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(How I took the trade in #BIRLASOFT, and how I'll be managing the trade now)
1/ Price was stuck in a range for a long time after a good advance. Now, when I saw the chart for the first time I thought that maybe distribution was going on, in the overall context of the trend.
But, upon closer look I found something interesting.
2/ Look at the price and volume relationship, whenever price was heading higher, volumes were mostly above average.
Now, I was beginning to think that maybe it was not a distribution phase, but re-accumulation.
3/ Now, again look at this chart. Look at the volumes when price was falling within this range, volumes were clearly stagnant or decreasing meaning that there was very little supply available at these prices.
4/ However, we should not go ahead and pull the buy trigger without taking confirmation from the market itself. The confirmation came on 9th Nov'21 when price broke a pivot on high volumes. I went ahead and bought it at โน434.50 [8.52% of PF]
5/ I will also be looking to add this if price pulls back or, breaks out after making a fresh base.
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1/ One of the most important aspect of making it big as a trader is to learn the art of 'betting big'. Virtually every single superstar trader/investor we have heard of has at some point of time in their careers bet big on their best ideas.
2/ What do George Soros, William O'Neil, Warren Buffett, Paul Tudor Jones, Jesse Livermore, Bruce Kovner, and @markminervini have in common? They all knew and practiced the art of the big bet. They are/were masters of the big bet-in respect to betting big on their best ideas.
1/ A trading journal is a log of all your trading activities.
Now this begs the question, why journal your trades?
โ A journal helps you to monitor both the performance of your trading system and your ability to execute it with consistency.
2/ When kept right, your trading journal becomes an invaluable reference manual that can help you recall both what youโve done right and what youโve done wrong in the past, thus keeping you on the right track moving forward and preventing the same mistakes again in the future.
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Dow Theory was introduced to the world by Charles H. Dow, who also founded the Dow-Jones financial news service (Wall Street Journal).
The Dow Theory forms an important part of technical analysis.
2/ The principles of Dow Theory help traders understand the market better and identify price and volume movements accurately. The Dow Theory primarily helps traders identify market trends with great accuracy, so they can take advantage of potential price action points.
(1/18) In this thread, l'll try and talk about candlestick patterns, what they are, how they work, and why you donโt need to memorize any particular pattern to gauge the supply and demand of market.
(2/18) Itโs said that Japanese candlestick patterns originated from a Japanese rice trader called ๐๐ถ๐ฏ๐ฆ๐ฉ๐ช๐ด๐ข ๐๐ฐ๐ฏ๐ฎ๐ข during the 1700s. Later, this concept was introduced to the Western world by Steve Nison, in his book, 'Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques'.
STEP 1: Download the #TradingView application on your mobile phone, and login into your account. One thing to note is that the web version doesn't let you add multiple watchlists, but the mobile version does.
STEP 2: Open #TradingView on your mobile and add all the watchlists that I'll provide you with.
I have attached a sample video on how you can add different #watchlist with the mobile app.