Tools used 1. HeikinAshi charts 2. 200 ema (black)for Dynamic support and reversal point 3. 21 ema(red) for trailing stop loss 4. Volumes 5. Your own confirmations and modification
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Strategy:
200 ema is very important line of support on daily time frame .
Most reversals occur on this area of junction and stock further decides its trend from this point
Mostly stock consolidates near this area beore further move
Example : Breakdown Vs Reversal 3/n
1. Heikin Ashi candle shows the trend of a stock 2. Once we get confirmation of 2 Strong Green candles with full body a long trade can be created upon the closing above 200 ema 3. For further confirmation you can use Volume Spikes ,Macd or Relative Strength for filteration 4/n
1.200 ema is very important line for support and a stock should be closely watched at that junction .
2 In #bhel we can see how the price bounced back after 2 confirmation green candles. 3. The stock bounced 40% till top before dropping off. 4. Now again approaching 200 ema 5/n
Similar Chart : #coalindia
Fresh Reversals 1. 21 ema can be used as trailing Stop loss in such cases to ride the trend 2. One can use Risk Reward of minimum 1:2 for targets. 3. The Rewards will be very high compared to risk . 4. One can maximum have stop at 8%. 6/n
Fresh Buying and confirmation of reversal: #piind closed above 200 ema and above support area.
This is a high probabilty setup for buying as we see volume also picking up and Rs is increasing.
You have to modify this with your own strategy and check what suits you.
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21 ema resistance :
Sometimes if the 21 ema is close to 200 ema and stock is bouncing you need to get confirmation closeabove 21 ema for safety .
Many times stocks will take resistance at this are and fall again.
Best confirmation is volume spikes above 200 ema
Examples : 8/n
Potential Buy #LAURUS#NILKAMAL#THYROCARE Obviously after confirmation . #Laurus and #nilkmal looks good for fresh upsde as they both held well in falling market 9/n
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It compares a stock’s performance against an index.
● If Stock A gives +30% in 3 months
● Nifty gives +10% in same period
➡️ Stock A is an outperformer.
Even if both fall, the one that falls less is still stronger
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It is characterized by a period of price volatility followed by a contraction phase, leading to a breakout in the stock's price. Here's a breakdown of the VCP pattern:
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We use ATR to calculate the volatility of stock
What Does ATR Measure?
ATR calculates the average of the True Range (TR)over a specified number of periods (usually 14).
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There are multiple ways to exit a stock 1. 7-8% Stoploss 2. 21 EMA tsl 3. 50% exit on RR and 50% on Tsl 4. Using Swing lows as stoploss
I use majorly use 1st and 2nd
1. 7-8% Stoploss
Description: You set a fixed stop-loss percentage, typically 7-8% below your entry price.
If the stock's price drops to this level, you exit the trade to minimize losses.
Losses work exponentially against you .
A 10% drop requires 12.5% breakeven
A 20% drop requires 25% breakeven