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Nifty from hereNifty has given a breakout from the recent trend line from all time high but it has to hold the trendline support around 25400 to 25300 range, I know I am giving a larger range here but it is hard for me to predict. if it survives we can see nifty close to 29K or even higher up until 30K. If we break this trendline support then the immediate support is at 24700 area 2nd support is around 24300 if we break that then we will test the bottom of the long term trendline may be around 23300 to 23500 range. Hope this helps.
NSE:NIFTY
by bhargavramts
XAUUSD SUPPORT, RESISTANCE & TRENDLINE ANALYSIS I am back!! Go "LONG" if it breaks the trendline with 4023.97 as the first target and if it breaks that as well then aim for 4035 adn further breaking that might lead to 4045. Go " SHORT" if it breaks 4005.20 with 3986.56 as the first target and breaking that trendline might lead to 3967.92 and if it breaks and sustains that as well then we might expect a move till 3949.10 Note: As long as it stays above 3977 you can expect the momentum to be Bullish. If only it breaks the 3977 mark then it might lead till the apbe mentioned Bearish targets. Also kindly follow candle patterns as well and then go for confirmation. Happy Trading.
FXOPEN:XAUUSD
by TRaDe_Or_B_TRaDeD
BUY TODAY SELL TOMORROW for 5%DON’T HAVE TIME TO MANAGE YOUR TRADES? - Take BTST trades at 3:25 pm every day - Try to exit by taking 4-7% profit of each trade - SL can also be maintained as closing below the low of the breakout candle Now, why do I prefer BTST over swing trades? The primary reason is that I have observed that 90% of the stocks give most of the movement in just 1-2 days and the rest of the time they either consolidate or fall Trendline Breakout in CHENNPETRO BUY TODAY SELL TOMORROW for 5%
NSE:CHENNPETRO
by Kapil-Mittal
2
US OIL SUPPORT, RESISTANCE & TRENDLINE ANALYSIS I am back!!! Go "LONG" if it breaks 60.20 with 60.5w as the first target. Next if it breaks that along with the trendline then aim for 60.83 and f it moves beyond that and sustains then a good of 61.24 might be seen and lastly breaking that as well shall lead to 61.41. Go "SHORT" if it breaks 59.89 then 59.58 might be the first target and breaking that as well shall further lead to 59.30 and if it breaks in 15min chart and sustains below properly then we might see a big move leading to 58.55 but this might take time to reach as well. Note: Always check candles patterns as well for proper confirmation. Happy Trading.
TVC:USOIL
by TRaDe_Or_B_TRaDeD
RBL Bank -Multi-Year #Breakout After 4 Years of ConsolidationRBLBANK has broken out of a multi-year resistance zone after a long accumulation phase since 2020. This type of structure often leads to sustained upside momentum if the #breakout holds. 📌 Breakout Zone: ₹280 – ₹300 📌 Current Price: ~₹327 📌 Structure: Higher Highs & Higher Lows 📌 Volume: Strong accumulation visible 📌 Trend: Strong uptrend above long-term trendline & EMAs Key Levels Immediate Resistances ₹360 ₹425 (Major long-term level) Supports ₹300 – breakout retest zone ₹260 (major swing support) As long as price stays above ₹300, bulls remain in control 🐂🔥 Technical Highlights ✅ 4-year consolidation breakout ✅ Major downtrend line broken ✅ Strong volume confirmation ✅ Clean price action + trend continuation View Bias remains bullish as long as price holds above the breakout zone. Breakout + retest setups may offer opportunities in trending markets. Not investment advice — for educational chart analysis only. Always do your own research.
NSE:RBLBANKLong
by ankush1703
Bajaj Consumer Care - Multi Year #BreakoutBAJAJCONSUMER has finally given a strong multi-year breakout after consolidating for almost 4+ years ✅ 📌 Breakout Zone: ₹285 – ₹295 📌 Current Price: ~₹307 📌 Volume: Increasing – confirms accumulation 📌 Trend: Higher Highs & Higher Lows structure intact 📌 EMA Support: Riding above EMA – strong momentum This kind of long-term range breakout often leads to multi-month / multi-year uptrends if sustained 🏆 Next Major Zones / Targets ₹330 ₹360 ₹400+ (Long-term) Support Levels ₹288 – breakout retest zone ₹260 (strong major support) As long as price stays above ₹288, bulls in full control 🐂💪 📈 Positioning: Long bias (This is for educational analysis only, not investment advice. Please do your own research. Chart Setup ✅ Multi-Year Trendline Break ✅ Price above 200 EMA & 50 EMA ✅ Strong volume breakout ✅ Bullish price action + momentum Risk Management Always trail stop-loss & manage position size. Market me survive karna hi jeet hai✨
NSE:BAJAJCONLong
by ankush1703
NIFTY getting closer to our target! What's next!?As we can see NIFTY fell more like unidirectionally exactly as analysed in our previous analysis and about to reach 25500 which had been our initial target. Now that it is about to reach our important demand zone, we may see NIFTY taking SUPPORT as this zone can act as a retest to the breakout and cam show substantial upmove from there if signs of REVERSAL is seen around the demand zone but if fails to take support and closes its candle below 25500 then that zone will act as a RESISTANCE which would lead to more fall so keeping all these in consideration, plan your trades accordingly and keep watching everyone.
NSE:NIFTY
by Kaushalfin
OGS LONGHello traders, I'd like to post my analysis on OGS with a more timely and actionable observation. While the consolidation range of $79.50 - $83.10 is still valid, a clearer entry signal has just presented itself. Context: Following the significant breakout on the week of September 22, OGS has been in a healthy consolidation. Key Observation: The stock has now pulled back to test the precise level of its former breakout resistance. This "resistance-to-support flip" is a classic bullish confirmation. The Entry Signal: The most critical development is the formation of a strong bullish reversal candle precisely at this new support level. This price action indicates that buyers are actively defending this new floor. Multi-Timeframe Confirmation: The significance of this signal is amplified as this reversal pattern is visible on both the Weekly and Daily charts.
NYSE:OGSLong
by Gowthamkondamooru
1
Option Trading: Basic UnderstandingHow Options Work Each option represents a contract between a buyer and a seller. The buyer pays a premium to the seller (also called the writer) in exchange for certain rights: The call option buyer has the right to buy the asset at the strike price. The put option buyer has the right to sell the asset at the strike price. If the market moves in favor of the buyer, they can exercise the option to make a profit. If the market moves against them, they can simply let the option expire, losing only the premium paid. Example: Suppose a trader buys a call option on ABC Ltd. with a strike price of ₹100, expiring in one month, for a premium of ₹5. If ABC’s price rises to ₹120, the trader can buy the stock at ₹100 and sell it at ₹120, making ₹20 profit minus the ₹5 premium = ₹15 net profit. If ABC’s price stays below ₹100, the trader will let the option expire and lose only the ₹5 premium. This limited loss and unlimited profit potential make call options attractive for bullish traders.
SP:SPXEducation
by SkyTradingZone
2
PCR Trading Strategies Common Option Strategies Options can be combined in multiple ways to design strategies for any market condition: Covered Call: Selling a call option against owned shares to earn premium income. Protective Put: Buying a put to hedge against potential downside on owned shares. Straddle: Buying both a call and put at the same strike and expiration to profit from volatility. Strangle: Similar to a straddle but with different strike prices. Iron Condor: A complex strategy selling two OTM options (one call, one put) and buying two further OTM options for limited risk and profit. Butterfly Spread: Combines multiple options to profit from minimal price movement. Each strategy balances risk, reward, and probability differently.
Education
by SkyTradingZone
The Power of Divergence in TradingParticipants in the Options Market There are four main types of market participants, each with different motivations: Buyers of Call Options: Expect the asset price to rise. Sellers (Writers) of Call Options: Expect the asset price to remain stable or fall. Buyers of Put Options: Expect the asset price to decline. Sellers (Writers) of Put Options: Expect the asset price to remain stable or rise. Each side of the trade involves a buyer and a seller, and each carries distinct risks and rewards.
Education
by SkyTradingZone
2
Part 1 Master Candle Stick Pattern How Options Work Each option represents a contract between a buyer and a seller. The buyer pays a premium to the seller (also called the writer) in exchange for certain rights: The call option buyer has the right to buy the asset at the strike price. The put option buyer has the right to sell the asset at the strike price. If the market moves in favor of the buyer, they can exercise the option to make a profit. If the market moves against them, they can simply let the option expire, losing only the premium paid.
FX:XAUUSDEducation
by SkyTradingZone
Part 2 Intraday Master ClassKey Concepts and Terminology Before understanding how option trading works, it’s important to grasp some basic terms: Call Option: Gives the holder the right to buy an asset at a specific price (called the strike price) before a set date. Put Option: Gives the holder the right to sell an asset at a specific strike price before a set date. Strike Price: The predetermined price at which the underlying asset can be bought or sold. Premium: The price paid to purchase an option contract. It represents the cost of owning the right to buy or sell. Expiration Date: The date on which the option contract expires. After this date, the option becomes void. In-the-Money (ITM): When exercising the option would result in a profit. Out-of-the-Money (OTM): When exercising the option would not be profitable. At-the-Money (ATM): When the asset’s market price is equal (or nearly equal) to the strike price. Underlying Asset: The financial instrument on which the option is based—commonly a stock, index, or commodity.
NASDAQ:TSLAEducation
by SkyTradingZone
IGL 1 Day Time Frame 🔍 Current Price Latest quoted price is ~ ₹ 212.33. Previous close ~ ₹ 211.16. The stock is trading above its 50-day, 100-day & 200-day moving averages (e.g., ~₹ 212.92 for 50-day) which suggests the medium-term trend remains intact. 📏 Key Pivot / Support & Resistance Levels (Daily) Based on recent technical data the following levels are of interest: Pivot / central range Daily pivot point (approx): ~ ₹ 213.32. Another source gives pivot ~ ₹ 211.14. Support levels Support 1 (S1): ~ ₹ 209.79 – ₹ 210.00. Support 2 (S2): ~ ₹ 207.64. Support 3 (S3): ~ ₹ 206.29. Resistance levels Resistance 1 (R1): ~ ₹ 213.29 – ₹ 213.50. Resistance 2 (R2): ~ ₹ 214.64 – ₹ 215.00. Resistance 3 (R3): ~ ₹ 216.79.
NSE:IGLLong
by Knowledgehub
Unlocking Trading Breakouts and Avoiding Costly Mistakes1. What Is a Breakout in Trading? A breakout occurs when the price of a stock or asset moves outside a key support or resistance level with increased volume. Resistance Breakout: Price moves above a resistance level (previous high or consolidation zone). Support Breakout: Price drops below a support level (previous low or base). This movement suggests that market sentiment is shifting—buyers or sellers are gaining control. A valid breakout often signals a new phase of volatility or the beginning of a strong trend. For example, if a stock has been trading between ₹100 and ₹120 for weeks, a close above ₹120 on strong volume may signal a bullish breakout—potentially leading to a larger upside move. 2. Why Breakouts Matter Breakouts often mark major transitions in supply and demand. When price breaks above resistance, it shows that buyers have overpowered sellers. When price breaks below support, it means sellers have overwhelmed buyers. These moments attract large institutional traders and trigger algorithmic buying or selling. Breakout traders attempt to capture the early stage of a trend before the broader market catches on. However, not every breakout leads to a sustainable move. Many fail quickly—these are known as false breakouts or “bull traps” and “bear traps.” Understanding how to differentiate them is key to success. 3. Characteristics of a Strong Breakout To filter high-probability breakouts, traders should look for certain confirming signals: a. High Volume Volume is the heartbeat of any breakout. When price breaks a key level with high volume, it shows strong participation and conviction among traders. Low-volume breakouts often fail. b. Tight Consolidation Before Breakout A tight range or a base pattern (like a flag, pennant, or triangle) before breakout suggests accumulation or preparation for a major move. c. Strong Close Beyond the Level The price should close beyond the breakout point—not just spike intraday. Closing strength confirms that the breakout is genuine. d. Favorable Market Context Breakouts perform best in trend-supportive markets. A bullish breakout in a strong overall market (e.g., NIFTY 50 uptrend) has a higher chance of succeeding. 4. Common Types of Breakout Patterns 1. Horizontal Breakouts Price breaks a flat support or resistance level, often after sideways movement or consolidation. 2. Trendline Breakouts A long-standing trendline is breached, signaling a potential reversal or acceleration of momentum. 3. Chart Pattern Breakouts Patterns like triangles, flags, rectangles, cups and handles, and head and shoulders often lead to breakouts. Each has its psychology of accumulation and release. 4. Volatility Breakouts Price suddenly expands after a period of low volatility (e.g., after a squeeze on Bollinger Bands). Such breakouts are explosive but short-lived. 5. The Psychology Behind Breakouts Understanding trader psychology is as important as chart analysis. When price nears resistance, many traders expect rejection and place sell orders there. But once the price breaks above that level, short sellers are forced to cover, adding to buying pressure. Similarly, breakout traders jump in, driving price higher—a self-reinforcing cycle that fuels trends. However, emotions can be dangerous. Many traders fear missing out (FOMO) and chase the price after the breakout has already extended too far. This often leads to losses when price retraces. 6. The Most Common Breakout Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them) a. Entering Too Early Jumping in before confirmation is a common trap. Wait for a daily or hourly candle close above resistance (or below support). Premature entries often get caught in false breakouts. Solution: Be patient. Confirmation matters more than speed. b. Ignoring Volume Breakouts without volume often lack strength. Many traders ignore this and assume every move beyond a line is a breakout. Solution: Use volume indicators (like Volume Profile or OBV) to confirm market participation. c. No Stop-Loss Strategy Many traders enter breakouts without pre-defined stop-loss levels, hoping the price will “eventually” go in their favor. This leads to big losses. Solution: Always place a stop-loss just below the breakout point (for longs) or above it (for shorts). This protects against false breakouts. d. Chasing Price After the breakout, price may retest the breakout zone before resuming its trend. Impatient traders chase extended moves, only to see price pull back. Solution: Wait for a retest or minor pullback before entering. e. Ignoring Market Context A breakout in a weak overall market is risky. Broader sentiment influences individual stock movement. Solution: Align trades with broader trend direction. Bullish breakouts perform better in bull markets. f. Over-Leveraging Using high leverage amplifies both profit and loss. If the breakout fails, leveraged traders face margin calls. Solution: Keep position sizes moderate—risk no more than 1–2% of capital per trade. 7. Smart Techniques to Trade Breakouts Effectively a. Use Multi-Timeframe Analysis Check higher timeframes (like weekly or daily) to confirm structure, and use lower ones (like 1-hour) for entries. This ensures alignment between short-term and long-term trends. b. Employ Volume Profile Volume Profile helps identify high-volume nodes (HVNs)—zones of strong support/resistance—and low-volume nodes (LVNs)—areas where breakouts are likely to accelerate. c. Watch for Retests Many valid breakouts come back to retest the broken level before continuing. This offers low-risk entry points. d. Combine Momentum Indicators Use RSI, MACD, or ADX to confirm momentum. If these show strength during breakout, chances of success rise. e. Manage Emotions Don’t let excitement or fear dictate action. Follow your trading plan strictly—discipline beats prediction. 8. Risk Management in Breakout Trading Breakout trading works best with strict risk management because not all breakouts succeed. Here’s how to manage risk effectively: Stop-Loss: Place just beyond the opposite side of the breakout. Position Sizing: Limit risk to 1–2% of capital per trade. Trailing Stops: As price moves in your favor, trail your stop-loss to lock in profits. Risk–Reward Ratio: Target at least 2:1. For every ₹1 risked, aim to gain ₹2. Without proper risk control, even a few failed breakouts can wipe out profits from several successful ones. 9. Identifying False Breakouts False breakouts happen when price temporarily breaches a key level and then reverses sharply. These are often caused by stop-hunting or lack of follow-through buying/selling. How to Identify: Breakout happens with low or average volume. Price doesn’t close beyond the level. Immediate reversal candle (like a shooting star or bearish engulfing). How to Avoid: Wait for confirmation on closing basis. Avoid trading during major news events when volatility is erratic. Use alerts instead of instant market entries. 10. Conclusion: Mastering the Art of Breakouts Breakout trading offers tremendous potential—but only for disciplined traders who respect structure, volume, and risk. Successful breakout traders don’t chase—they anticipate, confirm, and control risk. By focusing on volume confirmation, price structure, and broader trend context, you can distinguish between genuine and false breakouts. Equally important is patience—waiting for setups that align technically and psychologically. Remember: every breakout is an opportunity, but only if you trade it with a plan. Stay objective, manage your emotions, and protect your capital. Over time, mastering breakout trading becomes less about prediction and more about precision—the art of entering when others hesitate and exiting when others panic.
Education
by TechnicalExpress
2