#FreeTip
Free but powerful Tip
A simple strategy for those who aren’t comfortable with complex 1s like adv pivots, mp, cub, etc.
MIB/WIB/ DIB 1) MIB - Scan for stocks with Monthly inside bar. Eg,Today 02/8; So scan for stocks with July monthly candle inside June monthly candle..
.... 2) WIB - Now look for Weekly inside bar amongst stocks filtered in S. no .1 ; For Eg, Today 02/8, Look for stocks within S. no. 1 with weekly bar of 26/7-30/7 inside the weekly bar of 19/7 - 23/7. 3) DIB - Now after doing the above look for stocks with daily inside bar ...
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from amongst the list filtered in 2.
For Eg. Today is 02/08, Candle of 30/7 inside candle of of 29/7. Long above PDH with stop of PDL.
In this Eg, long above 29/7 high with stop of 29/7 low. Other methods to go long are break of Cam R4 for long; Reverse for short.
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#FreeTip
High probability strategy
Charges : Nil.
Name : MTF Inside bar (MInBar)
Everything right from the tool is provided here. All u need is to do a bit of home work and execute... 1) Scan for stocks with inside bar in 2 HTF, say monthly chart and weekly chart.
.... 2) Mark the high of the inside bar with a horizontal line. 3) Come to weekly chart. The monthly markings should be intact.
4)U will find an inside weekly bar as well. Mark the high of the inside weekly bar. 5) Now u have to go long when price goes above the high of ....
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this weekly bar or the high of the monthly inside bar whichever is higher. 6) U can go to the daily chart / 75 min chart for fine tuning your entry. 7) Keep stop of 8% in system, this is important . Exit without any questions even if the stock is of the highest quality.
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#Knowledge #Options
Ever wondered y gamma is the enemy of straddle / strangle sellers and what it means?
Presume readers are aware of option Greeks meaning...
To understand , first ...
Relationship between delta, gamma, theta and option premium.
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Theta + (int Rate x Underlying price x Delta) + ( 0.5 x variance of underlying x Underlying price x Underlying Price x Gamma ) = Int rate x Option premium.
Strangle and straddles are delta neutral setup;For a delta neutral setup, the second term becomes zero; Hence,
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Theta + (0.5 x variance of UL x UL price x Underlying price x Gamma)
= Int rate x option premium
Straddle and strangles have typically zero delta at initiation; they also have positive theta, meaning they gain over time assuming other components of option r constant ..
#Reality
Step 1) Buy 500 stock A for intraday at 200 with stop of 197. 2) Stock moves to 205 slowly after an hour and u think ur entry is great and begin taking mtm screenshots to send to your friends. 3) Then comes a big red candle straight to 200. U assume it as retracement.
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... 4) After few minutes of hovering near your cost, it begins to fall to 198. 5) U start becoming jittery. Ur mind which was tuned to only accept profits after watching mtm in point 2, is unable to accept loss. So u move your stop to 195. 6) Stock drops to 196....
... 7) U think this is a retracement and add another 200 at 196. 8) Stock moves to 199 slowly. U feel elated and hope that it will further move up. 9) Another red candle, stock drops to 196. U start feeling nervous. 10) U remove the stop thinking that it might hit...
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Basic rule for day trading in option buying for beginners. 1) Stick to monthly atm options. 2) Suppose u have a capital of Rs 5 lacs. Your max risk appetite is 1% which is 5k. Assume u look at BNF chart and find a buy setup at 35000 ...
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with a stop of 34900 ( 100 point difference). This essentially means that the 35000 atm options will have a stop of Rs 200 ( delta 0.5) assuming all other things are equal. So the number of lots U should typically deal with based on 1% Risk on 5 lacs capital ...
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is 5000 / 200, which is 25 , ie 1 lot. If your risk appetite is 2%, then u are allowed to take 50, ie 2 lots. Hence if option price is say, Rs 400, ur stop will be 200 and u have to deal with one lot which means your deployment is 25 x 400 = Rs 10,000....
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A simple illustration to analyse stocks in a very simple way: 1) Prepare a list of stocks with more than say, 400% returns last 1 year and currently above 3 digits. U will have around 30-40 NSE listed stocks. 2) Look at each stock chart just before breakout
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.... 3) Take a note book and right down against each stock, the behaviour of MAs Vis a vis the stock, for eg., 30 week MA / daily 200 ma / 150 ma, 50 ma, etc.); the behaviour of Relative Strength (RS); behaviour in terms of volume; any pattern like rectangular breakout etc.
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.... 4) Might take 3 plus hours for the above exercise. Once you are done, see the common elements against all stocks. That is the edge you have knowing the behaviour of super performance stocks. U need not hold for 400%. U can atleast get 20% out of it.
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The math to do before entering trading: 1) Capital Rs 10 lacs 2) Risk per stock as a % of capital :1.25%, ie Rs 12.5k 3) Per stock max allocation: 12.5%, ie Rs 1.25L 4) Risk per stock as a % of position: Max 8%-10%, ie 12.5k 5) RR - 10%:20% , 1:2 , 12.5k : 25k
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... 6) No. of trades likely during the year : 100 7) Win % : 40%, ie 40 trades 8) Projected End capital : 10L x (1+0.20)^(40) x (1-0.10)^(60) = 26 lacs, ie 164% return
It doesn’t mean that u will necessarily reach the end capital ; U will know if your activity ...
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during trading is statistically feasible. For Eg, during trading u observe that u are getting 1:1.5 RR and not 1:2, then , the above calc leads to -52%; U get to know your activity is economically not feasible. For Eg, u observe after a few trades that your win % is ...