Nifty Trading Strategy for 17th January 2025Nifty Trading Strategy Using 15-Minute Candlestick
Buy Strategy:
Entry Point:
Condition: Wait for the 15-minute candle to close above 23,400.
Trigger: Buy when the price moves above the high of the 15-minute candle that closed above 23,400.
Targets:
First Target: 23,440
Second Target: 23,490
Third Target: 23,525
Stop-Loss:
Set a stop-loss order below the low of the 15-minute candle that closed above 23,400 to limit potential losses.
Trailing Stop-Loss:
Use a trailing stop-loss to lock in profits as the price moves towards the targets. For example, set a trailing stop of 10 points below the current price.
Profit Booking:
As the price reaches each target, consider booking partial profits to secure gains. For instance, sell a portion of the position at 23,440, another portion at 23,490, and the remaining position at 23,525.
Sell Strategy:
Entry Point:
Condition: Wait for the 15-minute candle to close below 23,300.
Trigger: Sell when the price moves below the low of the 15-minute candle that closed below 23,300.
Targets:
First Target: 23,260
Second Target: 23,220
Third Target: 22,175
Stop-Loss:
Set a stop-loss order above the high of the 15-minute candle that closed below 23,300 to limit potential losses.
Trailing Stop-Loss:
Use a trailing stop-loss to lock in profits as the price moves towards the targets. For example, set a trailing stop of 10 points above the current price.
Profit Booking:
As the price reaches each target, consider booking partial profits to secure gains. For instance, sell a portion of the position at 23,260, another portion at 23,220, and the remaining position at 22,175.
Risk Management:
Position Sizing:
Use proper position sizing to ensure you do not risk more than 1-2% of your trading capital on a single trade. This helps to manage risk and protect your capital.
Diversification:
Avoid putting all your capital into a single trade or asset. Diversify your trades across different assets to minimize risk.
Discipline:
Stick to the trading plan and do not deviate from the strategy. Avoid making impulsive decisions based on emotions.
Disclaimer:
I am not SEBI registered. This strategy is based on historical data and technical analysis. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Trading involves risk, and you should only invest money that you can afford to lose. Always conduct your own research or consult with a financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
This detailed strategy provides comprehensive guidelines for trading Nifty with clear entry and exit points, stop-loss orders, trailing stop-losses, and defined targets based on the 15-minute candlestick chart.
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Nifty Trading Strategy for 3rd January 2025Nifty Trading Strategy
Key Levels:
Buy Above: The high of the 15-minute candle that closes above 24,235
Sell Below: The low of the 1-hour candle that closes below 24,035
Targets:
Upside Targets: 24,275, 24,318, 24,352
Downside Targets: 24,980, 24,945, 24,900
Strategy Details:
Buy Signal: Enter a buy position above the high of the 15-minute candle that closes above 24,235, aiming for targets of 24,275, 24,318, and 24,352.
Sell Signal: Enter a sell position below the low of the 1-hour candle that closes below 24,035, aiming for targets of 24,980, 24,945, and 24,900.
Trailing Stop-Loss: Use a trailing stop-loss to manage risk and protect your capital.
Book Profits: Regularly book profits at the specified resistance and support levels.
Disclaimer:
I am not SEBI registered. This strategy is based on historical data and technical analysis. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Trading involves risk, and you should only invest money that you can afford to lose. Always conduct your own research or consult with a financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
Nifty Trading Strategy for 17th December 2024Nifty Trading Strategy
Key Levels:
Buy Above: The high of the candle which closes above 24,730 on a 15-minute chart
Sell Below: The low of the candle which closes below 24,555 on a 15-minute chart
Strategy Details:
Buy Signal: Enter a buy position above the high of the candle that closes above 24,730 on a 15-minute time frame.
Sell Signal: Enter a sell position below the low of the candle that closes below 24,555 on a 15-minute time frame.
Additional Tips:
Monitoring: Continuously monitor the 15-minute chart for clear buy or sell signals.
Risk Management: Always use stop-loss orders to manage risk and protect your capital.
Market Conditions: Stay updated on market news and events that could impact Nifty.
Disclaimer:
I am not SEBI registered. This analysis is for informational and educational purposes only. Please consult with a certified financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
Nifty Trading Levels for 09th December 2024Nifty Trading Levels
Buy Setup
Entry: If the 15-minute candle closes above 24,730, place a buy order above the high of the candle.
Targets:
24,850
24,950
25,030
Stop Loss: Below the low of the breakout candle.
Sell Setup
Entry: If the 15-minute candle closes below 24,570, place a sell order below the low of the candle.
Target: 24,268
Stop Loss: Above the high of the breakdown candle.
Disclaimer
The above levels are shared for educational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice.
I am not a SEBI-registered analyst. Please consult a certified financial advisor or conduct your own analysis before making any trading decisions.
Trading in the stock market involves risk; trade responsibly.
Nifty Trading Strategy for 29th November 2024Nifty Trading Strategy
Current Level: Nifty at 23914
Long Position: Above the high of the 15-minute candle that closes above 24055
Short Position: Below the low of the 15-minute candle that closes below 23780
Support Levels: 23650, 23500
Resistance Levels: 24150, 24230
Disclaimer: I am not SEBI registered. Please consult with a certified financial advisor before making any trading decisions.
NIFTY INTRADAY for 14 Jan, 20Trading in its essence is very simple. Yes there are Elliot waves and all that, but they all always give you two options (anyone who does Elliot will understand). So in the end its always you who decides whether its looking like option A or B or sometimes even option C.
It goes without saying, no one in the market can anticipate just about every news or sentimental impact of the news.
What you can do is give yourself two options every single day. Ye hua to ye karunga, wo hua to ye karunga, warna trade nahi karunga. (if A happens i will do so and so, else if B happens i will do so and so, or else i wont trade). If you do this, during the market time (since morning, when you look at SGX and stuff) your mind wont be looking for trades but will be patiently looking for indications or hints regarding the options you gave yourself the day before and when the conditions are met, you will trade with easy. Trading really requires a whole lot of common sense and most ppl underestimate that.
PS. Do check Nifty idea for 13 Jan, 20 linked below. That level of confidence can only be earned with extensive trading in the market. It took a whole lot of losses to learn that.
BANKNIFTY INTRADAY for 13 Jan,20Zones are mentioned on chart.
Newbie's takeaway:
India Vix is good, markets are giving good moves. Weekly expirys, Short coverings, Full mood Long buildups, bull traps or bear traps at just the opening are all aligning so perfectly. If one has been in the markets for say past 3-4 years and still isnt able to make money in this kind of market, well sir/ma'am, there is something particularly wrong about your understanding of even the basics of the technicals of the markets. And I believe there's nothing wrong with that, just start with kindergarten again, read books, a lot of books! (not on technical indicators, but on technicals of markets, cycles or phases of markets, the psychology behind a spinning top or behind one day's gap up opening followed by next day's gap down opening).
Long story short , You and I are rivals (that's how it is practically, right?). So, if you dont understand the game we are playing, how can you even think of a way or a method to beat me at it??
my "ONEPIECE IS REAL!!" wala speech :p
NIFTY INTRADAY for 13 Jan.20Zones are mentioned on chart.
Newbie's takeaway:
India Vix is good, markets are giving good moves. Weekly expirys, Short coverings, Full mood Long buildups, bull traps or bear traps at just the opening are all aligning so perfectly. If one has been in the markets for say past 3-4 years and still isnt able to make money in this kind of market, well sir/ma'am, there is something particularly wrong about your understanding of even the basics of the technicals of the markets. And I believe there's nothing wrong with that, just start with kindergarten again, read books, a lot of books! (not on technical indicators, but on technicals of markets, cycles or phases of markets, the psychology behind a spinning top or behind one day's gap up opening followed by next day's gap down opening).
Long story short , You and I are rivals (that's how it is practically, right?). So, if you dont understand the game we are playing, how can you even think of a way or a method to beat me at it??
my "ONEPIECE is real!!" wala speech :p
NIFTY Risk/Reward Intraday Play for 18 Dec,19UZone and Lzone are so close, its going to be difficult to trade if tomorrow's a low momentum day.
Newbie 101 : For those who can relentlessly track a chart throughout the day. Shift to 5 mins , and put a 50 period EMA . Do some analysis around it, maybe add something of your own to it (athough, if I personally want to take just one trade per day, that EMA alone is more than enough for me).
6 out of 10 days you will get opportunities. That's where and how you start.
NIFTY INTRADAY for 16 Dec,19Zones are mentioned on chart.
This is just the tip of the ice berg. Sometimes or a lot of times nifty may hereon dont fall in the zones. In such case, one must be stock specific. Levels for stocks are update on my app and amibroker indicator for zones is also available.
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