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SMARTLINKSMARTLINK:- Stock is about to give breakout after almost 2 years, is consolidating near resistance Hello traders, As always, simple and neat charts so everyone can understand and not make it too complicated. rest details mentioned in the chart. will be posting more such ideas like this. Until that, like share and follow :) check my other ideas to get to know about all the successful trades based on price action. Thanks, Ajay. keep learning and keep earning.
NSE:SMARTLINKLong
by AjayDhakad_Keep_it_simple
XAUUSD SD + OTE Long Trade (Smart Money Logic)This is my recent LONG trade on OANDA:XAUUSD on the 15 min chart. When everyone was waiting to SHORT , I was waiting patiently in my LONG position. Entry : $3378 - Order Block + FVG + 0.5 Optimal Trade Entry level Exit : 1st Target - $3400 (Standard Deviation Target 1 + 3400 psychological level) 2nd Target - $3418 (Standard Deviation Target 2) NOTE: Smart Money DOES NOT HUNT stoplosses , they trigger their positions slightly below where they find maximum liquidity, because their positions are WAY TOO HUGE and need all the anti-orders (buy/sell stops) basically buy side or sell side liquidity so that they can fill in their orders. They are literally there to HELP YOU push the price up or down, you just need to place your stoplosses right! not too tight not too far off which may cause market structure shifts. SLs need to be absolutely perfect Trade Explanation : OANDA:XAUUSD should have used the 1D Bearish Order Block and we should have seen a fall or at least a decent enough retracement, but only 1 thing saved us, that is 15 min Bullish INDUCMENT and 1H BIAS . I never entered in a short trade! I hope everyone saw these liquidity pools at the bottom and waited for them to get swept, but yeah, not always will liquidity be hunted right? Pools are areas with the most number of orders + stops. So aren't they supposed to be a good thing? :) So, yes, DAILY bias is good, but again, LTF bias is also very necessary. Markets won't always respect the DAILY bias. Else, they would always be stuck in a sideways momentum right? Think about it! Also, do let me know in the comments what you feel about this trade and also share your analysis!
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by Mukul_9
Smart Money Footprint Visible: Ceat Testing Powerful Demand ZoneBack on 24th July , I shared an idea on Ceat. That call didn’t play out and the Stop Loss (SL) got hit . No surprises there—SLs are simply the cost of doing business in this market. hitting SL is part of trading . The key is discipline – once SL is hit, we must exit without hesitation. Now, Ceat seems to be offering us another opportunity . Let’s break it down. 📊 Why This Demand Zone Stands Out The stock is approaching a very strong demand zone visible clearly on the weekly & Daily timeframe . The leg-out candle that created this demand zone was powerful – it broke past previous resistance with a strong bullish move . Follow-through from that breakout candle even took the stock to all-time highs . This tells us it’s not just an ordinary zone but one with institutional footprints. Institutions often leave behind pending buy orders in such zones, or they may look to accumulate more here to defend their earlier positions. This level first acted as resistance , then flipped into support —a classic price-action rotation. 📉 Volume Behavior 📉 On the breakout candle, volume was massive. But now, as price is pulling back, we can see volume exhaustion . To me, that signals a lack of real selling pressure. When supply dries up, it leaves the door open for demand to kick back in. 🔎 Confluences Adding Strength 🔎 Weekly demand zone lining up with a daily demand zone . Traditional support level overlapping at the same price area. Volume analysis confirming lack of strong selling. 🎯 Trading Plan 🎯 SL should be placed just below the support level to manage risk. First target should be the nearest supply zone . Till first target, the Risk-to-Reward (RR) ratio is about 1:3 , which makes it attractive. If SL gets hit, simply exit the trade . No second thoughts. What I find compelling here is the overlap: weekly demand, daily demand, and a long-tested support line all converging. That kind of alignment doesn’t come around every day. The probability of a bounce looks strong—but at the end of the day, risk management is what separates setups from disasters . “Trading is not about being right every time. It’s about managing risk smartly and surviving long enough to catch the big moves.” 💡 The market will always offer another opportunity—our job is to stay disciplined, manage risk, and be ready when it comes. 🚀📈 ⚠️ This analysis is purely for educational purposes only and is not a trading or investment recommendation . I am not a SEBI registered analyst .
NSE:CEATLTDLong
by AfnanTAjuddin
5
Smart Money Play: Watching HDFC Bank’s Bullish ZoneTrading Idea: HDFC Bank (NSE: HDFCBANK) Price is currently trading around ₹976 after a recent pullback. Key Observations: Break of Structure (BOS) confirms bullish market structure. Liquidity sweep around recent highs. Daily Fair Value Gap (FVG) spotted between ₹910–₹930. Bullish Order Block at ₹800–₹830 acting as strong higher timeframe support. Plan: Expecting a retracement into the Daily FVG zone (₹910–₹930). If price reacts bullishly here, potential upside rally towards ₹1,040+. Confirmation: Look for bullish reversal candles or demand zone rejections inside FVG. Risk Management: Aggressive entry: near FVG zone (₹910–₹930). Conservative entry: only after bullish confirmation. Stop-loss: below ₹890. Targets: First TP at ₹990, extended TP at ₹1,040. Bias: Bullish (after retracement). Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. For educational purposes only. Please do your own research or consult with a financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
NSE:HDFCBANKLong
by OptimaltradeX
Smart Money Footprints in KIRLOSBROS: Key Demand ZoneHave you ever wondered where the big players, like mutual funds and foreign institutional investors (FIIs), are placing their bets? Spotting these "smart money" moves can provide incredible trading opportunities. In this analysis, we'll walk through the June 2024 quarter smart money movement in Kirloskar Brothers Ltd. and how you can use demand zones to potentially ride the wave alongside them. What is Smart Money? Smart money refers to institutional investors who have the expertise and resources to analyze market data on a deep level. They usually make moves based on significant market events. In the case of Kirloskar Brothers, mutual funds have increased their holdings from 7.67% to 7.92%, while FIIs raised their stake from 4.11% to 5.03% in the June 2024 quarter. The number of FIIs also rose, indicating growing interest. 🌍 Why Should You Care? When institutional investors increase their positions, it's often seen as a sign of confidence in the company's future performance. But how can you ride these moves as a trader? The answer lies in the demand zones, which are the footprints of smart money. What Are Demand Zones? Demand zones are areas where buying pressure has overwhelmed selling pressure, causing prices to rise. For Kirloskar Brothers Ltd., the stock is currently trading inside a weekly demand zone and has already reacted to a daily demand zone . If you check the chart, you'll notice that the daily demand zone is nested within the weekly demand zone, increasing the significance of this area. When different demand zones from various time frames align, it makes the trade more reliable. How to Plan Your Trade Entry: You can look for a buy signal near the daily demand zone. Stop Loss (SL): Place your SL just below the daily demand zone, with a small buffer. Target: Aim for a minimum of 1:2 Risk to Reward (RR) ratio. Until this target is hit, there are no significant supply zones on the daily and weekly time frames, making this an attractive trade setup. 🔥 Final Thoughts Smart money leaves clues, and demand zones are often the footprints they leave behind. If you're new to trading, using these zones to guide your trades can offer a structured and informed approach to the markets. Remember, this is a study-based analysis and is for educational purposes only. Always conduct your own research before making any trade, and note that I’m not a SEBI registered analyst. 📊 Keep learning, keep growing! "Trading is like building muscle. The more disciplined you are, the stronger you become!" Thanks for your support, your likes & comments!
NSE:KIRLOSBROSLong
by AfnanTAjuddin
Smart money sold at premium (after BSL sweep)1.Premium Array (Top Zone) • Price rallied into the Premium Array (above equilibrium). • This is where smart money looks to sell, because the market is at a premium. • The spike above PDH/PWH = Buy-Side Liquidity (BSL) raid → stop hunt. 2.Liquidity Grab • That long wick above the Premium Array shows liquidity being taken. • Breakout traders went long; their stops funded institutional sell orders. • After liquidity is taken, price reverses down. 3.Market Structure Shift (MSS) • Once price rejected the premium zone, it broke lower, showing bearish intent. • This aligns with the “sell high, buy low” ICT logic. 4.Discount Array (Lower Zone) • The area below equilibrium (50% of the range) = Discount Array. • Smart money looks for buys in this zone. • Your chart shows 1H FVG + PDL + Sell-Side Liquidity (SSL) as confluence. 5.Bullish Setup Area • The shaded “Good area for bullish” + “Powerful A+ area for bullish” means: • Price may drop into the PDL/SSL/FVG confluence. • Once liquidity is grabbed below → market could reverse upward again. 📘 Narrative in ICT Style • First, price ran above BSL in the Premium Array to engineer liquidity. • Then, distribution happened at premium, shifting structure bearish. • Now, price is likely being delivered toward discount zones (PDL, FVG, SSL). • These are the optimal trade entry (OTE) zones for longs if bullish narrative holds. 👉 So in short: will look to buy back at discount (PDL/SSL/FVG zones).
OANDA:XAUUSD
by TurtleSoupConcept
2
Smart Money Investor Path Defination Please see initial investment made by Smart or Intuitional Investor from 26.10.2016 to 15.11.2016 investor fully loaded their money in to stock , then stock rises , 1st sell off or profit taking is at 11.01.2017 , then investor keep selling or transferring his stocks to amateurs who thinks stock will move like rocket , Second sell off 13.02.2017 before exit , Final selloff at peak high on 22.02.2017 now stock is running with amateurs , investors have pulled their money with good profit Please note this is for educational purpose only not for practice in the same manner Hope people who are still learning will try to understand this in easy manner using 01) Chaikin Money Flow index ,02) Money Flow Index please practice and do study from Investopedia about how the smart money enter the market and exit without being noticed by any one
NSE:CHENNPETRO
by shiv2798