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I am posting this chart so that we can trade this opportunity in future. I.e. Learning from the past and implementing in future. Just look at the chart pattern, it looks like a bearish "flag" in 1 hour timeframe. Just look at the buying pressure at 1st 1 hour candle. What's next? Well, I am expecting this rally will continue after a retest at the "breakout...

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Disclaimer: I already have open position which I will exit or not exit (it depend upon how the price react near resistance) The breakout is yet to happen. If the breakout successful, I'll hold my open positions and/or add more qty. Otherwise I am ready to exit, provided there are some bearish signals. If the share consolidate for at least 3-4 days, it can move on...

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I will go short when it opens gap down or flat at RETRACEMENT only. Market is bearish it seems good opportunity considering sentiment. Gap down scenario: Remember, reversals are either possible in 2 patterns (Head and Shoulders or "M"; or 2 red candles- 1 green candle (all near the resistance only)- SHORT at low of Green candle)

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1. Green Trend line: I would "carefully" go LONG at "successful breakout". (1 Qty at breakout, another at retrace) 2. Red Trend line: I would go short on following 2 scenarios. (a) Open gap down, wait for retrace and go short at lower trend line. (b) Open in-between trendline and breakdown; I WILL WAIT FOR RETEST AT TRENDLINE and go SHORT

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I'll trade only on 2 opportunities 1. If it successfully breakout (close above the highs of all the previous candles), I would go LONG. And I may also add one more qty (long) in case of retrace at breakout range 2. If it open gap down, I'll wait patiently to take a retest at the trendline, and SHORT when I see (1 red candle-1 green candle-SHORT at low of green candle)

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Buy price : Above Rs 209.50 SL : Rs 204.45 Target : 226-27 1 to 2 month view

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Weekly "bullish flag breakdown". I am seeing target near Rs 3.5 This trade will take some time (weeks to months) and it'll test patience. Risk-Reward 1:5 Don't forget to cover your short once the target hit. And and, go LONG at the Target price (for investing or monthly trading perspective)

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Got these shares in the IPO; added some more at Rs 515 Now the share has retested it's weekly support (which was pending). I am expecting a great journey on the long side (of course it'll take time). New entry not suggested; "Hold" for the person already have this. I promised myself that I won't exit this stock until and unless my money is...

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Market ki saari ummedein "Mota Bhai" per tiki hui hain. Ab Nifty ko yahi bacha sakte hain. Daily timeframe support coming soon I'll go long at "one green candle (of course with full body)" once it tests support line on daily timeframe. SL and Target will decide afterwards.

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Trading and investing are completely different in nature. In trading, we don't care about the prices whether it's fair or not. We buy high and sell even higher. But in investing, we should only buy a stock near its intrinsic value. No matter if everyone is making money except us. But, price which is justified by fundamentals are sustainable and proved...

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Trading and investing are completely different in nature. In trading, we don't care about the prices whether it's fair or not. We buy high and sell even higher. But in investing, we should only buy a stock near its intrinsic value. No matter if everyone is making money except us. But, price which is justified by fundamentals are sustainable and proved...

UnknownUnicorn7637383 Updated 

Trading and investing are completely different in nature. In trading, we don't care about the prices whether it's fair or not. We buy high and sell even higher. But in investing, we should only buy a stock near its intrinsic value. No matter if everyone is making money except us. But, price which is justified by fundamentals are sustainable and proved...

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I have been tracking Nifty since months, to exploit investment opportunity. It is always better to invest (in the market) after a correction. You get competitive prices which results in potentially more upside (returns). The indicator ploted here is Bollinger bands in weekly time frame. You may see that every time Nifty hit lower Bollinger bands, eventually it...

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Namaste! As you can see in the following chart, the stock has been in a strong downtrend in weekly chart. You can witness that it didn't break the highs of any weekly candles except the one. There is always a resistance at the highs of red candles. But, if the resistance get's hit many time, it become weak and there is a good probability of price moving...

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Namaste! For the people who has conviction in Zomato's future, this is the best time to buy shares (based on my analysis). You can consider investing 5% of your capital only. Never ever sell your investments at a loss. Zomato can be considered as a "beaten dog". One of the reason it has fallen so much, is due to sell-off in US Tech companies (Netflix, FB, Etc)....

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Namaste! Netflix has corrected almost 74% from the all time (swing) highs. This isn't new for Netflix. It had happen in the year 2011-12, when it corrected 82% from swing highs. It had moved >9000% since then (up to the latest swing high from Rs 7-8 price). Investing after a correction is a good idea, because it gives us more room for potential gains. And, there...

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Namaste! 1) BCG is a very good mid-cap stock for investing, based on my analysis. It has average EPS of Rs 4.40 for the last 6 years. It also has corrected enough to look good to value investors. 2) It's intrinsic value (IV) is Rs 184, if India 10Y Treasury yield of 6.1% is considered. I personally use Sir Ben Graham's formulae, in which he has put 10 Year...

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Namaste! You must have heard the words of great investor of all time. Mr. Warren Buffett once said, “The first rule of an investment is don't lose . And the second rule of an investment is don't forget the first rule." Losing money means, in simple terms means, selling at a loss . People get fearful and sell when the stock starts falling. There can be unlimited...