Cyber MondayUp to 80% OFF

Community ideas

Nifty 50 Structural Analysis [24/11/2025: Monday]Nifty 50 Structural Analysis for 24th of November 2025 Monthly Time Frame Structure: Green Candle. The trend is upward rising. Back-to-back 3-months positive move. Formation of a Cup-and-handle pattern. Signs of Bullish continuation. Stay bullish. Weekly Time Frame Structure: Net bullish week. But there is selling pressure at 26200. The view is bullish to indecisive. Daily Time Frame Structure: Selling pressure with a red candle at the top of the trend. We have to remain bullish until level 26000 is decisively breached. Not the time to bet bearish trades yet. Institutional bias (35 EMA) is upward sloping. Bullish trend, but I'm indecisive. 60-Minute Time Frame Structure: There is selling pressure at the 26200 and 26150 levels. Level 26100 is also becoming a stronger resistance. Level 26000 is a good psychological support point. There is a high chance that the price will touch the 26000 level again. Institutional bias (35 EMA) is bullish to flatish. The view is bullish to indecisive. 30-Minute Time Frame Structure: Price structure is forming a lower lows and lower highs structure. No sign of taking a bullish trade. Level 26100 is a major resistance, while level 26000 is a major support. Institutional bias (35 EMA) is flat to bearish. Price is in a mean reversion structure. Kind of either flat or downward consolidation. High chance that price will try to reach 100 EMA and 200 EMA. The view is indecisive to bearish. Trade Condition for Bullish Set-Up: (i) Price sustains above the opening price. (ii) Price builds a higher highs and lower lows structure above 26100. Trade Condition for Bearish Set-Up: (i) Price sustains below the opening price. (ii) Price decisively sustains below the level 26000. No Trading Zone (N.T.Z.): { 26100 - 26000 } Event: No major event. No expiry. But Tuesday is the monthly expiry. Expecting volatility. Note: "Mark your points. Trade your points. Price is God. Anything can happen. Therefore, trade what you see, not what you believe." Happy Trading!
NSE:NIFTY
by deep_bhattacharjee_db
1
Sensex - Weekly review Nov 24 to Nov 28We can see a very interesting pattern formation. Price has formed an ascending triangle pattern before breaking out to the upside. After that, it has formed a descending triangle. There is a trend direction zone between 85000 and 85200. How the price reacts between 85000 and 85200 will decide the trend direction. Buy above 85260 with the stop loss of 85120 for the targets 85380, 85520, 85680, 85840, 85980, 86120 and 86300. Sell below 84900 with the stop loss of 85060 for the targets 84760, 84620, 84480, 84320, 84160, 84020, 83880 and 83740. As per the daily chart, important support is seen at 84500 to 85600. Always do your analysis before taking any trade.
BSE:SENSEX
by vanathi
12
Part 3 Learn Institutional Trading 1. Option Buying Risks High time decay Entire premium can be lost Low probability of profit if market does not move fast 2. Option Selling Risks Unlimited loss potential Requires high margin Needs strong risk management skills 3. Volatility Risk Changes in implied volatility affect premium prices. 4. Liquidity Risk Low liquidity leads to poor fill prices. 5. Emotional Risk Options move fast, causing psychological stress for beginners. Thus, risk management, position sizing, and discipline are essential.
NSE:INFYEducation
by SkyTradingZone
Candle Patterns Candlestick patterns are one of the most widely used tools in technical analysis. Originating from 17th-century Japanese rice trading, they provide visual information about market psychology, price momentum, and potential trend reversals. Each candlestick represents price movement during a specific time period—whether 1 minute, 1 hour, 1 day, or more. By studying candlestick patterns, traders try to anticipate whether buyers or sellers are gaining control and what the next move might be. A candlestick consists of four key data points: open, high, low, and close. The body of the candle reflects the distance between the open and close, while the wicks (also called shadows) indicate the highs and lows. A bullish candle typically closes higher than it opens, while a bearish candle closes lower. When these candles form specific shapes or sequences, they become candlestick patterns. Candlestick patterns fall into three major categories: bullish reversal, bearish reversal, and continuation patterns. Understanding each helps traders identify potential turning points and trend confirmations.
NSE:TATASTEELEducation
by TechnicalExpress
Premium Chart Pattern Understanding Chart Patterns Every chart pattern represents crowd psychology—fear, greed, uncertainty, accumulation, or distribution. Institutional traders leave their footprint on charts, and patterns help retail traders align with their moves. Patterns are formed across all time frames: 1-minute charts for scalping 5–15 minutes for intraday 1 hour for swing trading Daily/weekly charts for positional trading The bigger the time frame, the more reliable the pattern.
NSE:BANKNIFTYEducation
by TechnicalExpress
FINV - The Absurd Valuation Or Value TrapNYSE:FINV has a consistent history of trading at valuation multiples that are a fraction of the broader market and even its own industry peers. The market has persistently applied a heavy discount, due to a combination of factors: Geopolitical tensions and an unpredictable regulatory environment have always weighed on Chinese equities. The entire online lending sector is often viewed with suspicion regarding credit quality and regulatory risk. Limited analyst coverage and lower institutional ownership often lead to less efficient pricing. However, the current situation is a clear anomaly. Following the Q3 2025 earnings report, the stock's P/E ratio has collapsed to 3.3x. This is not just cheap; it is at the very bottom of its own historical valuation range, a level only seen once before in the past five years during the post-COVID regulatory crackdown in 2022. Metric 2022 Low 2025 Current Change P/E Ratio ~3.2x ~3.3x ~ Even Stock Price ~$3.50 ~$4.89 +40% EPS $1.10 $1.50 +36% Net Income $318M $393M +24% The market is pricing the stock as if the China slowdown is the only news. While completely ignoring the good news about record earnings, strong international growth, massive buybacks. It has punished the stock back to its historical valuation floor, even though the business itself is on much firmer ground. To me it doesn't seem like a value trap. A value trap is a company that appears cheap but whose fundamentals are in terminal decline. FinVolution is the opposite: a company whose fundamentals are improving but is being priced as if it's in decline. Disclaimer: I have taken a position in FINV before writing this idea. This is my view and is being shared under the right to expression. Do not mistakenly consider this as my professional advice.
NYSE:FINVLong
by jyotibansalanalysis
21 Nov 2025 — Nifty’s Long coming to an end? Weekly PostmortemNifty Stance Bullish 🐂 On 12th November, we went bullish after the EMA crossed over. If you observe the price action from 11 AM on 11/11/25 you can notice the massive recovery that came in Nifty. Even though the EMAs crossed over in the last minute on 11th, the trading system actually gave the signal only during the opening minutes of 12th, Wednesday. From there, the markets hit a new ATH of 26246 and then cooled off a bit. Actually, we were on track to take out 26400, if we hadn't got that crazy move on S&P500 on 20th Nov. SPX fell 3.49% from its intraday high to intraday low and this really took a toll on Nifty the next day. Nifty is still long, but the EMAs are converging, which could signal a reversal if we stay flat or drop in points. The nearest supports are at 25906 and 25681, and you may already be aware that we do not have a resistance.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by viswaram
TRIDENT 1 Month Time Frame ✅ What we see Fundamentals Current price ~ ₹28.38. Market cap ~ ₹14,462 cr, P/E ~32.8×, P/B ~3.15×. ROE quite low (~8-10% range) and growth over past years has been muted. 52-week high ~ ₹40.20, 52-week low ~ ₹23.11. Recent quarterly figures: sales up modestly; profits under pressure. Technical / Price context The share is nearer to its 52-week low than high, which may offer perceived value to some. Some moving-average crossovers (per reports) flagged “sell signals” in short term. Short-term return in past month has been very small (~0.64% 1-month return).
NSE:TRIDENTLong
by Knowledgehub