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Tata Motor Dvr Technical Analysis .Hello friends , Today i have the technical chart Of Tata Motor Dvr Technical Analysis . Friends as you can see here that it is making Double Top chart pattern which means it can go down and it is down . You can take its Stoploss at 61 Rs and Neck line at 57.10 Rs Its target you can take is at 46.60 Rs as shown in the picture and I have also shown that it can come once to the trend line and take resistance and then can go down . You can see there that the upward " Movement " of the stock Due to the chart pattern " Falling wedge " You can also see the " Decline and Weakness in The Volume " which is now in the " Double Top " and before if you see the volume it was very strong and going upward but now i think it can go down . Thank You . If you like this Idea and this Analysis just please like this idea and leave a comment i will surely try to improve it or if you have any doubt related to this you can write in the comment. Bye Bye .
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by UKnowN_ThE
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Havells India Ltd Technical Analysis .Hello friends , Today i have the technical chart Of Havells India Ltd . Friends as you can see here that it was in a up trend but now it can go down because it is making a " Rising wedge " and Also Making Bullish Harami Candle Stick Pattern Which shows that i could be right at here . But remember that it can break upper trend line from where i have shown down because it will be a False Breakout and if you buy at there the trade can be in profit for 5 - 6 day After than it can be in loss because it can go down from there and also remember it will go first and then up from the Resistance it can go down as shown in the picture ,Thus it is also near the breakout point .Its Support price you can see that it is on its support and its target you can take for is at Rs 680 and if it goes down how i have shown so the stoploss you can take is at Rs 442.90 and remember to read out the notes and other things written on the chart and i have showed the nearby support you should also see the marked Supports and Resistances on the chart and Please give your Precious time and like all my ideas so that i can know that you like my ideas which i publish and my channel To like my all ideas just click on my channel name you can see it with picture and then like my ideas . Thank You . If you like this Idea and this Analysis just please like this idea and leave a comment i will surely try to improve it or if you have any doubt related to this you can write in the comment box also . Bye Bye .
NSE:HAVELLS
by UKnowN_ThE
APPROACH YOUR RISK FIRSTStock market is not made for retail traders to win. It is made for them to lose and that is the only way professionals can make money. They will drift retailers out in a shake out and force them to commit on the wrong side of the market. And trust me or not, this is the only way they can make money in the stock market. There are a few reasons why the professionals are ahead of retail traders in this game.. Firstly Its not possible for retail trader to have an information edge that the professionals have. So let's just ignore this factor and stick to the charts. The professionals trade on the 'right' side of the market. Means they trade in the direction of trend. When I say long term trend it is the higher time frame charts like weekly or higher. They would leave no stone unturned to keep retail traders out of the market, untill they are already sitting on huge profits. They would either stop retailers out or they will push the price too fast for late retail entries. Later professional exit on retail buy orders. They might trade pullbacks but from a short term perspective. When most retail traders are convinced that the trend is down and shorting, professionals start accumulation. Then on a very fine morning the price opens gap up and game over. Second reason is that professionals are experts in money management and risk management . They know how much they are risking on one trade and how much on the whole portfolio. This is where most retail traders fail. Retail trades are overwhelmed with emotions such as greed & fear and keep on losing more and more. They would not book small loss and keep on averaging down losing more and more. Its important to follow a plan and identify the risk involved in the trade. As per my view no retail trader should take more than 1-3% of their capital as risk on one trade. Similarly, the profit target should be at least double the size of risk and this is for all type of traders. Ex if your account size is 100000 then risk on one single trade should be between 1000 to 3000 rupees only. Target should be at least 2000 to 6000. You can always trail your stop loss for higher targets, depending on the market conditions. Lastly the stop loss should never be kept too tight or the volatility will kill your trade. If stop loss is wide, you can reduce the number of stocks to manage risk or just pass-on the trade. Hope this approach will help a few traders to be good money managers. Regards
NSE:NIFTY
by Bravetotrade
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Apple - Long term investmentAAPL - Monthly Chart Chart formed resistance at Sept 2018. It provided breakout during Oct 2019. It created a high during Jan 2020 and came back to the resistance zone during March 2020. Price action behind Apple - It broke the resistance and retested the zone. Also formed a green candle for better confirmation. It retests the moving average too. Resistance zone turned to support. Entry - Market price or within this month SL - 228 Hopefully, a good trend ride. Trail SL accordingly.
NASDAQ:AAPLLong
by imchartist
SHORT ON ADANI GREEN ENERGY(NSE)This analysis is only for educational purposes, Invest at your own risk! ADANI GREEN ENERGY is close to its 52 week high with a gap of 5.95% The volume suggests that the rise in price is coming to an end and a downfall is near. Hence getting into a short position at around 230-220 INR will prove to be profitable. Traders should place their stop losses just 5-10 points above the resistance line or according to their risk taking capability. The volume should be monitored at all times to see if the trade is going in our way. Any kind of criticism is highly appreciated ! CHEERS!
NSE:ADANIGREENShort
by Aditya_Singh21
The Power of Hard StopsThere is general perception among the traders that if you place a stop loss order, it 'll be taken out sooner than later. Even I published similar idea in one of my posts (I ll tag below later). So "Stops get taken" is the general concept. Is it valid or not? Let us check with a simple logic and a few assumptions. I am using a simple assumption that stops get taken but not always. Let us take generally accepted 50% rule. It means if you place a hard stop in the market in 100 trades, it will be taken away in 50 trades. My second assumption is that the trader knows his edge in the market. Which means he knows when to take a high probability trade AND knows money management (takes number of shares as per his risk on capital) and risk management (dun take more than 2% risk on his capital in a single trade). The third assumption is that the trader takes 1:2 risk to reward ratio in each and every trade he takes. So, with all these assumptions a trader enters in a market and takes 100 traders (may be in a month or more whenever his edge calls for a trade). As per our 50% assumption he loses in 50 trades, i.e, 50*1=50 pts. For the remaining 50 trades he made 50*2=100 pts. So Net he made 100-50=50 points. So according to this hypothesis a trader would never be in a losing position even if he places hard stops in the market. I think those traders who use hard stops for EOD position lose more frequently than those who go for 1:2 target, coz the target in the latter is highly likely to be achieved. Opening a position in the morning and holding it till EOD can make a jackpot on some days while take big stops on most days especially when market is not trending. Well it all depends upon the trader's style. For me personally, the 1:2 profits are good for those who want to trade for a living. Stops are my insurance in a trade, or THE ONLY THING IN TRADING THAT IS IN MY CONTROL. I hope it makes sense to most traders and might change the perception about stops for some of them. Trade Safe, Stay Healthy Keep liking Regards
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by Bravetotrade
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