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Nifty Trading Strategy for 03rd September 2025📊 NIFTY Trading Plan (Beginner Friendly) 🟢 Buy Plan (Go Long) 👉 If 1 Hour Candle closes above 24,725, then you can plan to Buy. 🎯 Targets (possible profit levels): 24,755 24,785 24,825 🔴 Sell Plan (Go Short) 👉 If 15 Minute Candle closes below 24,510, then you can plan to Sell. 🎯 Targets (possible profit levels): 24,475 24,445 24,410 ⚠️ Important Notes for Beginners 📌 Candle close means: wait till the time frame candle (1 Hour or 15 Min) is fully completed and closed, not in between. 📌 Don’t enter trade without stop-loss. 📌 Start with small quantity if you are new. 📌 Trading is risky — only use money you can afford to lose. ⚠️ Disclaimer 🚫 I am not SEBI registered. 📚 This information is shared only for educational purposes. 💡 Please do your own analysis or consult a financial advisor before trading.
NSE:NIFTY
by ramkkyy
Nifty strategy for 2/925 Nifty may open gap down around 24600 with 20 points loss as per SGX NIFTY. Long green candle was formed in yestrday trading which is indicating short covering at lower levels so i am advised to investors add fresh positions to their portfolio's if nifty closed above 24680 levels decisively on daily charts. Support levels : 24550,24470 Resistance levels : 24660,24720 Stock of the day : EICHER MOTORS SELL PRICE : 6300 STOP LOSS : 6500 TARGET : 5900 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.
NSE:NIFTY
by viswanath_ktc
Nifty 50 spot 24426.85 by the Daily Chart view - Weekly updateNifty 50 spot 24426.85 by the Daily Chart view - Weekly update - Support Zone 23975 to 24225 of Nifty Index - Gap Up Opening of 18-Aug-2025 has now closed - Resistance Zone earlier Support Zone at 24450 to 24700 for Nifty Index - Rising Support Channel Breakdown may act as Resistance for upside move - Breakdown from Falling Resistance Trendline and Channel has strongly sustained - Nifty Index made a repeat Bearish Rounding Top or Bearish Inverted Cup & Handle pattern by now Resistance Zone neckline with a closure below it
NSE:NIFTY
by PIYUSHCHAVDA
Nifty50 Weekly Analysis - 1st Sep. 2025Weekly Analysis: #Nifty50 Date: 1st Sep. 2025 Recap: Last week we analyzed that Nifty could correct till 24,200- 24,000 levels in the near future and Nifty had closed at 24,967 on 25th Aug. and from there almost 500+ points fall was witnessed in the last week. Nifty closed at 24,426 last Friday (almost around our target). Whats Ahead: For this week Nifty could test 24,150 levels and we could see a small pullback on the upside. If this happens consider it as bull-trap. There are high chances that the big players may bounce it off from this level and then we will witness a sharp selling. By the end of September there are high chances that Nifty could test 22,900 levels. We have yet not understood the pain this Tariff-Tantrum can cause. Though our exports may be a small %. But, we need to understand that it's not just the Tariffs that will cause pain but what happens if FIIs are directed to start selling more heavily. My understanding is that FIIs are getting a clean exit at higher prices. Chart: Remains the same, will update new information once mentioned levels are achieved on either side. Mid/Long term view: Same.. More pain expected in next few moths. #USDINR #DX: Rupee as sunken to a new low... This is a very serious concern which many people are not understanding.. And the Rupee loosing it's value at a time when Dollar is not gaining strength is all the more concerning. Just imagine what happens if in the next couple of months The USD gains just another 5% or 10% from current levels.. then all hell breaks lose. #Gold - No new update yet. Still flat. #CrudeOil #BrentCrude - No View for this week. Do Like, Comment, Bookmark and follow. This helps with platform algorithm to push the content to more people!
NSE:NIFTY
by Imran_I_Ahmed
Nifty Structure Analysis & Trade Plan: 29th August🔹 4H Chart (Swing Bias) Clear bearish market structure: Multiple consecutive red candles post 25,000 rejection. Fair Value Gap (FVG) left around 24,700–24,800 → potential sell-on-rally zone. Price broke structure and is respecting the descending channel. Current price near 24,500 support, but next major demand is around 24,300–24,250. EMA slope is pointing down → confirms bearish control. ✅ Bias: Bearish | Swing resistance at 24,750–24,800 | Demand near 24,300 🔹 1H Chart (Intraday Bias) Market has printed multiple Break of Structures (BOS) confirming lower highs and lower lows. Short-term FVG between 24,650–24,700 (ideal short re-entry area). Current candles hovering around 24,500 handle with weak reaction → suggests liquidity is being built before another drop. EMA acting as dynamic resistance, aligning with supply zones. ✅ Bias: Bearish | Resistance at 24,650–24,700 | Weak support at 24,480 🔹 15M Chart (Execution Window) Price rejected from micro order block around 24,600. BOS printed downside again towards 24,500, confirming intraday weakness. Liquidity resting below 24,480 → 24,450; sweep likely. Next liquidity pool lies at 24,300 zone. Very short-term relief bounces may occur, but they’re inside a bearish intraday trend channel. ✅ Bias: Bearish | Short-term rallies capped at 24,600 | Liquidity target 24,450 → 24,300 📝 Trade Plan for 29th August 🔴 Primary Bias: Short the rallies (high probability) Entry Zone: 24,650–24,700 (into FVG + supply) Stop Loss: Above 24,800 Targets: T1 → 24,500 T2 → 24,350 T3 → 24,300 🟢 Countertrend Play: Long from demand sweep (only if strong reversal candles form) Entry Zone: 24,300–24,350 (demand rejection) Stop Loss: Below 24,200 Targets: T1 → 24,500 T2 → 24,650 ✅ Summary: Main plan: Sell on rallies towards 24,650–24,700. Alternate plan: Only long if 24,300 demand holds with a bullish reaction. Overall: Trend & liquidity favors downside.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by BhardwajVipin
Fibonacci Retracement Trailing : Lock Profits & Ride Trends🔹 Intro / Overview Managing trades after entry is just as critical as spotting the entry itself. In this idea, we apply Fibonacci retracements with a trailing stop system to capture profits while staying disciplined. A well-structured trailing plan helps traders: ✅ Lock in gains early 🛡️ Protect capital against reversals 📊 Stay rule-based instead of emotional --- 📖 Concept - A swing High (A) to Low (B) defines our Fibonacci retracement zones. - Retracements (C, E) test Fibonacci levels but don’t confirm entry until structure is validated. - Entry (F) occurs only after a successive close confirms the short trade. - Stop Loss (SL) is placed at the 61.8% retracement (closer and more protective than the far swing). - Trailing: SL trails forward only , two Fib levels behind price. It manages the remaining position after booking partial profits. --- 📊 Chart Explanation (Step-by-Step) 1️⃣ Swing Definition 📍 A = Swing High 📍 B = Swing Low 2️⃣ Retracement Testing - C → first retracement (no confirmation) - D → invalid as no proper close - E → deeper retracement, still no entry 3️⃣ Entry Point ✅ At F, successive closes confirm → short entry taken 4️⃣ Stop Loss (SL) 📉 Set at 61.8% retracement for tighter risk management 5️⃣ Targets & Trailing 🎯 Target 1 hit → exit one lot, secure partial profits 🔄 Remaining lots managed with trailing system: • SL adjusted only forward , never backward • SL trails as price moves down: • 150% → SL to 100% • 178.6% → SL to 123.6% • 200% → SL to 150%, etc. 6️⃣ Projected Path 🔍 Blue/red paths illustrate how price could move while trailing locks in gains --- 🔍 Observations 📌 Entry validated on structure → reduces false signals 🎯 Booking partial profits builds confidence and ensures realized gains 🔄 Trailing maximizes potential while staying safe 📊 Fib-based progression keeps decisions mechanical, not emotional --- ✨ Why It Matters ✔ Turns static Fibonacci into a dynamic strategy ✔ Prevents giving back profits when trends reverse ✔ Adds confidence and discipline in trade management ✔ Teaches how to scale out smartly --- ✅ Conclusion Fibonacci retracement alone gives levels — but combining it with a trailing stop system transforms it into a complete trade plan. By booking partial profits and trailing the rest: 🛡️ You protect capital 🚀 You ride trends longer 🤝 You trade with discipline instead of emotion --- ⚠️ Disclaimer For educational purposes only · Not SEBI registered · Not a buy/sell recommendation · No investment advice — purely a learning resource
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by MarketAlgoBot
NIFTY : Trading levels and plan for 28-Aug-2025📊 NIFTY TRADING PLAN – 28-Aug-2025 📌 Key Levels to Watch : Opening Resistance: 24,840 Last Intraday Resistance: 24,930 Major Resistance Above: 25,058 Important Support Zone for Reversal: 24,697 – 24,726 Last Intraday Support: 24,511 These levels will guide our decision-making depending on the type of opening. 🔼 1. Gap-Up Opening (100+ points above 24,840) If Nifty opens above 24,840, bullish momentum will be active. 📌 Plan of Action : Sustaining above 24,930 will likely attract buyers towards 25,058, which is the major resistance zone. If Nifty fails to hold above 24,930, profit booking may drag it back to 24,840 support zone. A breakout above 25,058 can extend the rally further, but this should be traded cautiously, as upside may face profit booking. 👉 Educational Note: Gap-ups often trigger early volatility due to overnight positions. Avoid chasing at the open; wait for confirmation candles before entering. ➖ 2. Flat Opening (Around 24,710 – 24,769) A flat start around the immediate support/resistance range will decide short-term direction. 📌 Plan of Action : If Nifty sustains above 24,769, it may gradually climb towards 24,840 → 24,930. If it breaks below 24,697–24,726 (Reversal Zone), weakness may drag it down towards 24,511 (Last Intraday Support). In flat openings, allow the first 30 minutes to define direction before committing capital. 👉 Educational Note: Flat openings are best suited for range traders in the first half, later moving into breakout mode once levels are breached. 🔽 3. Gap-Down Opening (100+ points below 24,697) If Nifty opens below 24,697, it will show clear bearish pressure. 📌 Plan of Action : Below 24,697, the index can slip quickly towards 24,511 (Last Intraday Support). Any bounce from this zone should be treated as an opportunity to re-test resistances, not fresh bullish entry, unless sustained. If 24,511 is broken with volume, a deeper fall may continue with more downside levels opening up. 👉 Educational Note: On gap-down days, follow the trend instead of trying to catch falling knives. Look for retests of broken supports before initiating shorts. 🛡️ Risk Management Tips for Options Traders Risk only 1–2% of capital per trade. Use hourly closing basis stop-loss for directional trades. On gap-up/gap-down days, avoid naked options; prefer spreads to manage risk. Do not overtrade if levels remain choppy between 24,769 – 24,840 (no-trade zone). Track India VIX ; high VIX = wider stop-loss needed, low VIX = tight stop-loss. 📌 Summary & Conclusion 🟢 Above 24,930 → Possible upside to 25,058 . 🟧 Flat near 24,769 → Wait for breakout/breakdown . 🔴 Below 24,697 → Downside towards 24,511 . 🎯 Key Zone: 24,697 – 24,726 (Reversal Zone) will act as a pivot for the day. ⚠️ Disclaimer: I am not a SEBI-registered analyst. This analysis is purely for educational purposes and should not be considered financial advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making trading/investment decisions.
NSE:NIFTY
by LiveTradingBox
Nifty Market Structure Analysis & Trade Plan: 28th August🔎 Market Structure Analysis 1. Higher Timeframe (4H) Price has broken down below 25,000 with a Market Structure Shift (MSS). A Fair Value Gap (FVG) exists between 24,900 – 25,000, acting as supply. Strong rejection near 25,100–25,200 supply zone; price is now following a descending channel. Current structure is bearish, with LTF supports being tested. Key Levels (4H): Resistance / Supply: 24,900 – 25,000 / 25,100 – 25,200 Immediate Support: 24,680 – 24,700 Major Support: 24,350 – 24,400 2. Medium Timeframe (1H) Price is clearly respecting a downtrend channel. The 1H chart shows Lower Highs & Lower Lows (BOS after MSS). The FVG around 24,750 – 24,800 could act as a reaction zone if price retests. If 24,680 breaks, next liquidity draw is 24,400. 3. Lower Timeframe (15M) BOS confirmed to the downside with rejection from 24,800 FVG. Liquidity sweep around 24,700 and a quick rejection shows sellers still in control. If buyers defend 24,680, a scalp pullback towards 24,800 is possible. If not, momentum could push straight to 24,500–24,400. 🎯 Trading Plan for 28th August 🔻 Bearish Bias (Primary Plan) Sell on Pullbacks Entry: 24,770 – 24,800 (FVG / OB zone retest) SL: Above 24,880 Targets: TP1: 24,680 TP2: 24,550 TP3: 24,400 🔺 Bullish Scenario (Countertrend Scalps Only) If price holds 24,680 with strong rejection, a bounce to 24,800 – 24,850 is possible. Entry: 24,700 – 24,720 SL: Below 24,640 Targets: 24,800 – 24,850 ⚖️ Bias & Risk Management Bias: Bearish (sell the rallies). Invalidation: If price closes above 24,900 (reclaims FVG), bearish bias is invalid. Risk Control: Stick to 1:2 or higher RR setups, avoid trading both directions simultaneously.
NSE:NIFTYShort
by BhardwajVipin
Introduction to Stock Markets1. What is a Stock Market? At its core, a stock market is a marketplace where buyers and sellers trade shares of publicly listed companies. A share represents a unit of ownership in a company, meaning that if you own a share, you essentially own a part of that company. Stock markets serve multiple functions: Raising Capital: Companies issue shares to raise funds for expansion, research, or debt repayment. Liquidity: They allow investors to buy and sell shares easily. Price Discovery: They determine the market value of companies based on supply and demand. Investment Opportunities: They provide avenues for individuals and institutions to grow their wealth. Two primary types of stock markets exist: Primary Market: Where companies issue new shares through an Initial Public Offering (IPO) to raise capital. Secondary Market: Where existing shares are traded among investors. Examples include the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), NASDAQ, and India’s National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). 2. History and Evolution of Stock Markets The concept of stock markets dates back to the 17th century. The first organized stock exchange, the Amsterdam Stock Exchange, was established in 1602 for trading shares of the Dutch East India Company. Over time, stock markets spread globally, evolving into sophisticated institutions with advanced trading systems, regulations, and digital platforms. Key milestones in stock market history include: 1792: The Buttonwood Agreement in New York, which marked the start of the NYSE. 1971: NASDAQ introduced electronic trading, revolutionizing speed and accessibility. 1990s: Introduction of online trading platforms, making markets accessible to retail investors. 3. Importance of Stock Markets Stock markets are critical for both individual investors and the overall economy. 3.1 Economic Growth Companies raise capital through stock issuance to expand operations, hire employees, and innovate. Capital formation fuels industrial growth, increasing productivity and GDP. 3.2 Wealth Creation Long-term investment in equities historically outperforms other asset classes like bonds or savings accounts. Compound growth in stock investments allows individuals to accumulate substantial wealth over time. 3.3 Price Transparency Stock markets provide real-time pricing based on supply and demand, reflecting the true value of companies. Transparent markets reduce information asymmetry and promote investor confidence. 3.4 Corporate Governance Listed companies must comply with regulatory norms and disclose financial information, ensuring accountability. Shareholders gain a voice in company decisions through voting rights. 4. Types of Stocks Stocks are not uniform. They vary based on ownership, risk, and returns. Common types include: 4.1 Common Stocks Represent ownership in a company with voting rights. Returns come in the form of dividends and capital appreciation. 4.2 Preferred Stocks Offer fixed dividends but limited voting rights. Generally less volatile than common stocks. 4.3 Growth vs. Value Stocks Growth Stocks: Companies expected to grow faster than the market average. Returns are mostly capital gains. Value Stocks: Companies trading below their intrinsic value, often providing steady dividends. 4.4 Blue-Chip Stocks Large, financially stable companies with strong performance histories. Example: Reliance Industries, Apple, Microsoft. 5. How the Stock Market Works The stock market operates on the principles of supply and demand. Prices rise when demand exceeds supply and fall when supply exceeds demand. 5.1 Market Participants Retail Investors: Individuals trading for personal wealth creation. Institutional Investors: Banks, mutual funds, hedge funds trading in large volumes. Traders: Short-term participants aiming to profit from price movements. Market Makers: Entities that ensure liquidity by buying and selling securities. 5.2 Stock Exchanges A stock exchange is a regulated platform where stocks are bought and sold. Examples include NYSE, NASDAQ, NSE, and BSE. Exchanges maintain transparency, liquidity, and security of transactions. 5.3 Trading Process Placing an Order: Investors place buy/sell orders through brokers. Matching Orders: Exchanges match buy and sell orders based on price and time priority. Settlement: Transfer of ownership and funds between buyer and seller, usually within 2–3 days. 6. Factors Affecting Stock Prices Stock prices fluctuate constantly. Factors include: Company Performance: Revenue, profits, and management quality influence investor sentiment. Economic Indicators: GDP growth, inflation, and unemployment rates impact markets. Market Sentiment: Investor psychology, fear, and greed can cause volatility. Global Events: Wars, pandemics, and geopolitical tensions affect prices. Interest Rates: Higher rates can reduce investment in equities. 7. Stock Market Indices A stock market index measures the performance of a group of stocks. Examples: Nifty 50 (India): Represents 50 large companies listed on NSE. Sensex (India): Comprises 30 leading BSE-listed companies. S&P 500 (USA): Tracks 500 major US companies. Indices provide a snapshot of market trends and investor sentiment. 8. Investment Strategies Investors use various strategies to achieve their financial goals. 8.1 Long-Term Investing Focused on wealth creation over years. Often involves buying and holding blue-chip or growth stocks. 8.2 Trading Short-term buying and selling to profit from price fluctuations. Types include day trading, swing trading, and momentum trading. 8.3 Value Investing Buying undervalued stocks based on fundamental analysis. Popularized by Warren Buffett. 8.4 Growth Investing Focused on companies with high growth potential. Prioritizes capital gains over dividends. 9. Risks in the Stock Market Investing in stocks involves risk. Common risks include: Market Risk: Overall market movements affect stock prices. Company Risk: Poor management or declining performance can lead to losses. Liquidity Risk: Difficulty in selling stocks without affecting price. Interest Rate Risk: Rising rates may reduce stock prices. Inflation Risk: High inflation can erode real returns. Risk management strategies, such as diversification and stop-loss orders, are crucial. 10. Regulatory Framework Stock markets are heavily regulated to protect investors and maintain stability. Key regulatory bodies include: SEBI (India): Securities and Exchange Board of India. SEC (USA): Securities and Exchange Commission. FCA (UK): Financial Conduct Authority. These organizations enforce rules on listing, trading, disclosures, insider trading, and investor protection. Conclusion The stock market is a powerful tool for wealth creation, economic growth, and corporate financing. Understanding its structure, functions, and risks is essential for any investor. While markets can be volatile and unpredictable, disciplined investing, research, and risk management can make the stock market a reliable avenue for achieving financial goals. Investing in stocks is not just about money—it’s about knowledge, patience, and strategic decision-making. By embracing these principles, anyone can navigate the stock market successfully, turning it into a lifelong tool for financial empowerment.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by TechnicalExpress
2
Bearish Engulfing Pattern: Spotting Reversals with Discipline🔎 Intro / Overview Managing a trade after entry is just as important as finding the right setup. The Bearish Engulfing is one of the most reliable candlestick patterns to spot potential reversals. When traded with discipline, it helps you recognize momentum shifts early and manage risk objectively. 📔 Concept A Bearish Engulfing occurs when: The first candle is a small green candle that continues the uptrend. The next candle is a large red candle whose body completely engulfs the green candle’s body . 👉 This shows a clear psychological shift — buyers push higher (green candle), but sellers step in aggressively (red candle) and erase those gains. 📌 How to Use ✅ Validation → The candle must close below the open of the red candle. ❌ Invalidation → If price closes above the close of the red candle before confirmation. Trading Plan: Entry → After confirmation of the red candle’s close. Stop-Loss (SL) → Above the high of the red candle which is also a swing high. Take-Profit (TP) : Conservative → 1R (Entry → SL distance) Moderate → 2R Aggressive → Book partial at 1R and trail the rest using tools like ATR, Fibonacci levels, or structure-based stops to ride any extended downside move. 📊 Chart Explanation On the chart, the first small green candle represents buyers continuing the uptrend. The next large red candle completely engulfs the green candle’s body and closes lower, signaling that sellers have taken control. The pattern was validated at the close of the red candle , where the short entry was taken. The high of the red candle is used as the stop-loss level, while the targets are mirrored in reverse using the same distance. In this example, Target 1 was quickly achieved . From there, traders can apply trailing stop methods to lock in profits and manage further downside targets. 👀 Observation Works best when the pattern forms at major resistance levels or after a sustained uptrend . A high-volume red candle strengthens the reliability of the signal. In sideways or choppy conditions , false signals are common — always confirm with structure and indicators before acting. ❗ Why It Matters? The green candle shows buyer optimism . The red candle shows seller dominance . This clear flip in control creates a rule-based setup with defined entry, SL, and TP. 🎯 Conclusion The Bearish Engulfing is a strong sign of reversal — but it’s powerful only when combined with structure, confirmation, and disciplined risk management. 🔥 Patterns don’t predict. Rules protect. ⚠️ Disclaimer For educational purposes only · Not SEBI registered · Not a buy/sell recommendation · No investment advice — purely a learning resource
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by MarketAlgoBot
NIFTY BUY Market Context & Structure Primary trend: Up since the April swing low, traveling inside a rising channel. The channel top projects near 28,800–29,300 later; the lower rail rises toward 23,200–23,700 in the near term. Current phase: An 8–10 week sideways box (roughly 24,600–25,600) after a strong advance—classic digestion at highs. Key diagonal levels: The post-April base trendline now runs just under price; losing it invites a shakeout. A deeper, slower primary trendline sits lower, clustering with prior structure around 23,200–23,700. Horizontal landmarks on your chart: 25,600/25,400 (supply cap), 25,000 (pivot), 24,400–24,700 (nearby demand/breaker), 23,200–23,700 (rising demand), 21,415 (major higher-timeframe shelf), and 19,600 (last resort structural floor). Volume: Contracting through the range—typical for consolidation. Look for a volume expansion to validate the next leg. Core Thesis The market is in a bullish primary trend but short-term range-bound. The most probable path is either a base-and-break above the range or a stop-run dip into rising demand (23.2–23.7k) before resuming higher. A decisive, high-energy rejection of that demand would be the first meaningful threat to the uptrend. Scenarios & What Confirms Them 1) Base → Breakout → Trend Continuation (bullish) Evidence to watch: Daily closes back above 25,400, then a weekly close above 25,600 with expanding range/volume. Pullbacks that hold 25,000–25,200 (prior ceiling acting as floor). Upside roadmap: 26,000–26,300 (mid-channel pause) → 27,300–27,800 → 28,800–29,300 (channel top). Invalidation for this scenario: A sustained move back inside the box that closes below 24,700. 2) Shakeout → Tag Rising Demand → Relaunch (bullish after dip) Trigger: Loss of 24,700/24,400 that accelerates into 23,700–23,200 (confluence of rising rails and old structure). What to see at the lows: Long-lower-wick candles, momentum divergence, or a V-reversal with strong follow-through. Upside roadmap after reclaim: Reclaim 24,700–25,000, then the same path as Scenario 1. 3) Range Failure → Trend Damage (bear-risk) Trigger: Strong daily + weekly closes below ~23,200 (and especially if follow-through pushes under 22,800). Targets if broken: 21,415 major shelf first; if that fails on a weekly basis, the structure opens toward ~19,600. What would confirm a regime change: Lower highs beneath broken support, rising volume on down legs, failed retests from below. Practical Playbook (system-agnostic) Inside the box: Fade edges with tight risk—buy dips near 24,700–24,900, sell bounces near 25,400–25,600—only while the box holds and ranges stay compressed. Breakout method: Wait for a weekly close above 25,600 or a clean break → retest → go on the daily; avoid chasing without confirmation or expansion in volume/ATR. Shakeout method: Prepare for a flush into 23.7–23.2k—that’s where risk/reward improves. Let price prove demand (reclaim prior breakdown level; strong reversal candle) before committing. Invalidation discipline: For any long-bias plan, a weekly close below ~23,200 is a big warning; below 21,415 the bull map is postponed and exposure should be re-evaluated. Evidence That Would Strengthen the Bull View Sectoral rotation with banks/industrials carrying pullbacks. Breadth improvement on up days (advancers outpacing decliners). Breakouts in heavyweights coinciding with NIFTY clearing 25,600. Rising 20/50-day ranges after contraction (volatility expansion in the direction of the break). Risks to Monitor Global risk-off (USD/UST yields spiking, crude shocks). Domestic event risk around policy or earnings clusters. A series of lower highs under 25,400–25,600 coupled with heavier down-volume—often a precursor to Scenario 2 or 3. Bottom line: The bigger map stays bullish while above 23.2k. Near term, it’s a range at highs with two healthy paths for continuation: (i) clear 25.6k and trend, or (ii) shake out into 23.7–23.2k and relaunch. Only persistent trade below 23.2k starts to bend the primary uptrend toward 21.4k risk. This is market analysis, not investment advice. Size positions prudently and let the levels, not opinions, do the decision-making.
NSE:NIFTYLong
by Aj1t4
Trader's Queries - How to take right entry, exit in trading?Trader's Queries are back with more insights as I have gained more experience in trading. Query: Frequently, I find myself entering and exiting trades late; how can I address this issue? Answer: Often, traders who lack confidence in the trend make late entries and exits. This practice diminishes profits and heightens risk. Is there a method to enhance profits while minimizing risk? Indexes frequently open with gaps up or down. If you are aware of key support and resistance levels before the market opens, executing trades will be easier. However, if you wait until after the market opens to assess support and resistance before deciding on your actions, your entries will likely be delayed. Stocks typically do not experience significant gap-up or down days, so the opening should not catch you off guard. You can utilize these strategies to identify optimal entry and exit points. Price action – Always the number one. Volume VWAP RSI or MACD Nifty spot chart has volume in TradingView. I use it to understand the trend. Price action gives you more information when you understand where it is forming.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by vanathi
8
NIFTY Levels for TodayHere 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
1
Why Most Retail Investors Buy at the Top and Sell at the Bottom!Hello Traders! Most retail investors often struggle with timing the market. They end up buying when prices are high and panic-selling when markets fall. Let’s break down why this happens and how you can avoid it. The Psychology Behind the Mistake Fear of Missing Out (FOMO): When stocks rally, people feel they might miss the opportunity. This pushes them to buy at high levels. Panic and Fear: During corrections or crashes, emotions take over. Instead of holding, many sell in fear of further losses. Herd Mentality: Most investors follow the crowd. If everyone is buying, they buy. If everyone is selling, they sell too. How to Avoid This Trap Have a Clear Plan: Define your entry and exit strategy before investing. Don’t act on impulse. Focus on Fundamentals: Long-term value creation comes from fundamentals, not short-term price moves. Use SIP or Staggered Buying: Instead of putting all your money at once, invest gradually to avoid catching tops. Control Emotions: Discipline and patience are your biggest strengths as an investor. Rahul’s Tip: Smart investing is not about predicting the exact top or bottom. It’s about consistency, discipline, and managing risk. If you can keep emotions out of your decision-making, you’ll already be ahead of most retail investors. Conclusion Buying at the top and selling at the bottom is not a market problem, it’s a mindset problem. Once you fix the psychology, your investment journey becomes much smoother. If this helped, like/follow/comment.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by TraderRahulPal
August Iron Condor Setup on Nifty – Premium Eating Strategy!Hello Traders! Just like we nailed the July Iron Condor, here comes the fresh setup for August expiry. Nifty is trading around 24680 and we are seeing tight range movement with no clear trend for now. In such times, Iron Condor becomes a powerful income-generating strategy for option sellers, especially if the market stays within a defined range. So here's the plan: Strategy Type: Bullish Iron Condor on Nifty (28th August 2025 expiry) Position Details: Sell 2x 24300 PE @ 130.05 Buy 2x 23800 PE @ 53.75 Sell 2x 25000 CE @ 172.50 Buy 2x 25500 CE @ 49.30 Strategy payoff graph: Strategy Rationale: We’ve created a wide range between 24101 to 25199 as our breakeven zone. As long as Nifty stays in this range by expiry, we collect full premium and enjoy time decay. Why We Call It Bullish Iron Condor: We’ve kept the Put side tighter and Call side slightly wider, meaning we have a bullish bias but still want to benefit from a range-bound expiry. Rahul Tip: Don’t go for iron condors blindly, always check for major events, news, or breakout signals. A sudden breakout or breakdown can flip your setup. Adjust or exit if market moves out of your defined zone. Disclaimer: This strategy is for educational purposes only. Please do your own risk management and position sizing. Avoid taking full quantity at once — better to scale in once the range confirms.
NSE:NIFTY
by TraderRahulPal
Part 4 Trading Master ClassOptions Premium – How Price is Decided? The premium (cost of option) depends on: Intrinsic Value → The real value of option (difference between current price & strike price). Time Value → More time till expiry = higher premium. Volatility → If market is volatile, premium is high because chances of big move increase. Interest Rates & Dividends → Minor effect. 👉 Example: Reliance = ₹2,600. Call Option 2,500 Strike = Intrinsic Value = ₹100. Premium charged = ₹120 (extra ₹20 is time value). Moneyness of Options Options are classified as: In the Money (ITM) → Option already has profit potential. At the Money (ATM) → Option strike = Current price. Out of the Money (OTM) → Option has no intrinsic value (only time value). 👉 Example (Stock at ₹500): Call 480 = ITM. Call 500 = ATM. Call 520 = OTM.
NSE:NIFTYEducation
by SkyTradingZone
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Strategy for niftyNifty may open around 24890 as per SGX NIFTY. Doji candle was formed in yester day trading session inside the long red candle which is formed on friday. It is indicated uncertainity existing in the market.the market may consolidated until upto breach 25100 or 24800 on either side on closlng basis. Support levels 24800,24750 Resistance levels : 24897,24850 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.
NSE:NIFTY
by viswanath_ktc