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JSWENERGYReasons to consider going long on JSWENERGY 1. Bullish Reversal Patterns: • The green candle on horizontal support could signify a potential reversal. 2. 200-Day Moving Average as Support: • The 200-day moving average is a key long-term support level. A bounce from this level often attracts institutional interest and signals strength in the stock. 3. Relative Strength vs. Nifty: • Positive relative strength suggests that JSWENERGY is outperforming the broader market, making it a strong candidate for an uptrend continuation. 4. Sector Support: • Nifty Energy index taking support on its horizontal support increases the likelihood of a sector-wide bounce, which could positively impact JSWENERGY. Waiting for confirmation with a CHOCH (Change of Character) on the 1-hour timeframe is a solid approach. Here’s a structured plan based on that: 1. Wait for CHOCH on 1-Hour: The CHOCH would confirm a potential shift in market structure, signaling the beginning of bullish momentum. This adds more reliability to the trade setup. 2. Entry on Retest / FVG / IFVG: • Retest: After the CHOCH, a retest of the breakout zone could provide an optimal entry, ensuring the breakout holds. • Fair Value Gap (FVG): If an FVG appears within this structure, entering here could capture the shift in momentum at a lower-risk point. • Imbalance Fair Value Gap (IFVG): An entry on an IFVG could further refine your risk-to- reward ratio, especially if market liquidity fills these gaps.
NSE:JSWENERGYLong
by AryanDixit
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BSE Broke Major LevelsNSE:BSE broke today's Cup and Handle Pattern, although the Handle Was the same size as the cup. Good price action continues as per my previous idea. 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️If you have any questions about this stock, feel free to reach out to me. 📌Thank you for exploring my idea! I hope you found it valuable. 🙏FLLOW for more 👍BOOST if useful ✍️COMMENT Below your views. Meanwhile, check out my other stock ideas below until this trade is activated. I would love your feedback. Disclaimer: This analysis is intended solely for informational and educational purposes and should not be interpreted as financial advice. It is advisable to consult a qualified financial advisor or conduct thorough research before making investment decisions.
NSE:BSELong
by Karanshah137
TATASTEEL - 15m TFNSE:TATASTEEL has formed a clear support line ( Trend Line) with multiple touch points, as the month TF didn't have any break of structure(BOS) on the sell side, the market is still considered to be in uptrend. Moving down to the 15m TF the market has a resistance with multiple touch points and if it breaks the resistance zone with a good volume a long position could be expected. Disclaimer:- This analysis is only for educational purpose. Please always do your own analysis or consult with your financial advisor before taking any kind of trades NSE:TATASTEEL
NSE:TATASTEELLong
by Joassh
TVSMOTORReasons for considering a long position on TVS Motor: 1. Price at Support Zone: The daily horizontal support zone indicates a level where demand has historically been strong, which could push the price higher from here. 2. Above 200-Day Moving Average: Trading above this long-term moving average suggests a bullish trend, as it’s a widely-watched indicator of a stock’s overall direction. 3. Positive Relative Strength Against Nifty: Outperforming the Nifty shows that TVS Motor has stronger momentum, a good sign of investor confidence in this stock specifically. 4. Nifty Auto at Support Zone and 200-Day Moving Average: The sector’s overall strength at support, combined with it holding above the 200-day moving average, adds a supportive macro backdrop. Waiting for confirmation with a CHOCH (Change of Character) on the 1-hour timeframe is a solid approach. Here’s a structured plan based on that: 1. Wait for CHOCH on 1-Hour: The CHOCH would confirm a potential shift in market structure, signaling the beginning of bullish momentum. This adds more reliability to the trade setup. 2. Entry on Retest / FVG / IFVG: • Retest: After the CHOCH, a retest of the breakout zone could provide an optimal entry, ensuring the breakout holds. • Fair Value Gap (FVG): If an FVG appears within this structure, entering here could capture the shift in momentum at a lower-risk point. • Imbalance Fair Value Gap (IFVG): An entry on an IFVG could further refine your risk-to- reward ratio, especially if market liquidity fills these gaps.
NSE:TVSMOTORLong
by AryanDixit
TATA STEEL 1D TFNSE:TATASTEEL has been respecting a trend line for a very long time. We've discussed about this in our previous posts. The stock has formed a good bullish candle showing signs of possible bullish movement. A R:R of 1:1.5 can be traded in this trade. As the volume is good and supporting our audio. The possible of winning this trade is more. The link to my previous post is given below where we've discussed about the consolidation. You can check the post for reference. Disclaimer:- This analysis is only for educational purpose. Please always do your own analysis or consult with your financial advisor before taking any kind of trades
NSE:TATASTEELLong
by Joassh
BANKOFBARODA 1D TFNSE:BANKBARODA has been forming a consolidation for a long time which it has just broke. The market has broken the consolidation and is moving up. The candle that broke the consolidation is a good candle (though it is not a very good bullish candle). The volume is good. Hence a 1:1.5 RR trade can be entered. The link to my previous post is given below where we've discussed about the consolidation. You can check the post for reference. Disclaimer:- This analysis is only for educational purpose. Please always do your own analysis or consult with your financial advisor before taking any kind of trades
NSE:BANKBARODALong
by Joassh
Swing Trading Idea :: NRBBearingThe weekly chart shows a reversal after a long downtrend. The stock has recently made a higher high, a significant technical milestone, This indicates the potential for sustained upward momentum, especially as volume supported the breakout. The stock could face resistance around INR 300, which is a psychological level. If momentum continues and the stock decisively breaks above INR 320, a further target could be set around historical levels. For a stop-loss level, consider placing it slightly below the retest level. These levels can be adjusted based on risk tolerance and evolving market conditions. Disclaimer: The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or any other types of advice or recommendations.
NSE:NRBBEARINGLong
by chaitanyajerripothula95
Navigating Change: The Impact of SEBI's F&O PolicySEBI's new rules for F&O traders will take effect on November 20. The changes include increasing the contract size for index derivatives from Rs 5-10 lakh to Rs 15-20 lakh, which i believe is not a good idea. They are also reducing the number of weekly expiry options for index derivatives, which i see as a positive change. However, the decision to eliminate weekly expiry for Bank Nifty options is viewed negatively. It's hard to understand what SEBI is trying to achieve. i think the chairman believes she is making smart decisions, but it feels quite the opposite. It seems like they want to take more money from retail investors while claiming to act in their best interest. Increasing taxes, raising contract sizes, and removing Bank Nifty weekly expiration's doesn’t seem helpful for the stock market or retail traders. Retail investors and traders play a crucial role in providing liquidity for institutional investors, generating tax revenue for the government, and maintaining market vitality. However, it appears that SEBI primarily favors large traders and investors, which may seem unfair to the retail segment. Instead of educating retailers, there appears to be a focus on restricting their earning opportunities in the stock market. In the future, this may leave only major players able to trade in India's stock market. SEBI should realize that there are many stock markets in different countries, and if retail investors and traders face restrictions here, they will move on to Forex or US stocks, which often offer higher leverage and lower brokerage fees. Retail traders will trade regardless. The solution should be to educate investors and give them the freedom to make their own choices. I hope that in the future, SEBI will have a knowledgeable chairman who understands these issues better.
TVC:USOIL
by ard-komercisto
Navigating the Challenges of Stock Market TradingLife can be tough for many of us because we need to earn money, whether we enjoy our jobs or not. To make a living, we often have to sacrifice our time and energy. Finding something that truly satisfies us is a challenge in itself, and only a few people manage to achieve that. Even when some of us do find our passion, others may criticize us for not sticking to the jobs we studied for. While some discover their passion and pursue it, others may feel trapped in their career choices. For me, I find satisfaction in trading and investing in the stock market. I enjoy having the flexibility to spend my time how I want, which is why I chose this path. I know it isn't easy to earn money in the stock market, but I believe it's possible. With a strong desire to learn and confidence in my abilities, I am committed to making it work. Like many traders, I've faced my fair share of obstacles. I've tried various strategies, and, unfortunately, I've lost a significant amount of money along the way. Despite being cautious, the nature of trading means that losses can happen. I remember when COVID-19 hit; it sparked chaos in the market, and my portfolio crashed. At that point, some of my funds were locked, which limited my ability to buy dips. However, I persevered and found a way to recover. The journey didn’t stop there. After the pandemic, regulations changed, cutting leverage for trades. This was a significant setback for me, especially since I primarily traded in Futures & Options (F&O). Previously, I relied on leverage to amplify my trades, allowing me to use a portion of my funds to F&O trades while saving the rest for buy stocks . However, when the leverage was cut, I found myself in a difficult spot. Now, I have to use my entire capital for F&O trading, which limits my ability to invest in other opportunities. Additionally, They have increased the margin requirements for F&O trades, meaning I need to put in even more money to take positions. Despite these setbacks, I'm trying to manage my situation and adapt to the new trading environment. I remain hopeful that with patience and a solid strategy, I can find my way back to successful trading. After everything was set and going well another problem emerged: the market became extremely unpredictable due to global events, like the Russia-Ukraine war. I found that everything I’d learned seemed ineffective as I faced daily gaps in stock prices. I made losses instead of profits for some time, but I knew this volatility wasn't permanent. I decided to take a break from futures and options trading to focus on swing trading and creating and back-testing some strategies. To be frank,It took me more than three years to become profitable in the stock market. While I eventually became profitable, the journey remained challenging for many retailers. Taxes on trading profits and loss can be daunting, and the government frequently raises these taxes, further complicating the situation for traders. Recent changes implemented by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), such as shifting from weekly expires to daily expires and now back to weekly expires, along with the changes in lot sizes and increased margin requirements, have made it more difficult for retail traders to navigate the market. The current regulatory environment seems to disadvantage retail investors who have invested years in learning about the stock market, developing patience, and gaining experience through both struggles and mistakes. Despite these efforts, it feels as though recent changes implemented by SEBI are making it more challenging for many retail traders, both struggling and profitable. It appears that these regulations may be favoring institutional investors who have more financial resources to navigate the market, leaving smaller investors and traders at a disadvantage. Despite these challenges, I want to stay hopeful for the future. I wish all traders the best in their journeys, hoping they find profitability and consistency in their trading. The path is not easy, but with perseverance, it's still possible to thrive in the stock market. "Anyone can choose anything, but only a few have the perseverance to stay the course on the path they’ve chosen."
NSE:BANKNIFTY
by ard-komercisto
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COLPAL RANGE BREAKOUT WITH MASSIVE VOL A range breakout occurs when the price of a stock moves outside a defined range of support and resistance levels. This can signal a potential trend change or continuation, depending on the direction of the breakout. Here are some key points to consider: Identifying a Range Support and Resistance: Identify the horizontal levels where the price has repeatedly bounced off (support) and where it has faced resistance. Consolidation: Look for a period where the price moves sideways within these levels, indicating a range-bound market. Types of Breakouts Bullish Breakout: When the price breaks above the resistance level, it may indicate a potential upward trend. Bearish Breakout: When the price breaks below the support level, it may signal a potential downward trend. Confirming the Breakout Volume: A breakout accompanied by high trading volume is more likely to be genuine. Retest: Sometimes, the price may retest the breakout level before continuing in the breakout direction. This retest can provide a better entry point. Trading Strategies Entry Point: Enter the trade when the price breaks out of the range with significant volume. Stop Loss: Place a stop loss just below the breakout level for a bullish breakout or just above for a bearish breakout. Target: Set a target based on the height of the range added to the breakout point.
NSE:COLPALLong
by Faizgazi