Electronics (BEL) is forming a clear Ascending Triangle on the daily chart. Price has tested the ₹420–₹422 resistance zone multiple times. Each pullback is making higher lows, indicating steady accumulation. Price is now compressed near resistance, suggesting a potential breakout. This structure reflects buyers absorbing supply and preparing for a directional move. Trade Plan Breakout Trigger Daily close above ₹422 Entry Above ₹423 after confirmation Stop Loss Below ₹410 (below rising trendline) Target Triangle height ≈ ₹40 Target zone: ₹460 – ₹465 Risk–Reward Entry ~ ₹423 SL ~ ₹410 Risk ~ ₹13 Target ₹460 = ₹37 Target ₹465 = ₹42 Risk–Reward ≈ 1 : 2.8 to 1 : 3.2 Notes This is a volatility compression pattern. When it breaks, the move is usually fast and directional. Not financial advice. Always manage risk.
NSE:BELLong
by Mujadid
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Banco Products (India) LtdDate 14.10.2026 Banco Products (India) Ltd Timeframe : Day Chart Highlight : Despite of 38% rise in share price in the last 1 year the stock PE Ratio is still at 21 This is very rare occurrence in todays era in stock market, indicates strong earnigs & managment About Manufactures and supplies engine cooling modules and systems for automotive and industrial applications in both the domestic and international markets Revenue Breakup (1) OEMs: 55-60% (2) Aftermarkets: 15% (3) Export: 30% Geographical Split (1) International: 68% (2) India: 32% Top Clientele (1) Ashok Leyland (2) Eicher (3) Mahindra (4) Godrej (5) TATA (6) TVS (7) Swaraj Mazda (8) JCB (9) John Deere (10) The top 5 customers contribute less than 35% of revenue Manufacturing Facilities The company has 5 manufacturing facilities with a capacity to produce 3.33 million radiators annually Valuations (1) Market Cap ₹ 9,191 Cr (2) Stock Pe 21 (3) Roce 32.4 % (4) Roe 32.2 % (5) Book Value 5.5X (6) Opm 17.14% (7) Promoter 67.88% (8) Profit Growth (TTM) 26% (9) EV/Ebita 114 (10) PEG 0.60 Regards, Ankur Singh
NSE:BANCOINDIALong
by AnkurSingh
2
ALKYLAMINE 1 Week Time Frame 📌 Current Price (Latest Market Levels) Approximate current trading price: ₹1,570 – ₹1,610 range on NSE (mid‑January 2026) — slightly below recent intraday highs/lows around this zone. 52‑week range: Low ~₹1,506 • High ~₹2,438. Short‑term price action has been slightly bearish to neutral around this zone with some down‑side pressure evident. 📈 1‑Week (Weekly) Technical Levels 🔑 Weekly Pivot Levels These come from multiple pivot calculations (classic & fibo), giving a weekly frame support/resistance range: Weekly Pivot Zone Pivot (~1,580 – 1,584) — acts as the mid‑point level this week. Weekly Resistance R1: ~₹1,610 – 1,615 (first resistance ahead). R2: ~₹1,630 – 1,650 (stronger resistance). R3: ~₹1,670 – 1,680 (broader weekly upper target). Weekly Support S1: ~₹1,545 – 1,555 (initial support). S2: ~₹1,520 – 1,530 (deeper support). S3: ~₹1,485 – 1,495 (significant near‑term buffer). 📌 Weekly pivot levels are useful to gauge if price holds above support — which implies stay bullish weekly — or breaks down through support — into bearish continuation. 💡 What This Means for the Next 1 Week ✅ Key levels to watch for directional bias: Weekly Bullish trigger: Close above ₹1,610‑1,615 Weekly bearish trigger: Close below ₹1,545
NSE:ALKYLAMINELong
by Knowledgehub
2
Candle Patterns Knowledge Candlestick patterns zoom in and show you immediate price behavior — the battle happening inside intraday or single-session price movement. Candles reveal: 1. Momentum 2. Rejection 3. Strength of buyers/sellers 4. Trend continuation or reversal 5. Low-risk entries and exits COMMON MISTAKES TO AVOID Trading every pattern without context Ignoring volume confirmation Not waiting for candle close Using patterns in low-liquidity markets Overtrading inside small timeframes Neglecting market trend Placing stop losses too tight
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by TechnicalExpress
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XAUUSD (Gold) | Technical Outlook | 15th Jan'2026XAU/USD – Gold Technical Analysis Price: 4,604 | Intraday: -0.47% Gold is trading near 4,600 after a minor pullback. While short-term momentum shows selling pressure on lower timeframes, the overall trend remains strongly bullish on Daily, Weekly, and Monthly charts. Price continues to hold well above key moving averages (20, 50, 100, 200), keeping the broader uptrend intact. Key Levels Resistance: 4,616 → 4,632 → 4,648 Support: 4,598 → 4,586 → 4,551 Pivot: 4,599 Bullish Scenario Above 4,600, buyers may push Gold toward 4,616–4,632. A strong breakout can extend gains toward 4,648. Bearish Scenario Below 4,586, selling pressure may increase, dragging price toward 4,566–4,551 (intraday correction). Intraday Trading Strategy Buy on dips: 4,590–4,600 | SL: below 4,566 | Targets: 4,616 / 4,632 Sell below: 4,586 (confirmation) | SL: 4,616 | Targets: 4,566 / 4,551 Bias: Bullish trend with short-term volatility.
OANDA:XAUUSD
by tradewith_ritik
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Nifty Going towards 45000 in 18 monthsTrue "Ferocious" Bull cycles in India come once every two decades. We are currently in the middle of the third great wave of our lifetime. Wave 1: 1991–1992 (The Liberalization Boom) Wave 2: 2003–2008 (The Infra/Capex Boom) Wave 3: 2020–2027 (The Digital/Manufacturing Boom) 🟢 WE ARE HERE. The Target: If you draw a trendline connecting the highs of the '92 and '08 cycle tops, the trajectory points to a staggering destination: 🎯 Nifty 45,000 by September 2027. The Blow-off Top: We are currently in the acceleration phase. Secondary bull runs fill the gaps, but the "Ferocious" cycle is where the real generational wealth is minted. But remember—the steeper the climb, the harder the fall. The Great Reset: Every super-cycle ends in a violent "Reset." Post-1992: Massive crash. 📉 Post-2008: Massive crash. 📉 Post-2027/28: Expect a 50% to 70% correction. ⚠️ The Strategy: Don’t let the fear of the "Reset" stop you from participating now. We have roughly 18-20 months of fuel left in this tank.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by dhruvan2510
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A Comprehensive Guide to Profitable and Risk-Managed TradingSmart Option Strategies: Options trading is often perceived as complex and risky, but when approached intelligently, it can become one of the most versatile and powerful tools in financial markets. Smart option strategies focus not on speculation, but on structured planning, risk control, probability analysis, and adaptability to market conditions. These strategies are designed to generate consistent returns, protect capital, and take advantage of different market scenarios such as bullish, bearish, sideways, or volatile environments. Understanding the Foundation of Smart Option Strategies At the core of smart option strategies lies a deep understanding of how options work. Options derive their value from an underlying asset, influenced by factors such as price movement, time decay (theta), volatility (vega), and sensitivity to price changes (delta and gamma). Smart traders do not rely solely on predicting direction; instead, they exploit these factors to create an edge. A key principle is probability-based trading. Rather than betting on large, uncertain moves, smart strategies often aim for high-probability setups where small, consistent gains compound over time. This approach emphasizes discipline, patience, and statistical advantage rather than emotional decision-making. Market Condition-Based Strategy Selection One of the smartest aspects of options trading is choosing strategies based on market conditions: Bullish Markets: Strategies such as covered calls, bull call spreads, and cash-secured puts allow traders to profit from upward movement while controlling risk. Bearish Markets: Bear put spreads and call credit spreads help traders benefit from declining prices with limited downside. Sideways Markets: Iron condors, butterflies, and calendar spreads are particularly effective when the market is range-bound. High Volatility Markets: Selling options through credit spreads or iron condors can capitalize on elevated premiums, while long straddles or strangles can be used when expecting sharp moves. Smart option traders adapt continuously rather than forcing a single strategy across all conditions. Risk Management as the Core Pillar Risk management is the backbone of all smart option strategies. Unlike naive traders who focus only on profit potential, smart traders prioritize maximum loss control. This is achieved by: Using spreads instead of naked options Defining stop-loss levels before entering trades Position sizing based on total capital Avoiding overexposure to a single stock or sector Many smart strategies intentionally accept limited profits in exchange for clearly defined and manageable risks. This trade-off is essential for long-term survival and growth in options trading. Income Generation Through Smart Option Selling One of the most popular smart option strategies is option selling, particularly when done with proper hedging. Selling options allows traders to benefit from time decay, which works in their favor as expiration approaches. Strategies such as: Covered calls Cash-secured puts Credit spreads Iron condors are designed to generate steady income rather than chasing large directional gains. These strategies thrive on consistency, making them ideal for traders who prioritize stable returns over high-risk speculation. Using Volatility Intelligently Volatility is a critical element in options pricing, and smart strategies revolve around understanding whether options are overpriced or underpriced. High implied volatility often favors option sellers, while low volatility may benefit option buyers. Smart traders monitor volatility indicators, earnings announcements, macroeconomic events, and global cues to decide when to deploy specific strategies. Trading volatility rather than direction is a hallmark of advanced options trading. Time Decay Optimization Time decay is inevitable in options, but smart strategies harness it effectively. Instead of fighting theta, experienced traders often structure positions where time decay works in their favor. Short-duration strategies, weekly options, and carefully timed entries allow traders to extract value as options lose time value. At the same time, smart traders avoid holding long options too close to expiration unless there is a clear catalyst, as rapid decay can erode profits quickly. Hedging and Portfolio Protection Another critical aspect of smart option strategies is hedging. Options are not just tools for profit; they are also powerful instruments for risk protection. Protective puts, collars, and spread hedges help safeguard portfolios against sudden market crashes or unexpected events. This dual role—earning income while providing insurance—makes options uniquely valuable in uncertain global markets. Psychology and Discipline in Options Trading Even the smartest strategy fails without emotional discipline. Smart option traders follow predefined rules, avoid revenge trading, and accept losses as part of the process. They focus on long-term expectancy rather than short-term outcomes. Consistency in execution, maintaining a trading journal, and reviewing performance regularly are essential practices that separate successful traders from amateurs. Technology and Data-Driven Decisions Modern smart option strategies are increasingly data-driven. Traders use option chains, Greeks analysis, probability calculators, and back-tested systems to refine entries and exits. Automation and rule-based execution reduce emotional bias and improve efficiency. In today’s fast-moving markets, the intelligent use of technology provides a significant competitive advantage. Conclusion: The Smart Way to Trade Options Smart option strategies are not about predicting the market perfectly; they are about managing uncertainty intelligently. By combining probability, risk management, adaptability, and discipline, traders can turn options into a consistent wealth-building tool rather than a speculative gamble. In a world of volatile global markets, rising interest rates, and frequent macroeconomic shocks, smart option strategies offer flexibility, control, and resilience. When applied correctly, they empower traders to navigate any market condition with confidence, precision, and long-term sustainability.
NSE:VEDLEducation
by TechnicalExpress
Part 8 Trading Master Class With Experts Risk Management in Option Trading This is the most important part. 1. Never Trade Without a Stop Loss Options move fast; losses can pile up quickly. 2. Avoid Trading Against Trend Follow the direction of: Market structure Volume profile Institutional activity 3. Understand Position Sizing Never risk more than 1–2% of capital. 4. Manage Emotions Options are volatile; emotional decisions lead to losses. 5. Avoid Blindly Selling Naked Options Naked selling = unlimited risk.
NSE:HDFCLIFEEducation
by SkyTradingZone
1
Bullish Engulfing Pattern🔎 Overview Overview The Bullish Engulfing Pattern is a strong price-action formation that appears after a decline or extended consolidation. It occurs when a large bullish candle completely engulfs the previous bearish candle, signaling a decisive shift in control from sellers to buyers. This pattern often reflects accumulation by stronger participants and can mark the early stage of a long-term market transition rather than a short-term reaction. ------------------------------------------------------------ 📘 Concept – Bullish Engulfing A Bullish Engulfing forms when: • A small bearish candle is followed by a strong bullish candle • The bullish candle’s body fully engulfs the previous bearish candle This structure shows buyers stepping in decisively and overpowering sellers. ------------------------------------------------------------ 🧭 How to Use • Validation Line → If price holds and closes above the validation line, continuation strength is supported. • Devalidation Line → If price closes below the devalidation line, the setup fails and weakness dominates. ------------------------------------------------------------ 📊 Chart Explanation 1️⃣ Engulfing Formation A strong bullish candle fully engulfs the prior bearish candle, signaling a momentum shift. 2️⃣ Protection Zone The upper highlighted zone acts as a control area. Acceptance above this zone suggests follow-through potential. 3️⃣ Failure Zone The lower zone defines risk. Price acceptance below this level invalidates the structure. 4️⃣ Price Reaction Above the validation line → strength and continuation bias. Below the devalidation line → loss of structure and failed setup. ------------------------------------------------------------ 👀 Observation • Engulfing patterns work best near support or after consolidation. • Candle close is more important than intrabar movement. • Structure confirmation improves reliability. ------------------------------------------------------------ 📝 Summary • Strong bullish candle absorbs prior selling • Clear validation and failure zones define structure • Confirmation depends on price acceptance, not prediction ------------------------------------------------------------ ⚠️ Disclaime r 📘 For educational purposes only. 🙅 Not SEBI registered. ❌ Not a buy/sell recommendation. 🧠 Purely a learning resource. 📊 Not Financial Advice.
Long
by MarketAlgoBot
How Large-Scale Forces Shape Global Markets and EconomiesMacro Events Impact: Macro events are large-scale economic, political, financial, and social developments that influence entire countries, regions, or the global system. Unlike company-specific or sector-specific factors, macro events operate at a broader level and often create ripple effects across markets, industries, currencies, and investor sentiment. Understanding the impact of macro events is essential for policymakers, businesses, investors, and individuals, as these forces determine economic cycles, capital flows, and long-term growth trends. 1. Understanding Macro Events Macro events refer to significant developments that affect the overall economic environment. These include interest rate changes, inflation trends, geopolitical conflicts, pandemics, technological disruptions, climate events, and major policy decisions. Because they influence supply, demand, liquidity, and confidence at a systemic level, macro events often trigger widespread reactions across financial markets and real economies. Such events are usually beyond the control of individual firms or investors, yet their impact can be profound. A single macro decision—such as a central bank raising interest rates—can alter borrowing costs, investment behavior, consumption patterns, and asset valuations globally. 2. Monetary Policy and Interest Rate Decisions One of the most powerful macro events is a change in monetary policy by central banks. Interest rate hikes or cuts influence inflation control, economic growth, and currency strength. When rates rise, borrowing becomes expensive, slowing down consumption and investment. Equity markets often react negatively, while bonds and currencies may strengthen depending on expectations. Conversely, rate cuts aim to stimulate economic activity by encouraging spending and investment. Liquidity injections through quantitative easing can push asset prices higher, sometimes creating asset bubbles. Markets closely track central bank communication, as even small signals or guidance can cause volatility. 3. Inflation and Economic Growth Data Inflation reports, GDP growth numbers, employment data, and industrial production figures are key macro indicators. Higher-than-expected inflation reduces purchasing power and forces policymakers to tighten monetary conditions. This can lead to stock market corrections, higher bond yields, and currency fluctuations. Strong economic growth data usually supports equity markets, but if growth is accompanied by rising inflation, the positive effect may be short-lived. Weak data, on the other hand, raises fears of recession, reducing risk appetite and increasing demand for safe-haven assets like gold or government bonds. 4. Fiscal Policy and Government Decisions Government spending, taxation policies, subsidies, and budget deficits also represent critical macro events. Expansionary fiscal policy, such as increased infrastructure spending or tax cuts, can boost economic activity in the short term. Sectors like construction, manufacturing, and consumer goods often benefit from such measures. However, excessive fiscal deficits can raise concerns about debt sustainability, leading to higher bond yields and currency depreciation. Markets assess not only the size of fiscal measures but also their long-term impact on economic stability and growth. 5. Geopolitical Events and Global Uncertainty Wars, trade disputes, sanctions, and diplomatic tensions significantly affect global markets. Geopolitical instability disrupts supply chains, raises commodity prices, and increases uncertainty. Energy markets are particularly sensitive to conflicts in oil- and gas-producing regions. Trade wars and sanctions can reduce global trade volumes, affect corporate profitability, and slow economic growth. Investors often respond by reducing exposure to risky assets and shifting capital toward safer regions or instruments. 6. Global Crises and Black Swan Events Unexpected macro events such as financial crises, pandemics, or systemic banking failures have far-reaching consequences. These “black swan” events typically cause sharp market sell-offs, liquidity shortages, and economic contractions. The global financial crisis demonstrated how interconnected financial systems amplify shocks. Similarly, pandemics can simultaneously affect supply, demand, labor markets, and consumer behavior. Recovery from such events often requires coordinated global policy responses. 7. Currency Markets and Capital Flows Macro events strongly influence currency valuations. Interest rate differentials, economic stability, and political confidence drive capital flows between countries. A strong currency can reduce export competitiveness, while a weak currency can increase inflation through higher import costs. Emerging markets are particularly vulnerable to macro shocks such as sudden changes in global interest rates or risk sentiment. Capital outflows during periods of global uncertainty can pressure currencies, stock markets, and foreign exchange reserves. 8. Commodity Prices and Inflation Transmission Commodities such as oil, metals, and agricultural products are highly sensitive to macro events. Supply disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and weather-related events can cause sharp price movements. Rising commodity prices often feed into inflation, affecting consumers and businesses alike. Energy prices, in particular, play a crucial role in shaping inflation trends and economic growth. Sustained high energy costs can reduce corporate margins and household spending power. 9. Impact on Financial Markets Equity markets, bond markets, and alternative assets all respond differently to macro events. Stocks are influenced by growth expectations and corporate earnings, while bonds react to inflation and interest rate outlooks. Gold and other safe-haven assets tend to perform well during periods of uncertainty. Market volatility often increases around major macro announcements. Investors adjust portfolios based on changing risk perceptions, leading to sector rotation and shifts between asset classes. 10. Long-Term Structural Implications Some macro events create lasting structural changes. Technological advancements, demographic shifts, climate policies, and globalization trends reshape economies over decades. These long-term macro forces influence labor markets, productivity, and competitive dynamics across industries. Understanding these structural impacts helps investors and policymakers make informed decisions beyond short-term market reactions. Conclusion Macro events are powerful forces that shape economic outcomes and financial market behavior. From central bank policies and inflation trends to geopolitical conflicts and global crises, these events influence growth, stability, and investor confidence at a systemic level. While macro events often create uncertainty and volatility, they also present opportunities for those who understand their implications. A comprehensive awareness of macro impacts enables better risk management, strategic planning, and long-term decision-making in an increasingly interconnected global economy.
NSE:HCLTECHEducation
by TechnicalExpress
GBPUSD SHOWING A GOOD DOWN MOVE WITH 1:8 RISK REWARDGBPUSD SHOWING A GOOD DOWN MOVE WITH 1:8 RISK REWARD DUE TO THESE REASON A. its following a rectangle pattern that stocked the market which preventing the market to move any one direction now it trying to break the strong resistant lable B. after the break of this rectangle it will boost the market potential for break C. also its resisting from a strong neckline the neckline also got weeker ald the price is ready to break in the outer region all of these reason are indicating the same thing its ready for breakout BREAKOUT trading are follws good risk reward please dont use more than one percentage of your capitalfollow risk reward and tradeing rules that will help you to to become a bettertrader thank you
Short
by tradergyan01