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#SUZLON LONG TRADE IDEA SETUPGreetings Folks, today I have prepared a setup of SUZLON on NSE the analysis is as follows- -the price recently broke out of a bullish pattern - its currently respecting a static resistance, which will get break in next trading day - the above resistance marked is the previous high, if price breaks pass through it the same day, this would indicate that the bullish trend still has power left, if it takes 2-3 trading days to breakout the previous high, dont set the target more than 4-5 % for safety don't play with fire, always use a predefined stoploss
NSE:SUZLONLong
by profitpujari
The Ultimate Beginners Guide to Day TradingHello everyone My name is d3ffyduck I am today gonna post some cool and new tips For the beginners in Daytrading. I am gonna divide things in Chapters so you'll learn it with ease Read it till the end Hope You learn something Chapter-1 Timeframe selection The choice of the best timeframe for chart analysis in day trading can vary depending on a trader's strategy, preferences, and the market being traded. Different timeframes offer varying levels of detail and may suit different trading styles.For Example 1-Minute Chart: This timeframe provides very detailed information, showing price movements within one-minute intervals. I prefer Using it for precise entry and exit points In day trading 5-Minute Chart: Slightly less detailed than the 1-minute chart, the 5-minute chart still offers relatively short-term insights into price movements. I use to determine my momentum for the trade i want to hold for like 1-2hrs only 15-Minute Chart: This timeframe offers a broader view of the market compared to shorter intervals. I prefer it to determine my next day momentum of the market Chapter-2 Support and resistance Using RSI I know you all knows the basics for support and resistance but today i will show you the best way. Just open your chart and use RSI Indicator and we are going to mark the overbought areas high candle and oversold area lowest candle using it for different time frames. Just a note from my side do not mark those areas again if there have already a support or resistance line in different time frame and also you can remove those level of S&R which did not hold well in different time frames 1-day time frame=I have marked the regions where the RSI turned in the overbought or oversold areas. As you can see, I have not marked the support and resistance levels since they were already established from previous market overbought and oversold. 4-hour Time frame=In this timeframe, we will only identify the levels that are above 70 and below 30 in the RSI. We'll skip the R&S that are already marked on the daily timeframe. To reiterate, please refrain from marking those levels again if we can observe that our resistance and support levels have already been established on the daily chart. 1-Hour Time Frame = I've set my preferred timeframe to a maximum of 4 to 5 months. I don't want to go below this timeframe as it will create more noise. Additionally, I'll remove the support and resistance levels that didn't react well for buyers and sellers at this point to make the chart look cleaner Chapter-3 Determining the Trend Here in this chapter we are going to use only 2 Things to keep everything simple:- SMA+EMA 200= We are going to use simple indicator or just create yourself one indicator which plots both sma and ema with same 200 timeperiod. Rules are simple if below both ma look for short if above both ma look for long You can use it for 1hr and 15 min for day trading purpose Trendlines- Trendlines are your best friend.They are the building block for your Chart pattern look for trendlines in 15 min tf for day trading purpose Chapter-4 Significance of market opening closing,high,low This is one of the important chapter for day traders and i am going to tell you how an opening closing high and low effect the whole day trade. For Example 1-Open your Chart 2-Mark the opening ,closing highs and lows for previous 3-4 days 3-Those area are going to be area of interest Tip for the beginners. Do not take any trades for the first hour From the opening of the day For example if your market opens in 9:15 am dont take trades until 10:00-10:15 cause of high volatilty Another Tip for the beginners.If you prefer to take 2 trades a day close your previous 10:00 am trade At around 11:45am -12:15 pm and start looking for another one after that. the reason because i have seen this is the time for the most probable reversal or continuation of trend for the next leg of the day Chapter-5 Significance of Gaps in the market Gaps are one of the best way to decide what will be the market trend for the rest of the day There are two type of gaps in the market 1-Gap up 2- Gap down Tip for the beginners Only trade in the strong gap up or down and as i said before do not trade in the first hour of the opening Ill show you some scenarios of gap Trading with respect to opening of the day Scenario 1st strong gap up+ Stayed above above the gap and opening for the 1 hour(9 am-10am) We can see we had a strong opening stayed above the gap up and open for atleast 1 hour so after this the trend is decided Tip for the beginners Always follow strict Risk and Reward ratio like i use 1:1.5 Scenario 2nd strong gap up+ stayed below the gap and opening for the 1 hour(9 am-10am) We can see we had a strong gap up and opening but price stayed below the opening for 1 hour so we took the short as dropped below previous closing/high Similarly we can use this for gap down scenarios Final tip from my side are:- Do meditation for 15 min before trading hours Always use stoploss Use your preferred Risk Reward ratio like 1:1.5 Do not trade in opening Hour Gaps are like your friend Trends are like a path to success Do not overtrade Dont only rely on indicators there isnt any indicator which can make you rich Use only basic indicators such as Ema,Macd,Rsi and ATR PLEASE UPVOTE AND FOLLOW FOR MORE EDUCATIONAL CHARTS AND STRATEGIES
NSE:BANKNIFTYEducation
by D3ffyDuck
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#UNIONBANK LONG TRADE IDEA SETUPGreetings Folks, today i have prepared a setup of UNION BANK on NSE the analysis is as follows- - The price has started a minor bullish trend - it is now trying to break the pivotal point that is the previous lower high, if this breaks, we can expect the price to continue the bullish trend - 2 possible entries have been depicted in the chart, do as the chart follows - have also marked the intraday trade target don't play with fire, always use a predefined stoploss
NSE:UNIONBANKLong
by profitpujari
ICICI Bank Potential Bullish SignalI am bullish on ICICI Bank and believe that the stock is in a strong uptrend. The stock has been forming a cup and handle pattern on the daily chart, which is a bullish reversal pattern. The stock has also broken out of a resistance level at 963. I am looking for the stock to reach a target of 1010 in the next 2-4 days. Entry: I would enter a long position on ICICI Bank above 963. I would use a stop loss of 960. Target: My target for the trade is 1010. I would exit the trade if the stock closes below 960. Risk: The risk on this trade is 40 points, or 4% of the stock's current price. Notes: This is just a trading idea and not financial advice. Please do your own research before making any investment decisions. Here are some additional factors to consider when trading ICICI Bank: The overall market sentiment. If the overall market is in a downtrend, it will be more difficult for ICICI Bank to break out of its current trend. The news flow. Any negative news about ICICI Bank or the banking sector could weigh on the stock price. The technical indicators. The relative strength index (RSI) is currently above 60, which indicates that the stock is overbought. This could lead to a pullback in the near term. Overall, I believe that ICICI Bank is in a strong uptrend and that the stock has the potential to reach 1010 in the next 2-4 days. However, investors should carefully consider the risks before making any investment decisions
NSE:ICICIBANKLong
by TRADING-NASA
Everyday Of The Week Is An Expiry Day | Impact Of 0 DTE Options After the latest circular from NSE, MidCPSelect Nifty which tracks a handpicked 25 stocks will have expiry date shifted from Wednesdays to Mondays. And BankNifty which tracks the top most banks in India will have expiries on Wednesdays instead of Thursdays. This change in status-quo has created a situation wherein we have a daily expiry. Much similar to the 0 DTE (zero day to expiry) by CBOE in the US. Many economists have published whitepapers on how this could impact the options trading industry, speculations, index movements. But we still have no clarity on how the future will unfold. You might already know how “options” as a financial instrument is a double edged sword due to the leverage it provides. Let me try to voice my version of what will happen! Stock markets have already caught the attention of the wanna be rich guys. Although options trading is a newer concept, stock market & betting has been here for more than 100 years. People generally buy stocks in the anticipation that they could sell it back at a higher cost and thereby profiting. Most often these buys are not because they like the underlying company or have done the research of the firm but just to get rich quick. Options trading is the next level of betting from stock trading. Options instruments CALL & PUTS give the ability of the buyer to handle a higher number of shares of the firm for a fraction of the total cost (for a limited time). That limited time is the catch here. Every option instrument will expire on a predetermined date called expiry day. Whereas the stocks have no expiry dates. What this means is that if you have purchased CALL OPTIONS you expect the stock to move up real quick before the expiry, if it doesn’t you lose the premium paid. Whereas in stocks you have the privilege to hold the shares as long as you like. The reason options were introduced was to hedge the owner of the shares against its short term fluctuations. For eg: If I own 100 shares of XYZ and I wish to hold this for the next 10 years, but a recent report says XYZ company has lost one of its licenses & the shares could tank. What I could do is buy PUT options of the firm so that my downside is protected for the short term. When I decide to buy the PUT options someone has to take the counter position. It could be the market maker or a speculator. The market maker, if he decides to sell that PUT option to me, has a net long exposure, which means he makes money only if the stocks stay as they are or move up. Technically no market maker likes to have a directional exposure, so he will immediately take another few trades to become delta neutral. Or it could be a speculator who is just there to make money. This guy may not have a stock holding against the position he has taken. Most likely this person has the belief that stock XYZ is moving up. Stocks still have a monthly expiry, which gives ample time for the buyer/seller of the option instrument to change or modify their long/short exposure according to the price action/news flow. Whereas Indices are now set with weekly & monthly expiries. Earlier both Nifty50 and BankNifty expired on the same day ~ Thursday. So the speculation was either mostly on that one day or via overnight positions built up towards the expiry. With the new changes 6 separate indices are set to expire on separate days of the week, which means a speculator has the opportunity to gamble into a long or short exposure every single day of the week. We now know the speculator is only interested in making money provided his views/research is accurate. Honestly I still dont believe any retail trader is a match for the institutions with their supercomputers, mathematical modeling or the kind of talent they attract. So if someone has to lose money in this process, it has to be the lowest hanging fruit. Since there are daily expiries, the retail trader is enticed into an opportunity to make easy money. The good thing is that overnight is not there, but this trader has to be knowledgeable enough on what he is getting into. Both the size & count of betting will increase & its going to be a harvest for the Government, Brokers & Professional Traders. After a while it is going to be like any gambling sport or a lottery business. Market makers will be glad to offer a wider bid/ask spread and profit, usually the end trader is not aware of this slippage. Since the volume of trades are going to explode, there is a risk of risk-oversight. Let me try to explain. Case1: Markets prefer to stay range bound — this is the best case for all the participants. Most often the day ends just like the day begins & there are no hefty options adjustments, roll up or roll down. The premiums in the strikes will be normal (usually low) Since the swings are normal, option strikes do not create unwanted build up of open interest (volumes will be as usual) This scenario is safe for all the participants even though there is an equal amount of money to be won or lost. Case2: If the markets start to pick a direction — it is going to have a spiraling effect which cannot be quantified by any mathematical modeling If the markets are moving against a net sell position, the trader will start covering to reduce loss. This will create a spike in open interest of that strike & nearby strikes. Once the volumes begin to spike, more speculators will jump in creating premium mispricing. When the option premium mis-pricing exists, arbitrageurs will enter the game. Market makers will be glad to write options & counter balance it by going long or short in the underlying. This algo or HFT will further escalate the directional move. This 2nd category will create a self perpetuating trap if left unchecked. The high frequency traders are usually computerized and do not stop if they see the directional movement picking up speed. These machines feed on this distress & usually suck the soul out of the retail traders. Well it’s not a fault, but the machines are engineered that way. The indices would fall or rise for no real reason and could wipe out a select portion of traders due to their unlimited loss options exposure. And the next day this index could revert to normal as this fall/rise was just due to speculation & nothing to do with fundamentals. A black monday or a flash crash could be normal and more frequent. And there are 2 instances where this could even translate into deeper wounds. The same component stocks, almost in the same weightage are participating in adjacent expiries. FinNifty on Tuesdays & BankNifty on Wednesdays Nifty50 on Thursdays & Sensex on Fridays. So if we had a big movement on a Tuesday, it could even set the stage for further acceleration on Wednesday as the same underlying component stocks were impacted. Having said all these, I am sure there would be many think tanks who would have thought through all these & implemented some safety nets to protect the vulnerable subset of people. If the case1 scenario plays out it should be a hunting ground even for a commoner like you & me to make some money!
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by viswaram