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Tamilnad Mercantile Bank – 1D Chart | Strong Resistance Zone🟢 Tamilnad Mercantile Bank (TMB) – 1D Chart | Strong Resistance Zone Ahead 📊 Chart Setup: TMB is testing its major 1-year resistance zone around ₹510, a key level that has capped price movements for months. A strong daily close above ₹510 could trigger momentum towards higher targets. 🔹 Resistance: ₹510 (Major 1-year resistance) 🔹 Targets on Breakout: ₹535 / ₹600 🔹 Supports: ₹466 / ₹440 🔹 View: Price consolidating near breakout zone. Sustained close above ₹510 can signal trend continuation. 🏦 Fundamental Update – Q2 FY26 Results Highlights: Tamilnad Mercantile Bank delivered steady performance with profit growth and improved asset quality. • Net Profit: ₹318 Cr ↑ (▲4.95% YoY) • Total Business: ↑11.40% • Deposits: ₹55,421 Cr ↑12.32% • Advances: ↑10.5% • Net Interest Income: ₹597 Cr ↑0.17% • Gross NPA: ↓ to 1.01% • Net NPA: ↓ to 0.26% • Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR): Strong at 30.96% ➡️ Stable performance, improving asset quality, and strong capital base add confidence to the technical setup. 📈 For educational purpose only. Not a buy/sell recommendation.
NSE:TMBLong
by Madhumitha_Prabhu
CANARA BANK BREAKOUTCANARA BANK ADD ON YOUR WATCHLIST If you see in the chart, the rounding pattern has broken out and it is in the weekly time frame You can buy at Rs 125 and go up to the target of 146 and 163. The Stop-loss can be kept at 117.50 Note: Our posts are posted for learning purposes. You are responsible for any profit or loss you make from the advice given in the channel. Before investing in the stock market, you must consult your financial advisor. WE ARE NOT A SEBI REGISTERED
NSE:CANBKLong
by tradingwithdp
4
CANARA BANK ROUNDDING PATERN BREAKOUTCANARA BANK ( W ) ADD ON YOUR WATCHLIST If you see in the chart, the rounding pattern has broken out and it is in the weekly time frame You can buy at Rs 125 and go up to the target of 146 and 163. The stop loss can be kept at 117.50 Note: Our posts are posted for learning purposes. You are responsible for any profit or loss you make from the advice given in the channel. Before investing in the stock market, you must consult your financial advisor. WE ARE NOT A SEBI REGISTERED
NSE:CANBK
by tradingwithdp
RBLBANK ( M ) BREAKOUTStock Name : RBL BANK ( M ) Friends, after a long time, this stock has broken out in the monthly time frame after about five years and eight months. This type of breakout is considered very strong and there are only two days left for the completion of this month's candle. So we can consider this as a complete breakout. If you look at the range of the breakout, it was Rs 180. Then you can add the stock to your watch list. Target 1 : 396 - 400 Target 2 : 475 - 500 Note: Our posts are posted for learning purposes. You will be responsible for any profit or loss you make from the advice given in the channel. Before investing in the stock market, you must consult your financial advisor. WE ARE NOT A SEBI REGISTERED
NSE:RBLBANKLong
by tradingwithdp
YES BANK BY KRS Charts2nd Sept 2025 / 10:01 AM Why Yes Bank ? 1. last few years YES BANK is making HH & HLs in Monthly & Weekly TFs . It has potential technically, but will check our patience. 2. Above Chart it fills up all the FVGs - Fair Value Gaps and bounced back in Month of April. As we can see in Chart mentioned recently also same FVG reversal is visible. 3. Also Potential of Reversal chart pattern at bottom of trend is also visible.🤞 4. Less than 2 Rs Risk and Almost 5 Rs Reward is making this trade Safe 👍 5. Point to be noted 20.25 Rs is nearest Resistance and Pattern Target of 28 Rs unlock After breakout of neckline at 22 Rs.
NSE:YESBANKLong
by KRSCharts
2
Retail Trading vs Institutional TradingIntroduction The financial markets are a dynamic ecosystem composed of diverse participants ranging from individual investors to large financial institutions. These participants can be broadly categorized into retail traders and institutional traders. While both aim to generate profits from the markets, they operate on fundamentally different scales, use different strategies, and face varying levels of regulation and risk exposure. This article explores the essential differences between retail and institutional trading, comparing their objectives, tools, advantages, limitations, and market impact. Understanding this distinction is crucial for traders, investors, and market analysts alike. 1. What is Retail Trading? Retail trading refers to the buying and selling of securities by individual investors who manage their own money. These traders typically use brokerage platforms such as Zerodha, Upstox, Robinhood, or Interactive Brokers to place trades in stocks, bonds, derivatives, mutual funds, and ETFs. Key Characteristics of Retail Traders: Trade using personal funds Use online trading platforms Typically trade in small volumes Limited access to advanced tools and research Often influenced by market sentiment and news Operate independently Common Participants: Individual investors Self-directed traders Hobbyists and part-time traders Beginner investors using mobile apps 2. What is Institutional Trading? Institutional trading is conducted by large organizations that manage vast amounts of capital on behalf of clients or stakeholders. These include mutual funds, hedge funds, insurance companies, pension funds, investment banks, and proprietary trading firms. Key Characteristics of Institutional Traders: Trade large volumes of securities Use proprietary algorithms and data analytics Employ teams of analysts, economists, and quants Can influence market trends due to trade size Often get better pricing (e.g., lower spreads, negotiated commissions) Subject to stricter regulatory requirements Common Participants: Mutual funds Hedge funds Pension funds Insurance companies Sovereign wealth funds Family offices Asset management firms 3. Core Differences Between Retail and Institutional Trading Aspect Retail Trading Institutional Trading Capital Size Small (thousands to lakhs) Large (crores to billions) Tools & Technology Basic to moderate tools High-end proprietary tools & infrastructure Access to Information Public and delayed data Real-time data, deep analytics, and research Trading Costs Higher relative commissions Lower commissions due to bulk discounts Market Impact Minimal Significant due to trade size Investment Horizon Short-term to medium-term Varies—can be short, medium, or long-term Speed & Execution Slower execution High-speed execution using smart order routing Risk Management Often basic or emotional Systematic with hedging and quantitative models Regulatory Compliance Limited oversight Extensive regulations and audits Leverage Availability Limited Significant leverage (with risk controls) 4. Tools & Technologies Retail Traders: Trading apps (e.g., Zerodha Kite, Robinhood) Charting platforms (e.g., TradingView) Technical indicators (MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands) Social media and forums for sentiment analysis Institutional Traders: Direct Market Access (DMA) High-Frequency Trading (HFT) infrastructure Bloomberg Terminal and Reuters Eikon Algorithmic trading engines Risk Management Systems (RMS) Machine Learning & AI models for prediction 5. Strategies Used Retail Trading Strategies: Day Trading: Buying and selling within the same day Swing Trading: Capturing price swings over a few days Position Trading: Holding for weeks or months Momentum Trading: Riding price momentum Technical Analysis: Relying on chart patterns and indicators Institutional Trading Strategies: Arbitrage: Exploiting price differences across markets Quantitative Models: Using mathematical models to trade High-Frequency Trading (HFT): Executing thousands of trades per second Long/Short Equity: Simultaneously buying undervalued and shorting overvalued stocks Portfolio Hedging: Using options and futures to manage risk Dark Pool Trading: Executing large trades without impacting the market 6. Advantages & Disadvantages Retail Trading Advantages: Flexibility: Can enter and exit positions quickly No Mandates: No pressure to follow institutional mandates Wide Choices: Can explore niche assets (e.g., penny stocks, crypto) Learning Curve: Great platform to learn and experiment Retail Trading Disadvantages: Lack of Access: No early access to IPOs or insider pricing Emotional Decisions: Prone to fear and greed Higher Costs: Commissions and spreads are relatively higher Limited Research: Often rely on social media or basic tools Institutional Trading Advantages: Deep Research: Backed by teams of analysts and economists Negotiated Costs: Lower execution costs Market Access: Access to IPO allocations, block deals, dark pools Risk Management: Strong systems and frameworks in place Institutional Trading Disadvantages: Slower Flexibility: Large trades require strategic execution Regulatory Burden: Heavily regulated and audited Crowded Trades: Many institutions follow similar models, leading to herd behavior 7. Regulatory Landscape Retail Traders: Must comply with basic market regulations set by authorities like SEBI (India), SEC (USA), or FCA (UK) Brokers manage KYC/AML compliance Retail participation is encouraged for market democratization Institutional Traders: Face heavy scrutiny and reporting requirements Subject to detailed disclosures, audits, and risk controls Must adhere to fund mandates, client transparency norms, and regulatory caps 8. Market Influence Retail Impact: Retail traders often move smaller-cap stocks due to low liquidity. However, when acting in mass (e.g., during meme stock frenzies like GameStop in 2021), they can disrupt even large-cap stocks temporarily. Institutional Impact: Institutions shape long-term trends. Their decisions impact indices, bond yields, sectoral allocations, and global flows. For example, when FIIs (Foreign Institutional Investors) sell off Indian equities, the market often sees sharp corrections. 9. Case Studies GameStop (2021) – Retail Power: A short squeeze initiated by Reddit's r/WallStreetBets community caused GameStop shares to skyrocket, hurting hedge funds and proving that coordinated retail action can temporarily disrupt institutional strategies. LIC IPO (India 2022) – Institutional Influence: India’s largest-ever IPO saw massive institutional participation, shaping investor confidence and price discovery even before listing. 10. Risk Profiles Retail Risks: Lack of diversification Overtrading or using excessive leverage Chasing trends without research Emotional bias Institutional Risks: Portfolio concentration in similar assets Black swan events affecting large positions Regulatory or compliance breaches Liquidity mismatches in stressed times Conclusion Retail and institutional trading represent two ends of the financial market spectrum. While institutions control the majority of market volume and influence, retail traders are growing rapidly in number, especially in emerging markets like India. Each has its strengths and weaknesses. Retail traders enjoy flexibility and personal control but lack the tools and scale of institutions. On the other hand, institutions command influence and resources but face regulatory and structural limitations.
NSE:RELIANCEEducation
by TechnicalExpress
2
#BANKNIFTY - 11 NOVEMBER !!NSE:BANKNIFTY #NIFTYBANK ⚡ Observe, understand, then implement 👍🏻 Strategy name : Higher Highs and Higher Lows This strategy is commonly used in trending markets to identify potential buy opportunities during an uptrend. Key Components of the Strategy: 1. Higher Highs and Higher Lows: In an uptrend, price action creates successive peaks (higher highs) and troughs (higher lows). These are signals of bullish momentum, where buyers are consistently pushing prices higher. 2. Trend Channel: The image shows a channel formed by connecting the higher lows with a trendline (lower boundary) and higher highs with another trendline (upper boundary). This channel helps traders identify the price range within which the trend is moving. 3. Entry Points: - The strategy suggests buying near the trendline at each higher low, which represents a potential support area within the trend. In the image, these points are marked as "BUY" or "ENTRY." - Buying near these higher lows increases the chance of entering trades at favorable prices during pullbacks in the uptrend. 4. Profit Targets: - Profit targets are set near the upper trendline or at subsequent higher highs. In the image, these points are marked as "PROFITS" with checkmarks. - This method helps traders secure profits as the price reaches the higher end of the channel. Managing the Trade: - After the first entry and a successful profit, traders can re-enter the market on the next pullback to a higher low. - Stop losses are typically placed below the previous higher low to manage risk in case the trend reverses. Summary: This strategy aims to capture gains in a trending market by entering trades at higher lows and exiting near higher highs within a channel. It works well in a stable, consistent uptrend but requires careful monitoring of trend changes to avoid potential losses if the trend breaks down. Ps note : I'm not SEBI Registere 🙏🏻 Any queries @thetradeforecast 🇮🇳
NSE:BANKNIFTYLong
by thetradeforecast
1
State Bank of India for 40% gainsDate: 4 Nov’24 Symbol: SBIN Timeframe: Weekly SBI seems to be in Wave IV of 3 which could likely come down towards 750-740 levels. As seen in the chart, Wave V of 3 could then move up towards 1050 (~40% from where Wave IV ends). Banks have been largely consolidating in this market fall and could lead the next rally up. Please note nothing in the market is a given. Be very watchful. This is not a trade recommendation. Please do your own analysis. And I have the right to be wrong. HINGLISH VERSION Aisa lagta hai ki SBI 3 ki Wave IV mein hai jo lagbhag 750-740 ke star par samaapt ho sakti hai. Jaisa ki chart mein dikh raha hai, 3 ki Wave V phir 1050 ki taraf badh sakti hai (jahaan Wave IV samaapt hoti hai vahaan se ~40%). Bazaar ki is giraavat mein Banking shares bade paimaane par majaboot hi rahe hain aur agli teji ka netritva kar sakte hain. Kripya dhyaan den ki bazaar mein kuch bhi pakka nahin hota. Hamesha satark rahein. Yah koi trade lene ki salah nahin hai. Kripya apana vishleshan khud karen. Aur mujhe galat hone ka adhikaar hai.
NSE:SBINLong
by DhandhaPaani
1
BANKNIFTY: INSTITUTIONAL LEVELS FOR 22/10/2024QUICK GUIDE - Use 5 minute timeframe - Try to take enters at retest - Use multiple confirmation - Read full description before investing - Try to take ATM options or above Explanation: This is a very useful trading system. This means that you should not take a trade blindly, but rather that there is another confirmation to take the trade you can use this for perfect entry and perfect exit This trading opportunity is based on volume, previous price, and price range , are included Entry/Exit point's: - It has very easy entry and exit points - In this pair of lines with two colors are given (RED AND BLUE) - In this the blue line is used to take long entry and the red line is used to take short entry (But it is all based on a more conformation from your trading plan) Stop Loss/Take Profit: Stop Loss - According to this, if you take a long trade, its stop loss will be the red line just below ( A trade can exit either when the price crosses the red line or the 5 minute candlestick crosses the red line. (This can be done according to your preference) ) - A short entry should use the opposite rules to a long entry Take Profit -When you take a long entry according to the profit to be booked is on the next red line above. ( Or if there are other reasons, it can be a safe exit ) - Opposite rules for booking profit on long entry are to book profit on short trade. ( The blue line above is the stop loss of short entry ) Timeframe: According to this, the time frame you should use while taking trades is 5 minutes time frames . (5 minute time frame works well in this) Risk Disclaimer: Trading carries significant risk and is not suitable for all traders. You may lose some or all of your capital in a matter of minutes or hours. Market conditions can change rapidly, and prices can move against you quickly. You may not always be able to exit at a favorable price, and you may be required to hold a position overnight, exposing yourself to additional risk. Day trading involves high risk, high leverage, and high stakes, and you should only trade with funds you can afford to lose. Please carefully consider your financial situation, risk tolerance, and trading objectives before engaging in day trading. Engagement: Share your insights, ask questions, and learn from others in the community. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, we're all in this together. What's your take on the current market conditions? Which trading strategies are working for you? Let's discuss and help each other grow as traders! Comment below and let's get the conversation started! Original Content: This trading setup is the result of my own innovation and expertise, and is not based on any publicly available information or third-party systems. It is a reflection of my dedication to developing a competitive edge in the markets.
NSE:BANKNIFTY
by tony_fx_sm
BANKNIFTY: INSTITUTIONAL LEVELS FOR 18/10/2024QUICK GUIDE - Use 5 minute timeframe - Try to take enters at retest - Use multiple confirmation - Read full description before investing - Try to take ATM options or above Explanation: This is a very useful trading system. This means that you should not take a trade blindly, but rather that there is another confirmation to take the trade you can use this for perfect entry and perfect exit This trading opportunity is based on volume, previous price, and price range , are included Entry/Exit point's: - It has very easy entry and exit points - In this pair of lines with two colors are given (RED AND BLUE) - In this the blue line is used to take long entry and the red line is used to take short entry (But it is all based on a more conformation from your trading plan) Stop Loss/Take Profit: Stop Loss - According to this, if you take a long trade, its stop loss will be the red line just below ( A trade can exit either when the price crosses the red line or the 5 minute candlestick crosses the red line. (This can be done according to your preference) ) - A short entry should use the opposite rules to a long entry Take Profit -When you take a long entry according to the profit to be booked is on the next red line above. ( Or if there are other reasons, it can be a safe exit ) - Opposite rules for booking profit on long entry are to book profit on short trade. ( The blue line above is the stop loss of short entry ) Timeframe: According to this, the time frame you should use while taking trades is 5 minutes time frames . (5 minute time frame works well in this) Risk Disclaimer: Trading carries significant risk and is not suitable for all traders. You may lose some or all of your capital in a matter of minutes or hours. Market conditions can change rapidly, and prices can move against you quickly. You may not always be able to exit at a favorable price, and you may be required to hold a position overnight, exposing yourself to additional risk. Day trading involves high risk, high leverage, and high stakes, and you should only trade with funds you can afford to lose. Please carefully consider your financial situation, risk tolerance, and trading objectives before engaging in day trading. Engagement: Share your insights, ask questions, and learn from others in the community. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, we're all in this together. What's your take on the current market conditions? Which trading strategies are working for you? Let's discuss and help each other grow as traders! Comment below and let's get the conversation started! Original Content: This trading setup is the result of my own innovation and expertise, and is not based on any publicly available information or third-party systems. It is a reflection of my dedication to developing a competitive edge in the markets.
NSE:BANKNIFTY
by tony_fx_sm
AU BANK - This Range is No Joke !Please pay attention to the range 695 to 755 If there is reakout or breakdown then consider trading that side, also keep boosting or liking this so that I am reminded to trade the same too ! Honestly, In my opinion there is a great accumulation or distribution happening (I cant figure out between the two) but I surely know that this is the preparation for a trending move 100%. Keep watching this script and believe me, I've seen these a lot of times.
NSE:AUBANK
by piyushbafna000
ICT-3 ICT concepts coupled with price action 575 was the best entry as it formed a FVG after a MSS and sell side liquidity was taken out. Au bank released its earnings and although profits fell, NPA,GPA were down as well showing strong management. NII was up 10% which is another major sign and it beat estimates. Technical signals Bullish flag with a bullish engulfing candle which is validated by volume and on the 50ema couples with ICT also trading makes it a high probability set up. Keep It Simple
NSE:AUBANKLong
by Krish_Kohal
4
18 Apr - BankNifty Algos did well as it was not expiry todayBankNifty Analysis — Stance Bearish⬇️ “The power of a strong support/resistance zone will help you in your technical analysis” — Anonymous. See what happened today, BN started strong and was keeping its head above the 47465 support for a long time. Between 10.19 to 10.31, there was an attempt to break this SR, but it failed. BN reclaimed the 47700 levels and was coasting perfectly when the flash crash happened. Between 13.23 to 13.27, BN gave away 557pts ~ 1.17% also ensuring the SR breach. By 13.39, the breach was confirmed and BN continued its downward moves. A session low of 46982 was hit at 15.15 post which we had a 240+ pts recovery. The last 4 candles on the 63mts TF are all red and the support of 47465 has yielded. I am yet to mark the next support level, which I will do by tomorrow. I wish to hold on to my bearish view for tomorrow as well. The Algo on BN was in good shape till the 13.23 impact took away the gains. Ended the day with a loss of 40,724.
NSE:BANKNIFTYShort
by viswaram