Indigo
Indigo Airlines Showing re-testIndigo Airlines after breaking away from the trendline is showing a retest. If it sustains, it can break the triangle to move upwards for a target of 2000.
If the retest fails, it will remain outside the trend line with bears taking control of the trend. For time being, watch and enter when opportunity strikes.
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Downtrend channel breakout in INDIGO for target of 1815+ Since last 1-month trading session INDIGO consolidating in downtrend parallel channel. In today's session, we have seen the breakout of this parallel channel. After breakout expected next, the immediate target will be 1780 and 1815+ in the upcoming trading session. Good stock to go long above 1670 with last swing low stop loss at 1640. This trade can give minimum 1:3+ risk reward.
Indigo - Consolidation (Support & Resistance zone analysis)Indigo is moving up and down in a consolidation region.
After breaking the 1700 levels recently it has created 1750 - 1765 as its major resistance zone.
The evening star candlestick pattern can be seen on Friday on the chart but the volume of selling was not more than the previous day which is generally expected. It means the retailers have exited their positions from Indigo and not the big player.
The next support seems to be with the trend line and from there if a candle with good volume is seen then the price can move towards 1800 levels. Considering the result is pending on 25 Jan for Q3, the price can have surprising moves as well.
It will be interesting to see how the confluence of Earnings, Candlestick, and Support Zone work together.
INDIGO: BUY/SELL Algo demonstrationHOW TO FOLLOW ALGO SIGNAL:
Deciding buy/sell
1.Strictly use only on 1 hour time frame.
2.Wait for a ‘X’ sign before mind make up. A red ‘X’ means look for selling opportunity , a green ‘X’ means look for buying opportunity.
Taking a position:
3.Wait for an arrow before entering into any position. A red arrow on upside of a bar pointing downward means open short position. A green arrow below the bar pointing upward means open buy position.
4.NOTE: Only after the the signalling of X , look for arrow. Do not buy/sell if you see any arrow before the signal of X.
5.STOP LOSS should be the most recent swing high/low or most recent STRONG CANDLE’S high/low.
While maintaining the position :
6.The small triangles after the each bar completion tells you to hold the position. The red triangles appearing upside on the bar tells you to hold the short position, whereas the green triangles appearing below the bars tells you to hold the long position.
Exiting the position:
7.After you create a buy position , if you see a green arrow above any bar pointing downward, then you should either book partially/leave the position for sometime. You will get another signal to re-enter.
8.Similarly, after you create a sell position , if you see a red arrow below any bar pointing upward, then you should either book partially/leave the position for sometime. You will get another signal to re-enter.
9.While being in position if you see any X signal which is opposite of your trade , then leave your position immediately.
10.When you see a big red circle dot then you must exit all your short positions. Contrary , when you see a big green circle dot , you must exit all your long positions. And then wait for a X-signal.
No Trading Zone:
11.When you get frequent X-signals in green-red-green-red & that too very close, then its means that stock is going to form a range. One should wait for the range break & move away to another stock. (THIS IS WHERE YOU WILL REQUIRE A PRACTICE TO IDENTIFY THE RANGE)
INDIGO: ALGO SELL SIGNAL HOW TO FOLLOW ALGO SIGNAL:
Deciding buy/sell
1.Strictly use only on 1 hour time frame.
2.Wait for a ‘X’ sign before mind make up. A red ‘X’ means look for selling opportunity , a green ‘X’ means look for buying opportunity.
Taking a position:
3.Wait for an arrow before entering into any position. A red arrow on upside of a bar pointing downward means open short position. A green arrow below the bar pointing upward means open buy position.
4.NOTE: Only after the the signalling of X , look for arrow. Do not buy/sell if you see any arrow before the signal of X.
5.STOP LOSS should be the most recent swing high/low or most recent STRONG CANDLE’S high/low.
While maintaining the position :
6.The small triangles after the each bar completion tells you to hold the position. The red triangles appearing upside on the bar tells you to hold the short position, whereas the green triangles appearing below the bars tells you to hold the long position.
Exiting the position:
7.After you create a buy position , if you see a green arrow above any bar pointing downward, then you should either book partially/leave the position for sometime. You will get another signal to re-enter.
8.Similarly, after you create a sell position , if you see a red arrow below any bar pointing upward, then you should either book partially/leave the position for sometime. You will get another signal to re-enter.
9.While being in position if you see any X signal which is opposite of your trade , then leave your position immediately.
10.When you see a big red circle dot then you must exit all your short positions. Contrary , when you see a big green circle dot , you must exit all your long positions. And then wait for a X-signal.
No Trading Zone:
11.When you get frequent X-signals in green-red-green-red & that too very close, then its means that stock is going to form a range. One should wait for the range break & move away to another stock. (THIS IS WHERE YOU WILL REQUIRE A PRACTICE TO IDENTIFY THE RANGE)
INDIGO: ALGO SELL/BUY SIGNAL PERFORMANCEHOW TO FOLLOW ALGO SIGNAL:
Deciding buy/sell
1.Strictly use only on 1 hour time frame.
2.Wait for a ‘X’ sign before mind make up. A red ‘X’ means look for selling opportunity , a green ‘X’ means look for buying opportunity.
Taking a position:
3.Wait for an arrow before entering into any position. A red arrow on upside of a bar pointing downward means open short position. A green arrow below the bar pointing upward means open buy position.
4.NOTE: Only after the the signalling of X , look for arrow. Do not buy/sell if you see any arrow before the signal of X.
5.STOP LOSS should be the most recent swing high/low or most recent STRONG CANDLE’S high/low.
While maintaining the position :
6.The small triangles after the each bar completion tells you to hold the position. The red triangles appearing upside on the bar tells you to hold the short position, whereas the green triangles appearing below the bars tells you to hold the long position.
Exiting the position:
7.After you create a buy position , if you see a green arrow above any bar pointing downward, then you should either book partially/leave the position for sometime. You will get another signal to re-enter.
8.Similarly, after you create a sell position , if you see a red arrow below any bar pointing upward, then you should either book partially/leave the position for sometime. You will get another signal to re-enter.
9.While being in position if you see any X signal which is opposite of your trade , then leave your position immediately.
10.When you see a big red circle dot then you must exit all your short positions. Contrary , when you see a big green circle dot , you must exit all your long positions. And then wait for a X-signal.
No Trading Zone:
11.When you get frequent X-signals in green-red-green-red & that too very close, then its means that stock is going to form a range. One should wait for the range break & move away to another stock. (THIS IS WHERE YOU WILL REQUIRE A PRACTICE TO IDENTIFY THE RANGE)
Indigo- Good Setup to Go Long- Swing TradeNSE:INDIGO is forming good Base and Crossing 1395 will be Good Buy for Target of 1600 with SL1300.
My Analysis point of view is for Swing Trade based on Delivery stock.
Why Bases Form
A base visually represents a great stock’s need to take a break. After a nice run-up in price, preferably 30% or more, such a stock will decline – in most cases, mildly. This is often the beginning of a new base. At some point, demand among mutual funds, banks, hedge funds, pension plans, and the like suddenly spikes. So, does the stock’s price. A breakout past a base’s proper buy point begins.
Good Read Related to Understanding Bases/Pattern and how to Trade them
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