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The BIGGEST reason you don’t reach your goals is…
Not what you think.
It’s not just laziness…
Not the obstacles that life throws your way…
It’s your lack of CONVICTION.
You see,
When you’re chasing a goal, but the path to achieve it is uncertain…
You fear that you might be wasting your effort. So what do you do?
👉 You stop taking action.
You stop working so hard.
You start to procrastinate.
Our lack of CONVICTION is the very root of our laziness!
But,
What if you KNEW it would work out eventually? Wouldn’t you be rushing to get to work now?
That’s why belief must come first. Even when the odds aren’t in your favor.
Sure, not everything you believe is possible, is actually possible. But…
Everything you believe isn’t possible, will never be possible.
Belief. Must. Come. First.
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Basic Chart Pattern is very effectiveHello Traders !
I ussually use basic chart pattern on my technical analysis. I think it's very useful for traders. Many trader still use it and CMT book still write and train it for many student in the world.
Some chart pattern which I appreciate like as :
1/ Head and Shoulder
2/ 2 Top -2 Bottom
3/ Flag pattern
4/ Wedge
Example, Gold chart (h1) as bellow, I use only 2 top-2 bottom to trade and you can see that it is very effective.
PCR For Intraday Option's Trader Certainly! The Put-Call Ratio (PCR) is a statistical indicator used in options trading to gauge market sentiment. It compares the trading volume of put options (which give the right to sell an asset at a predetermined price) to that of call options (which give the right to buy an asset at a predetermined price) for a specific underlying security (such as a stock or ETF) within a given timeframe (usually a day or a week). The formula for calculating the PCR is:
PCR=Call Option OI / Put Option OI
Here’s what it tells us:
A rising PCR (greater than 0.7 or exceeding 1) indicates that traders are buying more puts than calls. This suggests bearish sentiment, as investors may be speculating that the market will move lower or hedging their portfolios against a potential sell-off.
A falling PCR (below 0.7 and approaching 0.5) is considered a bullish indicator. It means more calls are being bought relative to puts, signaling optimism about a bull market ahead.
Remember that the put-call ratio can be influenced by recent events, earnings reports, and overall market conditions.
PCR (PUT CALL RATIO) With Professionals The Put Call Ratio (PCR) is a tool in the stock market to understand how investors feel about a stock or the market's future. It compares the number of put options to call options traded. More puts traded mean investors expect prices to fall (bearish). More calls traded mean investors expect prices to rise (bullish).
PCR is also considered as a contrarian indicator which helps traders not to get caught in the herd mood of the market. Based on the extreme PCR ratio, the trader might take a call to buy or sell against the prevailing mood of the market
Option Trading with Professionals Options are financial contracts that give the holder the right (but not the obligation) to buy or sell a financial instrument (like stocks, funds, commodities, or indexes) at a specific price within a certain time frame.
There are two main types of options:
Call options: Give the right to buy the underlying asset.
Put options: Give the right to sell the underlying asset.
Options derive their value from an underlying asset, and a stock option contract typically represents 100 shares of the underlying stock.
Key Features of Options:
Strike Price: The price at which an option can be exercised.
Expiration Date: The date at which an option expires and becomes worthless.
Option Premium: The price at which an option is purchased.
Hathway - Inverse/Reverse Head and ShoulderCMP - 23
TGT - 42
⚡️Disclaimer: Any of my posts should not be considered as a Buy/Sell/Hold recommendation. This analysis is for educational and learning purpose only⚡️
Description:
Reverse head and shoulders chart pattern is a bullish chart which signals a potential reversal of a downtrend. It is the opposite of the head and shoulders chart pattern (which is a bearish formation)
The reverse head and shoulders chart pattern consists of three (3) troughs (u-like chart formation):
1) The first is identified as Left Shoulder
2) The second and deepest is called Head
3) The Third is called Right Shoulder
4) Neckline is the zone where the price has hit a resistance and corrected multiple times (as seen in the chart)
Target Measurement: Draw price range from the lowest point of the Head to the Neckline and place it at the neckline. (the points measured in the depth is target from the neckline)
Alkyl Amines - Descending ChannelA descending channel is a chart pattern which indicates a downward trend in a stock price. Visually, a descending channel angles downward, from a high point to a lower point.
It is drawn by connecting the lower highs and lower lows of a security's price with parallel trend lines. This should have at least 2 resistance and 2 support zones to establish a channel-like pattern
Usually traders wait for a breakout to signal an entry point, which is when the stock price breaches an established channel's boundaries, either on the upper or lower side.
Target - Target could be placed at a recent high, Since this type pf chart pattern may have multiple lower highs. One could look for a lower high with good consolidation. This is where most buyers would be stuck and may want to exit as soon as the stock price reaches that price. For example: Below mentioned is one such price zone.
CMP 2124
TGT 3203 (50%)
⚡️Disclaimer: Any of my posts should not be considered as a Buy/Sell/Hold recommendation. This analysis is for educational and learning purpose only⚡️
Bajaj Hindusthan Sugar - Cup and Handle (Weekly Chart)A cup and handle pattern on a stock chart is an pattern which resembles a cup with a handle, where the cup is in the shape of a "u" and the handle has a slight downward drift or consolidation.
The cup and handle is considered a bullish signal, with the right-hand side of the pattern typically experiencing lower trading volume.
A cup and handle is considered a bullish signal extending an uptrend, and it is used to spot opportunities to go long.
Target Measurement - The depth (which is the bottom price of the cup till neckline) is measured and placed on the neckline to get the final target
Technical traders using this indicator should place a stop buy at the bottom of the handle on closing basis
Adani Wilmar - Rangebound StartegyA range-bound trading strategy refers to a method in which traders buy at the support zone and sell at the resistance zone for a given stock. If price has bounced back multiple times from support and corrected multiple times from a particular resistance zone, this creates a good range to trade.
Typically, traders use range-bound trading in conjunction with other indicators, such as RSI or MACD
Nifty - Market Sentiment Cycle on Actual ChartThere are 14 stages of market sentiment cycle, the 2 stages which are the most interesting and which every seasoned trader tries to identify are Euphoria and Despondency / Depression.
Euphoria stage - This is the point of maximum financial risk
Despondency / Depression - Point of maximum financial opportunity
Have tried to plot the best estimate to understand where are we currently in the market sentiment cycle. Markets are completely unpredictable and the shared chart is only for an understanding to try and plot the sentiment cycle in real-world scenario
What are Pullbacks And RetracementsHello friends and mates, today I am trying to share an educational idea with you on Pullback & Retracement and I hope you all will like this publication.
Understanding the Difference Between Pullback and Retracement in Trading
In the world of trading and technical analysis, understanding market movements is crucial for making informed decisions. Two terms that often surface in this context are "pullback" and "retracement." While they may appear similar and are sometimes used interchangeably, they represent distinct concepts. This article aims to elucidate the differences between pullbacks and retracements, helping traders to better navigate the markets.
What is a Pullback-:
A pullback refers to a temporary decline or incline in the price of a financial asset within an existing trend. It is a short-term reversal that occurs when the price experiences a brief drop before continuing in the direction of the prevailing trend. Pullbacks are common and are often seen as natural pauses that allow the market to consolidate gains before resuming the trend.
Characteristics of a Pullback-:
Duration- Typically short-term, lasting from a few days to a few weeks.
Depth- Usually shallow compared to the overall trend.
Market Behavior- Occurs within an ongoing trend (uptrend or downtrend).
Opportunity- Often viewed as a buying opportunity in an uptrend or a selling opportunity in a downtrend.
Example- In an uptrend, if a share price rises from 100 rupees to 150 rupees and then dips to 120 before continuing to rise, the dip from 150 to 120 is considered a pullback and after when price will move again in the direction of 150 then it will considered as retracement. In uptrend pullbacks often are buying opportunities.
What is a Retracement-:
A retracement, on the other hand, refers to a temporary reversal in the direction of the prevailing trend. Unlike pullbacks, retracements can be more significant in terms of price movement and duration. They are generally viewed as corrections within the larger trend, rather than a complete trend reversal.
Characteristics of a Retracement-:
Duration- Can be short-term or medium-term, potentially lasting longer than pullbacks.
Depth- Can be more significant compared to pullbacks, often retracing a substantial portion of the trend.
Market Behavior- Represents a temporary reversal but not a change in the overall trend.
Analysis Tool- Often analyzed using Fibonacci retracement levels to identify potential support and resistance areas.
Example-In an downtrend, if a stock price decline from 150 rupees to 100 rupees and then rise back to 120 rupees and before resuming its downward movement the decline from 150 to 100 is considered a pullback and after when price will move again in the direction of 100 levels will considered as retracement. In downtrend pullbacks often are selling opportunities.
Here are some Key Differences Between Pullback and Retracement
1.Scope and Duration
Pullback- Short-term, shallow dips within the trend.
Retracement- Can be short-term or medium-term, with deeper corrections.
2. Market Perception
Pullback- Seen as a minor correction or pause within the prevailing trend.
Retracement- Viewed as a more significant correction but not a trend reversal.
Analytical Tools for them
Pullback- Often identified visually without specific tools, seen as part of trend-following strategies.
Retracement- Frequently analyzed using Fibonacci retracement levels to pinpoint potential reversal points.
Trading Strategies
Pullback- Traders often use pullbacks to enter positions in the direction of the trend at a better price.
Retracement- Traders may look for retracement levels to enter or exit positions, anticipating a continuation of the overall trend after the correction.
Practical Application in Trading
Understanding the distinction between pullbacks and retracements can significantly enhance a trader’s ability to make informed decisions. For instance, during a strong uptrend, a savvy trader might look to buy during pullbacks, capitalizing on temporary dips to acquire assets at a lower price. Conversely, recognizing a retracement can help in setting more strategic entry and exit points, using tools like Fibonacci retracement to anticipate where the price might find support or resistance.
In conclusion, while both pullbacks and retracements are temporary reversals within an existing trend, they differ in scope, duration, and the tools used for their analysis. By mastering these concepts, traders can better predict market movements and optimize their trading strategies, enhancing their potential for success in the dynamic world of financial markets.
Thanks for Reading Mates
Best Regards-: Amit
BUDGET 2024: Technical Outlook & Money Flow in Different SectorsNSE IT SECTORS NSE:CNXIT
TREND: POSITIVE
India IT sector is currently on an upward trend.
After a bullish Pole & Flag pattern was spotted on the chart, a breakout occurred leading to a surge in index and the formation of a bullish Pennant pattern.
Encountering resistance at the 38,600 level, the IT index underwent a correction and consolidation phase.
During this consolidation, a Rounding Bottom pattern emerged, suggesting a potential continuation of the trend.
Since the breakout, the index has successfully maintained levels above the breakout point and is steadily climbing higher.
NSE FMCG SECTORS NSE:CNXFMCG
TREND: POSITIVE
The chart shows a strong uptrend.
In the past, there was a bullish Pole & Flag pattern formation, resulting in a surge after the breakout.
The index faced significant resistance at 58,000, causing a correction and consolidation.
A Cup & Handle pattern appeared emerged in the chart, suggesting a potential continuation of the trend.
The recent breakout in the cup & handle pattern suggests that the FMCG index has managed to stay above the breakout level and is gradually moving higher.
NSE METAL SECTORS NSE:CNXMETAL
TREND: NEGATIVE
The metal industry underwent a period of consolidation time and again in the past.
Reaching a peak near the 10,200 level, the metal index consolidated again, and a recent breakdown suggests a potential downward movement.
Looking at the downside, the 8,800 level could serve as a solid support, leading to a possible rebound in the index.
NSE MEDIA SECTOR NSE:CNXMEDIA
TREND: NEGATIVE
A bullish Ascending Triangle pattern was visible in the chart earlier.
Instead of breaking upwards, the index experienced a breakdown, marked by a powerful bearish marubozu candle.
Furthermore, the support level was breached, leading to a notable decline.
The index eventually found support and traded within a box pattern.
Following the breakout, the index rallied but encountered resistance at the former support level, now acting as a resistance post-breakdown.
It is anticipated that the Media index will continue to decline and potentially find support around the 1,750 level.
Trading Vs Investment In INDIAN STOCK MarketThere are so many opinions are running in the market in the name of STRATEGY.
Somebody is saying -"Investment is safer than trading."
But not similarly nobody or rarely anybody is saying ' trading skill is very important to know'
Then what to do? Discussing problem is not the solution obviously.
In a very simple format I can say.
Example:
You need Rs.30k per month as income.
If you have skill to generate 2% ROI from X cap, then you need 15L corpus in hand.
Your strategy must have some valuable points Risk Reward, Minimum Cap Req, ROI and Frequency of trade.
Now coming to the conclusion. If you don't have 15k corpus and you don't have skill to generate 2% ROI per month then 30000 per month expectation is useless. So trading and investment nothing will work here. But if you no need to earn monthly from this market then INVESTMENT is completely fine. But if you need earning regularly then you need to know trading and investment both. So both skills are important depends upon your requirement.
I hope this will give a brief view on trading and investment.
Please let me know if you want to know more insightful topics like that or any specific topic that I can share with you.
Log Scale vs Linear Scale ChartsLog Scale vs Linear Scale Charts.
Log Scale - It is a type of representation where price is equally distributed in percentage.
Linear Scale - It is type of representation where price is equally distributed in terms of price points.
There will be no difference in terms of Moving averages, Fibonacci, Horizontal levels if you select any of two option.
DIVISLAB and ONGC showing high rise in Future OIDIVISLAB
The price has been consolidating in a narrow range for more than a year.
Recently, the price successfully surpassed its resistance level.
Since the breakout, the price has maintained above the breakout point and is steadily increasing.
The current RSI is above 60, suggesting strong buying pressure.
ONGC
Before, the price was rising steadily, pushing the highs and lows higher.
Since March’24, the price has entered a consolidation phase, and an ascending triangle pattern has been established.
A breakout with significant volume has occurred recently.
The RSI is currently above 60, indicating strong buying pressure.
BBTC: Keep an eye on this multiyear breakout stock(1) The price at the 2050 level was strongly rejected in the past, leading to an 63% decrease.
(2) Eventually, the price found support near 690 and began to rise.
(3) However, it was rejected again near 1570 and fell.
(4) The price surged after a notable increase, breaking through its trendline resistance and carrying on with its upward momentum.
(5) At long last, after nearly half a decade, the price managed to shatter its resistance barrier and hold its ground above it.
Glrnmark Pharma's upward trend is notable. Can it be maintained?(1) Before, the price was strongly rejected around the 1250 level.
(2) Then, the price dropped by about 85%.
(3) Later on, the price found support near the 165 level and began to rise.
(4) However, the price was rejected again around the 690 level and dropped.
(5) After a significant increase, the price finally broke the neckline of the Double Bottom pattern and continued to rise.
(6) Finally, after nearly 9 years, the price successfully broke through its resistance zone and maintained its position above it.
IEX - entering Stage-2 after long accumulation- trade/investmentThe analysis is done on Weekly TF.
The purpose of sharing this analysis is to make viewers understand the stage concept
Legendary Trader - Stan Weinstein has introduced this concept of Stage analysis of a stock.
A stock goes through 4 stages in its lifetime and the cycle repeats.
The stock has been in accumulation phase for past 2 years almost and now seems to be coming out of its stage-1 and entering into Stage-2
A stock moves fastest in its stage-2 and hence a stock entering stage-2 should always be on our radar for opportunities if we want to make good money.
This concept of Stage analysis has been used by many traders/investors like Mark Minervini and others.
The above analysis is purely for educational purpose. Traders must do their own study & follow risk management before entering into any trade
Checkout my other ideas to understand how one can earn from stock markets with simple trade setups. Feel Free to comment below this or connect with me for any query or suggestion regarding this stock or Price Action Analysis.
BPCL LONG TRADEThis is my today's (13-06-24) trade on #BPCL .
Booked 1:1
Stock was on strong uptrend,Entry based on Pullback at good Demand zone with confluence of proper signals moving averages and volume.
Overall Market was in sideways today so stock was not giving strong movements.
Then booked 1:1 &close.
Im hoping 1:2 hits tomorrow