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How to trade supportive trendlineNSE:COALINDIA Pros- .Supportive trendline trade is one of them which has a huge risk-reward ratio. .It is easy to trade compared to others. .Less complexity in the chart so the charts look clean. . . Cons- finding the perfect inclined trendline is time-consuming or we can say little bit difficult. Procedure- . First, find the trendline with an inclination range between 14-25 degrees. .find the value of the up move whenever it touches so that we can project the next move. .Add an alert to the trendline so that you can't miss any move. .As you get an alert, you just have to take an entry with stop loss below the trendline (as per your RR ratio) .Don't forget to keep SL .After entry, you have to track your target. Happy Trading
NSE:COALINDIALong
by mahhisingh
Good volume Breakout. Learning only, read whole description.Dear Traders, Syngene International had given breakout in previous session. But still there was a chance of resistance in it as per shown in graph. Also, you all can see that breakout was clear and volume was considerably higher than average. So, we could have took trade in it today morning or on Friday before market closing. I missed it because of having personal work. But please learn from it and trade when you find next setup in other stocks. Hope you all enjoying 10% from our all previous posts. There are almost 15 Posts of mine and you all could have made 100% till date if you have booked profits at right time with few stop losses. Trading without Stop Loss is Impossible. A moment of pain worth life-time Glory.
NSE:SYNGENELong
by HanumanBhkt
Possibilities of big breakoutWith quarterly sales increasing by 42% and quarterly profit increasing by 68%, BSE:JASCH posted good set of numbers. This share is in a trading range since Jul'21 and now looks like it's ready for a breakout. RSI is also breaking out of it's range which confirms bullish trend. If it breaks Rs.174 with big volumes and stays above it, one can buy with a stop at or below Rs.150. It's better to wait for 3:15 before buying to understand if it is coming down or closing near the top. A close near the top proves it's strength. Other Fundamentals: - 1. Average ROE for last 5 years above 15% 2. TTM sales growth at 72% and TTM profit growth at 136% 3. Borrowings came down from Rs.23cr to Rs.3cr since Mar'19 4. Debt to equity at 0.04, Interest coverage ratio at 47.9 and ROCE at 24% 5. During FY21, the Co was able to improve the drying speed of PVC coated fabrics in its existing ovens, as a result of which the installed capacity of PVC coated fabrics being manufactured has increased from 78 lakh metres to 94 lakh metres p.a. 6. Some of the major clients of the co include Puma, Red Tape, Bata, Mahindra, Walmart, Calvin Klein etc. 7. The company has recently modified its production lines, which has resulted in development of some new products with significant saving in power and fuel. The company has been concentrating on PU resin and PU Synthetic Leather where the competition is less.
BSE:JASCHLong
by akashbothra
Excel Industries Breakout 1. Buy or Sell at your own risk 2. Don't risk more than 1%-2% of your capital as stop loss 3. Position Size formula:- Stop Loss/(Buy Price-Initial Stop Loss Price) 4. Sell on initial stop loss hit or close below supertrend (for short term traders) or close below 200 day EMA (for long term investors) After posting quarter sales growth of 64%, quarter profit growth of 198%, TTM sales growth of 47% and TTM profit growth of 114%, NSE:EXCELINDUS gave a big volume breakout (after a long consolidation since Mar'19) yesterday but couldn't close above previous resistance and near day high. Today it has made another attempt but there is selling at the top. Still, it's a good breakout. Keep an eye on this stock and if you think markets will continue to move up, buy with a stop below Rs.1183. Other Fundamentals: - 1. 5 year CAGR sales growth of 11% and CAGR profit growth of 21% 2. Debt to equity 0.01, Interest coverage 97.4 and FCF to CFO 40% 3. Dividend Yield of 0.83% (consistent dividend payer since 2010) 4. Continuous capacity expansion since 2011 5. Cash conversion Cycle improved from 99 in Mar'15 to 29 in Mar'21
NSE:EXCELINDUSLong
by akashbothra
Ambika Cotton Breakout1. Buy or Sell at your own risk 2. Don't risk more than 1%-2% of your capital as stop loss 3. Position Size formula:- Stop Loss/(Buy Price-Initial Stop Loss Price) 4. Either sell on initial stop loss hit or when closes below daily supertrend After increasing quarterly sales by 31% and quarterly profits by 146% NSE:AMBIKCO given a gap up opening and ended near day high after a consolidation of 3 months. Volumes were 10 times higher than average. Buy with a stop below Rs. 2450. Other Fundamentals: - 1. Main overseas clients are Quannitex Enterprise Corporatio, Pacific Textiles and Winnitex Investment Company 2. Main domestic customers are Arvind Mills, Raymond, Aashima Textiles and Morarjee 3. ACML specializes in manufacturing of premium quality compact and Eli Twist yarn. The company uses extra-long staple cotton in its yarn manufacturing by importing high-quality Giza and Pima cotton from Egypt and the US respectively 4. ACML has an established market leadership position in the industry 5. Borrowings came down to zero since Mar'20 6. Low debtor days of 8 7. FII holdings increased from 0.11 in Sep'21 to 2.30 in Dec'21 8. TTM Sales, OPM and TTM EPS increased hugely 9. Dividend Yield 1.28 % (consistent dividend payer since 2010) 10. Current ratio 9.50, Debt to equity 0.00, Int Coverage 107, FCF to CFO 67.5 %
NSE:AMBIKCOLong
by akashbothra
NIFTY 50 Levels for date : 04/02/2022 This are the levels I’m sharing only for Educational Purpose only . The green area box is Resistance. The module area box in yellow is Flip Zone . The red area box is Support. Above Resistance there are two areas marked with horizontal line. Below Support there are two areas marked with horizontal line. Breakout or breakdown of above happens then you can trade but proper formation of candle stick pattern should take place and EMA 10 & 20 should be cupping and should be close to candle . STOP LOSS below the previous candle of entry .
NSE:NIFTY
by spy4sam
SHIBUSDTThere is a long consolidation or sideways price action seen within parallel channel, when it has given breakout, there was a good intensity of volume at breakout candle, also it was along with trendline breakout in (RSI) relative strength index too, so it was double confirmation as per channel breakout, target should be equal to depth of channel, which was achieved almost double. one can go long in this type of scenarios with stop loss of Low of breakout candle, because there was a good volume. Another breakout seen in flag pattern with increasing volume and rsi breakout same as above, which was again double confirmation. here target as per flag pattern should be equal to highest depth of flag pattern, which was achieved very nicely, one can go long in this type of scenarios with stop loss of Low of breakout candle. These types of patterns are working very wonderfully in any type of stocks, commodities, forex etc. etc. Usually risk reward ratio also allows to trade in this types of patterns. Enjoy Learnings, Thanks. Disclaimer I am not sebi registered analyst My studies are for educational purpose only Consult your financial advisor before trading or investing
by RK_Chaarts
How to trade a breakout successfully? We shall see the chart of century text & ind in the 2-hour time frame. The script had resistance at around 820 where a double top pattern had formed. The third time when the share price approached this resistance trendline a strong green candle was formed breaking out of the resistance. This green candle denotes a breakout. Risky traders usually enter a trade when this breakout occurs. The breakout can be further confirmed by the resistance trendline switching its role into a support line now. This is where most risk-averse traders take the trade. After taking support at the same 820 level we can see the script rallying upwards. The targets can be marked using the Fibonacci extension. The stop loss for this trade should be below the trendline. Happy trading!
CEducation
by Stock-Holmes
Why Stop Loss Is Important ?? EXPLANATION : This is a 15 min time frame chart of EURGBP . It has formed Descending triangle pattern , after seeing this formation I take it early entry and Sl kissed me . Price moves in opposite direction of my Analysis , Now what can I do ?? Respect your SL , No revenge trading , No over trading , Find another opportunity , No gambling . This all things keep in your mind , If you want to be successful trader . Psychology matter :) Lesson : Trade with confirmation Ideal entry : Breakout & Retest , when support become resistance
by pranav_nanavare
1
How to place a logical stop-loss in Options?In general, a logical stop loss varies from one situation to another. Some of the logical stop losses can be: 1. Swing high/low 2. Low of the Hammer/Inverted hammer 3. High of the Shooting star/Hanging man 4. Low of the demand zone 5. High of the supply zone If you are trading in options, broadly there are 2 ways to set a stop loss. There are: 1. Place the SL using the spot chart 2. Place the SL using the Options chart Explanation: 1. If you place a stop loss using the spot chart, then you don't have to see the Options chart. But you won't be able to calculate exact loss beforehand because the movement of spot vs options is not linear and depends on Option Greeks. This is a simpler method since you just have to see a single chart. Just enter and exit the trade using the spot chart only. 2. If you place the stop loss using the Options chart, you will be able to calculate the exact loss beforehand. For checking the options chart, you will have to use your broker's terminal or use some paid third-party site. Tradingview doesn't provide option charts. This method is a bit difficult as compared to the first method. The steps that you need to follow are: a> Check the spot chart. b> Execute your buy/sell order. c> Notice the logical stop loss in the spot chart d> Check the same SL in the options chart 4. Now open the options chart of the option that you bought/sold. 5. See the relative position of the stop loss in the options chart. (Whatever SL that you selected in the spot chart in step 3, select that same SL but now in options chart.) In the above case, suppose you Shorted Nifty. So, you can either buy a PUT option or sell a CALL option. The stop loss in both cases is as follows: If you buy a PUT option: If you sell a CALL option: 6. Now that you have chosen your stop loss, just place your stop-loss order. That's it, you are done. Read the post a few times and you will be able to understand the process. Don't complicate things. I hope you find this post useful. Also, if anyone is interested in getting a PDF version of this thread, then you can message me, I'll provide it. Disclaimer: This is NOT investment advice. This post is meant for learning purposes only. Invest your capital at your own risk. Happy learning. Cheers!
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by johntradingwick
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