Man Infra - Breakout & Volatality contraction My analysis is based on the Monthly chart. The monthly chart is considered ideal for long term investors and gives a directional perspective of the stock price.
The stock is forming a double bottom pattern. Typically, a double bottom is formed after a single rounding bottom pattern is formed and is often an early sign of a potential reversal. According to Investopedia "Rounding bottom patterns will typically occur at the end of an extended bearish trend. The double bottom formation constructed from two consecutive rounding bottoms can also infer that investors are following the security to capitalize on its last push lower toward a support level. A double bottom will typically indicate a bullish reversal which provides an opportunity for investors to obtain profits from a bullish rally. After a double bottom, common trading strategies include long positions that will profit from a rising security price."
Volume expansion can also be clearly seen as the candles are coming close to ATH (All time high). The ATH was in year 2010 and the stock has broken with a strong body candle and volumes after eleven years. If the period from January 2018 to July 2021 is observed carefully, there is volume contraction- this is a good sign.
Relative Strength against CNX Infra index is outperforming since April 2021. This is another positive.
Data from Screener.in shows that promoter has been increasing shareholding since September 2018 -from 63.13% to 66.10% in June 2021. Promoter buying is again considered a positive move.
Entry strategy - now that the longer timeframe looks positive, we should move to the lower timeframe to get an entry. Here I will move to the Weekly timeframe and follow the Stan Weinstein framework. The stock has to be above the 30 Weekly MA, volume expansion must be clearly seen, range and body of weekly closing candle must be strong. Stock must be in HH HL structure. The stock fulfils the Stan Weinstein framework. If stock retraces and takes support within the 75-81 zone, that would be a good entry point to add from risk reward standpoint. Ensure volume does NOT expand when stock retraces.
If you move to the Weekly timeframe, between the candles of 19 July 2021 to 30 August 2021 you will see a high tight flag (HTF) formation. The stock had run up approx. 86% between 19 April to 19 July 2021. HTF is a very rare pattern and forms in bull cycles and according to William O'Neil, HTF begins with a stock moving 100% to 120% in a very short time, usually four to eight weeks. It then corrects sideways no more than 10% to 25% usually in three to five weeks. It may not be HTF strictly by William O'Neil's definition, but the flag can be seen very clearly.
Risk management is key in both investment or trading. If we see the current market cycle, NIFTY50 is forming newer highs. The rise has been unprecedented. This is fuelled by supply of money in the markets. What if in the near future money supply is chocked by tapering by FED or hawkish stance by MPC of RBI? In that case we will see a retracement even if the broader economy is doing well, structurally speaking. No one knows the future and hence a safer approach is to invest using a pyramid model i.e. take an entry when stock is just above the 50 Day MA with volumes above average and scale up. This could be an equal split, for example, 34-33-33 or 50-25-25. There is no hard and fast rule. There is a possibility that stock may shoot up after the first tranche and not give another opportunity to enter at retracement, but what is market turns against us? In that case our loss will be limited to the first tranche only.
Disclaimer: I am not a registered investment advisor or analyst. This is not a recommendation to buy or sell. The purpose is to share with peer community and learn from the experts. For any investment or trading calls, please consult your authorised investment advisor.
Chart Patterns
Parallel Channel the Most Underrated Tool in Technical AnalysisMarkets often move in Channels be it range bound, Strong Up or Down.
Channel helps to project direction and next reversal points.
Combine Channels with one of momentum indicators MACD / RSI then spot divergences and channel moves will start making sense.
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One BO, different entries and it's psychology!As a breakout & retest is complete, it gives the best scenerio for entry with compliance to the rules of money management as RR ratio and position sizing are considered as major components while entring a trade for a trader.
In this case, a low has been established at 665 which will act as a point for SL placement in the near future.
Types of traders entering into this trade:
#1. Agressive traders: These traders wait for a buyers candle to form after a retest on the trendline and as soon as the candle forms like in this case, a buy stop order at the high price of the candle is placed. This is a risky bet but this reduces the SL significantly while providing the best possible RR ratio for the position.
#2. Conservative Traders: Here, as the breakout is complete and the stock establishes a High (in this case 739.85(Doji candle High)) and when the retest is done, these traders wait for the high (739.85) and place a buy stop order at this price giving the safest possible entry in theory. Though this distorts the RR ratio a little bit as SL remains the same but the probability for upside is high. This entry works on the Dow Theory as Higher Highs and Lower Lows starts to form which indicates bullish view.
This is why it is said that trading is 20% execution and 80% waiting.
Monring star pattern formation on Canfin HomesNSE:CANFINHOME
Monring star pattern formation on Canfin Homes
What is #MorningStar Pattern?
The pattern is made up of three candles: normally a long bearish candle, followed by a short bullish or bearish doji or a small body candlestick, which is then followed by a long bullish candle.
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H&S pattern examplesee my last idea where i gave buy call above resistance after that stock move really good
a strong resistance zone and head and shoulder pattern breakout
head and shoulder pattern usually work 70%+ times so with good risk to reward ratio we can trade in lower timeframe like 3min to higher timeframe weekly
Trying to catch an ITC breakoutI tried multiple times to catch a breakout on ITC and it has had it's ups and downs.
1st position I built was on 1st June. I tried to be a little greedy with the possibility of a reward, chose Options. Bought 220 CE and ITC being ITC promptly retraced back below resistance, and pretty much wiped out the money in the position.
The 2nd time I tried a month later when the pullback looked promising, and this time I went with a Future contract instead. It again fizzled out and I had to exit early as the Future position was naked and had started to bleed losses.
The 3rd time I built the position the right way. I hedged my futures with just OTM puts, thereby capping the loss possibility. With the hedge margin benefit, I could open double the position and that offset the "loss" due to hedge. Once that was done, I was free to maintain and hold the position for as long as needed till a breakout did occur.
Why was I confident about a breakout? Well ITC has been forming a multi year symmetrical wedge - with Lower Highs, and Higher Lows. Though this has an equal chance to break both sides, at a price point near 200-215 ITC is very fairly priced even for a consolidating market - and given the bullish market sentiment, quite underpriced comparatively. For now I am continuing to trail SL on ITC and for the medium term expect it to make an up move to catch up with the rest of the market.
Learnings :
1. Stay away from naked options no matter how attractive they look . Though the rewards on Options looks awesome on paper, it is very very difficult to time a larger move correctly. More often than not, with a reversal you will quickly erode capital. Better avoid them to gain longer term rewards.
2. Always hedge your futures. You can in fact make more returns on a hedged position with twice the buildup, than you could with a naked single position - and you will still spend only half the margin requirement.
3. Be patient with your trades. Many a time we're looking for quick returns, especially if we're new in the market. The trick is to slow things down and look at the bigger picture. Make sure you limit your losses, and ride your winners for long - till they turn around decisively.
How to place a logical stop-loss in Options?In general, a logical stop loss varies from one situation to another.
Some of the logical stop losses can be:
1. Swing high/low
2. Low of the Hammer/Inverted hammer
3. High of the Shooting star/Hanging man
4. Low of the demand zone
5. High of the supply zone
If you are trading in options, broadly there are 2 ways to set a stop loss. There are:
1. Place the SL using the spot chart
2. Place the SL using the Options chart
Explanation:
1. If you place a stop loss using the spot chart, then you don't have to see the Options chart. But you won't be able to calculate exact loss beforehand because the movement of spot vs options is not linear and depends on Option Greeks. This is a simpler method since you just have to see a single chart. Just enter and exit the trade using the spot chart only.
2. If you place the stop loss using the Options chart, you will be able to calculate the exact loss beforehand. For checking the options chart, you will have to use your broker's terminal or use some paid third-party site. Tradingview doesn't provide option charts. This method is a bit difficult as compared to the first method. The steps that you need to follow are:
a> Check the spot chart.
b> Execute your buy/sell order.
c> Notice the logical stop loss in the spot chart
d> Check the same SL in the options chart
4. Now open the options chart of the option that you bought/sold.
5. See the relative position of the stop loss in the options chart. (Whatever SL that you selected in the spot chart in step 3, select that same SL but now in options chart.)
In the above case, suppose you Shorted Nifty. So, you can either buy a PUT option or sell a CALL option. The stop loss in both cases is as follows:
If you buy a PUT option:
If you sell a CALL option:
6. Now that you have chosen your stop loss, just place your stop-loss order. That's it, you are done.
Read the post a few times and you will be able to understand the process. Don't complicate things. I hope you find this post useful. Also, if anyone is interested in getting a PDF version of this thread, then you can message me, I'll provide it.
Disclaimer: This is NOT investment advice. This post is meant for learning purposes only. Invest your capital at your own risk.
Happy learning. Cheers!