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Death Crossover Strategy Explained with 50-EMA & 200-EMA line.Hello Traders! In today's post, we’ll explore the Death Crossover Strategy , a highly effective technique used by traders to identify potential trend reversals. This strategy involves the 50-EMA (Exponential Moving Average) crossing below the 200-EMA , which is considered a bearish signal. In this chart of IndusInd Bank Ltd., we can clearly see the Death Crossover in action. The 50-EMA (green line) has crossed below the 200-EMA (red line), signaling a potential downtrend. Key Insights: Death Crossover : Occurs when the short-term moving average ( 50-EMA ) crosses below the long-term moving average ( 200-EMA ), suggesting the beginning of a downtrend. Volume Confirmation : A sudden increase in volume after the crossover confirms the strength of the signal. In this case, the volume spike at the crossover indicates a strong bearish momentum. Target Areas : After a Death Crossover , look for potential support levels to target as the price moves lower. In the chart, we can see how the price retraced and then continued its downward journey. Price Action Post-Crossover: In this example, the stock dropped by approximately -38.12% after the Death Crossover , highlighting how powerful this signal can be in catching major trend reversals. Risk Management : Stop Loss : To protect your capital, always use a stop-loss order just above the 50-EMA (green line) when entering a short trade after the crossover. Position Sizing : Keep your position sizes small in trending markets to manage risk and ensure a favorable risk-to-reward ratio. Note: We have used this chart just for teaching the strategy and its potential impact. This is a great strategy to catch long-term downtrends, but as always, remember to use it alongside other technical indicators and fundamental analysis to increase your chances of success. Happy Trading!
NSE:INDUSINDBKEducation
by TraderRahulPal
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7th Dec ’23 - Should I change my Nifty stance to neutral?Nifty Today’s Analysis Recap from yesterday: “As an analyst, it is very difficult to predict when the trend will end, but we need to keep looking. For tomorrow, I prefer to continue with the long bias unless we give up the 20853 in the morning session.” 4mts chart link - click here The opening candle was explosive, in line opening with a strong fall. See the depth in RED - you will understand from the chart. I was eagerly waiting for it to cross that 20850 level today but that did not happen. Let us try to analyze why we had such a bold opening candle move. Both BankNifty and NiftyIT had a similar opening, so it was not an isolated issue. Some players might have sold off their winners to go light into tomorrow’s RBI meet or it could be a long unwinding out of fear that the markets will fall today due to the US market handout. From there Nifty climbed back to the 20920 level by 11.03 and then the trade was in a small range till the close. From 14.31 to 14.59. At 13.19, 20850 PE was trading at Rs1.95 when the spot was at 20911 - for me, it appeared damn cheap. Nifty made one more attempt - but it went nowhere. 63mts chart link - click here The last 4 candles of today had perfect “open = close” values. 3 of them were perfect Dojis - look up the textbook for Doji candles, maybe the example quoted there won't match with the real ones of today. Tomorrow’s RBI’s meet @ 10.00 AM is going to be a decider - no level of technical analysis can predict when there is a news flow expected. I wish to maintain my long stance as of now although it's itching to go neutral.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by viswaram
13 Sep ’23 Post Mortem on Nifty - Cautiously BullishNifty Analysis Recap from yesterday: “I wish to just wait and watch for tomorrow and not get into an aggressive long position until Nifty50 has consolidated at the current levels. I wish to modify my stance to neutral from bullish. If we break the 19870 levels tomorrow — I wish to go short (bearish).” . I did not get into any new long position in Nifty, in fact I rolled up the PE to 19900 from 19800. The rally momentum is not lost, its just that we had a blip yesterday. Seems like Moneycontrol got the reason for the huge cut on Midcaps and Small caps yesterday - Talk of basket selling by European financial services firm fuels meltdown in mid, small-caps Nifty50 rallied 0.7% ~ 139pts vs Midcap +0.12% & SmallCap +1.02%. Has some money rotated and re-entered the large caps? The reason I did not go long today - The swing high of 20110 still not taken out. Meanwhile its still a win for the bulls as the final close is above 20000 levels. On the 1hr chart Nifty50 is looking all the more positive and raring to go. I too wish to go long with downside protection via PUTS. The swings in options prices were crazy and the volume of put writing was intense suggesting more traders are betting on the bullish side. I expect the expiry to be above 19989 if we still have the bullish sentiment. I wish to stay 50% neutral and 50% bullish for tomorrow and would like to go 100% bullish once the swing high of 20110 is taken out.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by viswaram
Nifty 50 Support & Resistance Levels for Thursday (16/02/2023)Here are the levels for NSE:NIFTY . One can trade with these support and resistance levels. These levels are for intraday trading only and valid only for one day. This does not mean that I'm telling traders to buy on support and sell on resistance; this simply means you can trade on your own setups, or learn my setups (by dropping a comment down below) and these levels are just for convenience and might help you in the trade. If you like these levels, you can boost me, tell me about it below in the comments section, and share it with other traders as well. Follow for more. Thanks!
NSE:NIFTY
by Pranjal147