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KotakBank BO of 18 month consolidationHi guys, A bullish breakout of more than 18 month long consolidation has been oberved in NSE:KOTAKBANK . If it managed to close above the trendline today then we can create a fresh position in the scrip at todays closing. sl and targets will be shared later. Exit the position if the stop loss is triggered on WCB. DO YOU WANT ALL MY RESEARCH FOR FREE THEN DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW ME. I AM EAGERLY WAITING FOR YOUR COMMENTS ON THE STUDY... Disclaimer: Content shared is for information and education purposes only and should not be treated as investment or trading advice. Please do your own analysis or take independent professional financial advice before making any investments based on your own personal circumstances. Investment in securities are subject to market risks, please carry out your due diligence before investing. And last but not the least, past performance is not indicative of future returns.
NSE:KOTAKBANKLong
by raigvivek
All eyes on ICICI Bank at 960 - Sell or Buy more?Having a plan of action before a stock you hold comes to a crucial point is essential. You have 3 decisions to make in ICICI Bank as it comes to LTH. All eyes will be on 960. I hope these rules help There are sellers at 960 - if the stock moves there slowly it will get hit back - possibly all the way back to 940 Just like happened in ITC - we need to clear the Life time high with force - maybe on an EOD basis on high volumes. At that point sellers could turn into buyers , clearing the way to 1000 Also highlights the importance of doing the fundamental work before hand - the results gave enough time to buyers to get in Setting alerts on TV is essential to avoid "reaction based trading" - set alerts and only take actions once they are triggered. Hope this helps - all comments and criticisms are welcome
NSE:JINDALSTEL
by kunal_finner
4
BankNifty RSI Bearish DivergenceObserving the BankNifty price chart, we can see that the price is making higher highs while the RSI is making lower highs, indicating a clear sign of RSI bearish divergence. Entry: To capitalise on this bearish signal, we can consider going short once the close of a strong bearish candle is below the weak support level marked on the chart. Stoploss: To manage our risk, we can place a stoploss above the weak support level. Target: Our profit target can be set near the next strong support zone marked on the chart. If you find this analysis helpful, please consider liking and following me for more insights and trading ideas. Thank you.
NSE:BANKNIFTYLong
by vt_trader
2
Capitalizing on Relative Weakness: Short ICICIBANK Long Nifty 50Introduction: In the dynamic world of trading, identifying relative strengths and weaknesses among stocks and indices is crucial for maximizing profits. This idea focuses on the underperformance of ICICIBANK compared to the Nifty 50 index. By analyzing the daily charts and employing a ratio chart, we can spot a potential opportunity for a pair trade. This write-up aims to provide an analysis of ICICIBANK's current trend, its ratio to Nifty 50, and how traders can profit from this relative weakness. Section 1: Understanding the Ratio Chart To gain further insights into ICICIBANK's relative performance, let's examine the ICICIBANK/Nifty 50 ratio chart. This ratio chart compares the price performance of ICICIBANK to that of the Nifty 50 index. By analyzing this chart, we can assess ICICIBANK's strength or weakness relative to the broader market. The ratio chart reveals a broadening wedge pattern breakdown. This breakdown suggests a bearish outlook for ICICIBANK, indicating a potential continuation of its underperformance against Nifty 50. Additionally, the ratio has been consistently trending within a downtrend channel, emphasizing ICICIBANK's persistent weakness compared to the broader market. Section 2: Pair Trade Strategy Based on the technical analysis of ICICIBANK and the ICICIBANK/Nifty 50 ratio, a pair trade strategy can be implemented to capitalize on ICICIBANK's relative weakness. The pair trade strategy involves simultaneously shorting ICICIBANK and going long on Nifty 50. By shorting ICICIBANK, traders can profit from its anticipated further decline, while being long on Nifty 50 allows them to participate in the potential upside of the broader market. It is crucial to effectively manage risk when implementing this pair trade strategy. Setting appropriate stop-loss levels based on ICICIBANK's volatility and the overall market conditions is essential. Additionally, continuous monitoring of the ICICIBANK/Nifty 50 ratio is necessary to assess any changes in relative performance and adjust positions accordingly. Conclusion: The current technical analysis of ICICIBANK, along with its ratio to Nifty 50, suggests a bearish outlook for the stock. Traders can consider implementing a pair trade strategy by shorting ICICIBANK and going long on Nifty 50, capitalizing on the relative weakness of ICICIBANK compared to the broader market. One has to closely track the above ratio chart for the stop and target level for the pair trade
NSE:ICICIBANKShort
by T_Harth
If U want to trade right see leftIt is often said - "History does not repeat, it rhymes" Price is making a rising wedge pattern similar to the earlier one (on the left side). It has also reached the previous resistance. Q - > Will the next move be similar ? A - > Not sure right now, but indications of being extra cautious are popping up as the days go by Indications - 1. The steepness of the rising trendline support - such steep trendlines do not hold for a longer time and normally the support give away 2. Price has developed Bearish divergence with the momentum indicator right at the resistance level So, at least as a trader we need to keep ourselves close to the exit door. Happy Trading !
NSE:ICICIBANK
by riskOmeter
2