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The Index is at resistanceNifty CMP 24962 Elliott- the rally is the B wave and is over in my view. The C wave down fall should start from here. The minimum tgt is 24370 and max is 24K. Fibs- fib confluence is at 25K and 25100 . Hence we know the Index is at strong resistance zone. Geometry- the geometry is indicating the current zone to be a strong resistance. Double top- it has formed a double top on the hrly charts. Conclusion - hence to me this rally is done and a sharp down fall should happen from here.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by singh17vivek
Short-Term Trading vs. Long-Term TradingIntroduction When people step into the stock market, they usually come across two main approaches: short-term trading and long-term investing (or trading). Both are methods of participating in the markets, but they differ significantly in terms of time horizon, mindset, strategies, risks, and rewards. Short-term trading is like sprinting: fast-paced, energetic, and often risky. Long-term investing is like running a marathon: steady, patient, and endurance-driven. Both can lead to success, but they suit different kinds of personalities, financial goals, and market conditions. In this detailed discussion, we’ll explore what each strategy means, how they work, their pros and cons, famous examples, psychology, and ultimately how traders and investors can decide which approach (or blend of both) works for them. What is Short-Term Trading? Short-term trading refers to buying and selling financial assets within a short period, ranging from a few minutes to a few weeks. The primary objective is to take advantage of price fluctuations and profit quickly. Types of Short-Term Trading Scalping – Trades last seconds or minutes, aiming for small profits multiple times a day. Day Trading – Buying and selling within the same day, closing all positions before market close. Swing Trading – Holding trades for a few days to weeks, capturing short price “swings.” Momentum Trading – Jumping into stocks with strong upward or downward momentum, often influenced by news, results, or events. Key Features of Short-Term Trading Time horizon: seconds to weeks. Tools used: technical analysis, chart patterns, volume profile, moving averages, RSI, etc. Driven by: volatility, news, earnings reports, global events. Requires active monitoring and fast decision-making. What is Long-Term Trading (or Investing)? Long-term investing involves holding an asset for years, often ignoring short-term fluctuations. The goal is to grow wealth gradually by benefiting from compounding, dividends, and the long-term growth of companies or markets. Key Features of Long-Term Trading Time horizon: several years to decades. Tools used: fundamental analysis, company earnings, valuation ratios (P/E, P/B), macroeconomic trends. Driven by: company growth, economic cycles, innovation, demographics. Requires patience, consistency, and belief in the long-term growth of markets. Famous Example: Warren Buffett is the most celebrated long-term investor. He buys strong companies with durable advantages and holds them for decades. Time Horizon: The Core Difference Short-Term Trading: Profit targets can be hit in minutes or days. Focus is on timing entry/exit perfectly. Long-Term Trading: Success depends less on timing and more on time in the market. Staying invested allows the power of compounding to work. For example: A day trader might buy Reliance stock at ₹2800 and sell at ₹2825 within a few hours. A long-term investor might buy Reliance at ₹1000 in 2016 and hold until 2025 when it reaches above ₹2800, gaining multiple times the initial capital. Risk and Reward Short-Term Trading Risks & Rewards Rewards: Quick profits, ability to capitalize on volatility, frequent opportunities. Risks: High transaction costs, emotional stress, overtrading, large losses from sudden moves. Long-Term Trading Risks & Rewards Rewards: Power of compounding, lower taxes (on long-term capital gains), dividends, financial security. Risks: Market crashes (like 2008 or 2020), company failures, inflation risk, long waiting period. Tools & Techniques Short-Term Traders Rely On: Technical charts (candlesticks, moving averages, RSI, MACD). Market structure and volume profile. News-driven events (earnings, economic data). Risk management via stop-loss orders. Long-Term Traders Rely On: Fundamental analysis (balance sheet, income statement, cash flow). Valuation models (Discounted Cash Flow, P/E ratios). Macroeconomic outlook (GDP growth, interest rates, inflation). Patience and steady investment via SIPs (Systematic Investment Plans). Psychology Behind Both Approaches Psychology of Short-Term Traders Need discipline and emotional control. Greed and fear drive most mistakes. High adrenaline, similar to professional gaming or sports. Psychology of Long-Term Traders Patience and conviction are crucial. Must endure downturns without panic selling. Delayed gratification mindset—willing to wait years for returns. Costs and Taxes Short-Term Trading: Frequent buying and selling means higher brokerage, slippage, and short-term capital gains tax (usually higher). Long-Term Investing: Fewer transactions reduce costs. Long-term capital gains tax rates are often lower, helping wealth accumulation. Who Should Choose What? Short-Term Trading Suits: Active individuals who can track markets daily. Those comfortable with risk and volatility. People looking for quick income rather than long-term wealth. Long-Term Trading Suits: Salaried professionals or business owners who can’t monitor markets daily. People aiming for retirement planning, wealth creation, children’s education. Investors who prefer stability over thrill. Case Studies Short-Term Example: A trader in March 2020 (COVID crash) bought Nifty futures at 7,600 and sold at 8,000 within 2 days. Quick 400 points profit = massive gain. Long-Term Example: Someone who invested in Infosys IPO in 1993 (₹95 per share, adjusted for splits/bonuses) would now have wealth worth crores. Blended Approach (Best of Both Worlds) Many professionals suggest mixing both: Keep 80% of funds in long-term investments (stable growth, retirement security). Use 20% for short-term trading (to exploit opportunities, stay active, and generate extra income). This way, you don’t miss out on compounding while also enjoying the benefits of active trading. Advantages & Disadvantages Side by Side Aspect Short-Term Trading Long-Term Trading Time Horizon Minutes to weeks Years to decades Risk Very high Moderate (if diversified) Reward Potential High, quick Massive over time Stress Level Very high Lower Tools Used Technical charts Fundamental analysis Costs High Low Taxes Higher Lower Skill Requirement Very high Moderate Best For Active, aggressive traders Patient investors Final Thoughts Short-term trading and long-term investing are two sides of the same coin. One thrives on speed, volatility, and timing, while the other prospers through patience, consistency, and the power of compounding. The truth is, there’s no universal “better” strategy. It depends on your personality, risk tolerance, financial goals, and lifestyle. Some people thrive in the fast action of short-term trades, while others find peace in buying good companies and letting time do the heavy lifting. If you’re new to the market, starting with long-term investing is generally safer. Once you gain experience, you may gradually allocate some portion of your capital to short-term trading. In the end, the best strategy isn’t about chasing the highest return, but about choosing the path you can follow consistently without losing peace of mind.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by TechnicalExpress
4
Nifty Short Entry Based on TRIPLE CROWN Theory combining specific Fibo Retracement level, identified areas that can be used to go short in NIFTY range to go short is - 25160 to 25000, which got triggered yesterday, let us go for short till yesterday's high is not breached target will be 24760 and 24600 and then 24340 stop can be placed 25000 this trade is purely based on entry when the price falls in TCZ (The Triple Crown Zone), which is price zone based on FIBO RETRACEMENT LEVELS IN A SPECIFIC ORDER note :- more then entering the trade it will be more interesting to understand this theory and its impact if price stays in TCS zone today and how it reacts here on stay tuned have a good day to all
NSE:NIFTYShort
by sankhyainvestments
1
NIFTY Levels for Today Here are the NIFTY's Levels for intraday (in the image below) today. Based on market movement, these levels can act as support, resistance or both. Please consider these levels only if there is movement in index and 15m candle sustains at the given levels. The SL (Stop loss) for each BUY trade should be the previous RED candle below the given level. Similarly, the SL (Stop loss) for each SELL trade should be the previous GREEN candle above the given level. Note: This idea and these levels are only for learning and educational purpose. Your likes and boosts gives us motivation for continued learning and support.
NSE:NIFTY
by RainingMoneywithTech
Nifty Trading Strategy for 19th August 2025📈 NIFTY Intraday Trade Strategy – 10/?? 🔹 Buy Setup ✅ Condition to Enter Long Wait for the 15-minute candle to close above 24945 🔺 (Only after a confirmed candle close, not just a wick breakout). 🟢 Entry: Go LONG (Buy) above 24945 🎯 Targets 🎯 Target 1: 24975 🎯 Target 2: 25005 🎯 Target 3: 25045 🛑 Suggested Stop Loss: Below the low of the breakout candle (15-minute breakout candle) 📉 Sell Setup ✅ Condition to Enter Short Wait for the 1-minute candle to close below 24830 🔻 🔴 Entry: Go SHORT (Sell) below 24830 🎯 Targets 🎯 Target 1: 24795 🎯 Target 2: 24760 🎯 Target 3: 24725 🛑 Suggested Stop Loss: Above the high of the breakdown candle (1-minute breakdown candle) ⚠️ Important Notes 🕒 Always wait for candle close confirmation before entering. 📊 Make sure the market is not in a high-volatility event (news / RBI / USA data). 🔎 Analyse market structure and current trend on higher timeframe (30M/1H) for extra confirmation. 🔁 Trail your stop loss after each target level is hit. 🎯 If first target hits quickly, consider partial profit booking and move SL to breakeven. ❌ Do not chase trades – if breakout candle is too big, skip and wait for a retest. 📌 Disclaimer ⚠️ I am not a SEBI registered advisor. All the content here is for educational and informational purposes only. 📚 Trading and investment involve significant risks. Please consult with your financial advisor before taking any trade. 💼
NSE:NIFTY
by ramkkyy
2
#NIFTY Intraday Support and Resistance Levels - 19/08/2025Nifty is expected to open with a gap-up today, reflecting positive sentiment in the market. If the index sustains above the 24,750–24,800 zone, fresh upside momentum can take it towards 24,850, 24,900, and 24,950+. A strong breakout above the 25,000 level may open the path for further targets at 25,150, 25,200, and 25,250+. On the flip side, if Nifty faces rejection near 24,950–24,900, a reversal short opportunity may emerge, dragging it back towards 24,850, 24,800, and possibly 24,750-. Overall, the bias remains positive with a gap-up start, but traders should keep a close eye on the 24,950–25,000 resistance zone for possible reversals.
NSE:NIFTY
by TradZoo
NIFTY- Intraday Levels - 19th August 2025** Minor levels marked on chart (marked in orange lines) this level will become strong after second half . If NIFTY sustain above 24877 above this bullish then 24997 to 25014/19/26/29/47 if it comes here it may give some profit booking trade, above this more bullish then 25137 to 25161 then wait If NIFTY sustain below 24852/45/27 below this bearish then 24757/45/33 if it comes here I think it may give some bounce from here.. below this more bearish then last hope 24685 to 24661 then wait Consider some buffer points in above levels. Please do your due diligence before trading or investment. **Disclaimer -  I am not a SEBI registered analyst or advisor. I does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any information, conversation, or content. Stock trading is inherently risky and the users agree to assume complete and full responsibility for the outcomes of all trading decisions that they make, including but not limited to loss of capital. None of these communications should be construed as an offer to buy or sell securities, nor advice to do so. The users understands and acknowledges that there is a very high risk involved in trading securities. By using this information, the user agrees that use of this information is entirely at their own risk. Thank you.
NSE:NIFTY
by PrashantTaralkar
1
Trade setup for nifty on 19/08/25Nifty may open on flat note as per SGX nifty due to subdued in global markets. A long green candle was formed in yesterday trading with upperside wick which is indicated profit booking placed at higher levels around at 25050 levels. If any positive outcome from from FED meeting nifty will reach upto 25300 in coming days. nifty can't move downside further until upto hold 24860 levels on daily closing basis. Stock of the day : MARUTI SUZUKI support levels : 24810,24740 Resistance levels : 24980,25050 Disclimer : I AM NOT A SEBI RESEARCH ANALYST OR FINANCIAL ADVISOR, these recommendations are only for education purpose, not for trading and investment purpose please take an advise from your financial advisor before investing on my recommendations. ‌🙏 : If you liked my content please suggest to your friends follow my trading channel. Your likes and comments provide boosting to me to update more financial information. Thanking you for supporting me
NSE:NIFTY
by viswanath_ktc
A dip is possible in Nifty but will be Buyable So just like we expected a sharp move, it came in the form of a big Gap Up today. But as I had mentioned, sellers volume was heavier than buyers, and that clearly reflected – NSE:NIFTY slipped from the day high and even closed below the open. Because of today’s Gap Up, the Pivot distance has widened and is now at 24917. Pivot percentile is 0.16%. Today’s candle is a squat one, but buyers volume is still higher than sellers by over 37 million. And like I said earlier, a shakeout was clearly visible on the chart and ideally, a sharp move should have come after that. But the opposite happened. Which makes me believe that the shakeout is still pending. Second thing, after breaking 24470 support, Nifty should have taken the next support around 24200, but without taking support it just moved up. So in short, a dip is still possible. My view: A pullback with a bullish undertone. Meaning Nifty may see some dip, but individual stocks can still perform well. For this week, Nifty support is 24650 and resistance is 25000. NSE:BANKNIFTY also has a pending shakeout. Support is at 55360. But we are seeing some traction in PSU and private banks. Talking about sectors – #Auto and #Cement look good technically. Keep an eye there. My recent trades performance: 1. HEROMOTOCO +5.86% 2. UNOMINDA +6.13% 3. NSE:MARUTI fresh high with +8.75% upside 4. NSE:HYUNDAI +8.15% 5. DMART +4.58% That’s all for today. Take care and have a profitable tomorrow.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by Trendxinc
Head and shoulders pattern in NiftyThe head and shoulders pattern is a technical analysis chart pattern used in trading to predict potential reversals in price trends. It’s primarily a bearish reversal pattern that appears after an uptrend, signaling that the price may soon decline. In the NIFTY The pattern forms during an established uptrend, where prices are consistently making higher highs and higher lows from 07 April,2025 Left Shoulder: The price rises to a peak (a high) and then declines to a support level (a low), forming the first shoulder.( NEAR 25147-25253) Head: The price rises again, surpassing the left shoulder’s high, reaching the highest point (the head), and then declines back to a similar support level as the left shoulder.(NEAR 25670) Right Shoulder: The price rises once more but fails to reach the head’s high, forming a lower peak (the right shoulder), and then declines again. (NEAR 25100-25250) Neckline: The line connecting the lows of the left shoulder, head, and right shoulder acts as a support level. It can be horizontal, sloped upward, or sloped downward, depending on the price action.( NEAR 24300) Breakout Confirmation The pattern is confirmed when the price breaks below the neckline after forming the right shoulder in a bearish head and shoulders pattern. This breakout signals that the uptrend is reversing into a downtrend. So, I expect a good bearish move end of the week.
NSE:NIFTY
by askbiswanath2025
1
Nifty_Idea day_1Overview Month :- I have seen on Monthly chart that after a continuation of 4 month just for month price has trades at a lower prices. And in current month, it has broken the previous month low. Week :- Chart prices has traded down for 6 week, previous week is a rising week, In current week it has taken out the high of previous 3 week. >> Price is trading at the overbought region at 1.62% of the previous week range. Daily :- On daily Chart it has broken the trend line that was their, plus momentum has shifted to positive. Idea. If we can see on past Monday Gap up day, we can clearly see that prices has been either in very small range or Price traded down to Monday low. >>> Sign of down moves. 1) Price is overbought, 2) Thier is a gap. 3) On Monday based on past data prices has traded down. >>> Sign of up move. 1)Price action plus the momentum has shifted to upward. 2) Prices is trading down for 6 week it can go up to test the 50% region as in past it is a good resistance level. 3) If we can note the range of the week we can see that the ATR is close to 550.
NSE:NIFTY
by hritwikanmol045
3
Nifty AnalysisThis is Nifty Analysis for Tuesday 19th Aug 2025. Nifty opened Gap Up and moved up by 1% on Monday due to the new events (GST, Rating Upgrade). Nifty formed a red candle but has higher high and higher Low formation. It is above short term EMAs in Daily timeframe. These 2 strategies may work best for Tuesday. Trade Strategy 1: (Higher Probability) Enter Long position (Call Option) after retracement confirmation around 61.8% of recent swing - around 24,810. Stoploss just below last Tuesday Low 24,700. Target 1 previous day high 25,020. This gives 1 is to 2 risk reward ratio. Target 2 around 25,100. This gives 1 is to 2.5 risk reward ratio. Trade Strategy 2: (Lower Probability) Enter Short position (Put Option) after bearish confirmation candles around 24,700 . Stoploss just above 24,750. Target 1 till Tuesday Gap Up filling around 24,500. This gives 1 is to 2.25 risk reward ratio. Safe traders may consider Trailing Stoploss after 1 is to 1 risk reward ratio is achieved. Note: This is for educational purposes only and not a trade recommendation. I am not SEBI registered. Kindly do your own research before doing any financial transaction.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by arima_trader
1
Survive the Market, Keep the Flame AliveThere was once a candle burning in a dark room. Every night, the darkness surrounded it. The candle felt small, almost useless, compared to the never-ending black. But it kept burning. At first, the candle thought it had to fight the darkness. It wanted to shine stronger, to push the darkness away. But then it realised something important, darkness never goes away. It will always be there. The candle could not win against the dark. Its only job was to survive the night. Even with a small flame, it could give enough light to walk, to see, to keep hope alive. Over time, the candle understood: strength was not about fighting. Strength was about lasting. Trading is very similar. The market is like the darkness. It is huge, unpredictable, and does not care what you want. You cannot control it. Your job as a trader is not to fight the market. Your job is to protect your flame, your money, your patience, your discipline. The traders who last are not the ones chasing big profits every day. They are the ones who protect themselves, who stay calm, and who last long enough to see opportunities. This game is not about controlling the market. It is about controlling yourself. Good trading is not exciting. It is simple, repetitive, and sometimes boring. But boring is safe. And safe is what keeps your flame alive. Wins will come. Losses will come. Neither will destroy you if your flame is protected. Ask yourself: Can you protect your money on bad days? Can you accept small losses without fear? Can you stay patient when nothing is happening? The market will always be uncertain. The darkness will always be there. But if you can keep your light burning, the morning will come.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by TraderRahulPal
6
Option Trading 1. Introduction – What are Options? Imagine you want to buy a house, but you are not fully sure. The seller says: “You can pay me ₹1 lakh today as a token, and within the next 3 months you have the right (not obligation) to buy this house for ₹50 lakh. If you don’t buy, I will keep your ₹1 lakh.” 👉 That token money is exactly like an option premium. If house prices shoot up to ₹60 lakh, you can buy it at ₹50 lakh (huge profit). If prices fall to ₹40 lakh, you don’t buy, and you only lose ₹1 lakh. This is the essence of options trading: Right but not obligation to buy/sell at a fixed price within a fixed time. Limited loss (premium paid). Unlimited potential profit. In stock markets, instead of houses, you deal with shares, indexes, or commodities. 2. How Options Work Options are part of the derivatives market (value is derived from something else). Underlying asset: Could be NIFTY, Bank NIFTY, Reliance stock, Gold, etc. Strike price: Pre-decided price at which you may buy/sell. Expiry: Fixed date (weekly/monthly). Premium: Price you pay to buy the option. Options are of two main types: Call Option (CE) → Right to buy at a fixed price. Put Option (PE) → Right to sell at a fixed price.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by SkyTradingZone
4
Nifty Market Structure Analysis & Trade Plan: 19th August🔎 Market Structure Analysis – Nifty 4H Chart Trend Context: Nifty has broken out of the falling channel and is now testing supply around 24,950 – 25,000. Resistance Zone: 24,950 – 25,050 (today’s rejection confirms sellers active). Support Zone: 24,650 – 24,700 (former breakout zone, now retest possible). Bias: Neutral-to-Bullish as long as 24,650 holds. Below that, momentum weakens. 1H Chart Price Action: Rejected from 25,000, now consolidating just above 24,850. Support 1: 24,850 immediate (short-term demand). Support 2: 24,700 (critical breakout level). Resistance: 25,000 first barrier, next at 25,300. Bias: Short-term retracement unless demand at 24,850 holds strong. 15m Chart Intraday Flow: Breakdown from 25,000 supply, retracing towards 24,850 – 24,800. Momentum: Sellers in control intraday, but broader trend still constructive if higher lows sustain above 24,650. 📌 Trade Plan for Tomorrow – Nifty Long Setup (Buy side bias) Entry Zone: 24,650 – 24,700 support retest. Trigger: Bullish reversal candle / rejection wick near support. Targets: T1: 24,950 (retest of today’s high) T2: 25,200 (next supply) Stop Loss: Below 24,600. Short Setup (Sell side bias) Entry Zone: 24,950 – 25,000 supply rejection. Trigger: Bearish engulfing / rejection candle. Targets: T1: 24,800 T2: 24,650 Stop Loss: Above 25,050. 🎯 Key Levels to Watch Resistance: 25,000 → 25,300 Support: 24,850 → 24,700 → 24,400 👉 In simple terms: If 24,650 holds, expect a bounce back towards 25,000 – 25,200. If 24,650 breaks, sellers may drag it back to 24,400.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by BhardwajVipin