For exit on Bullish entry RSI close below 45 & On Bearish entry RSI close above 55
4/8
To decide position
Bullish Bias:
Example 1 :If a stock has RSI 55 & other has RSI 60 - Better to choose RSI 60 stock.
Example 2 : If a stock has RSI 65 & other has RSI 70 - Better to choose RSI 70 stock
Vice versa for bearish bias
Higher the RSI more conviction
5/8
To identify Momentum
Total 4 categories
- Mild (RSI 55 to 60) 25% position
- Moderate ( RSI 60 to 65) 50% position
- Strong (RSI 65 to 70) 75% position
- More Strong (Above 70) 100% position
Vice versa on bearish bias
6/8
ADX indicator has 3 lines ADX , ADX+ or DMI+ , ADX- or DMI-
Cross over example:
DMI+ is above DMI- favours long trade ( Vice versa )
Only by combining RSI & ADX
7/8
RSI + ADX = Double Confirmation
More the distance/difference between DMI+ to DMI- gives better outcome.
Difference of
10 - Better
15 - Much better
More than 20 - Strong
Bigger the difference and RSI also at higher levels like above 65 more conviction
8/8
End of the thread from twitter space by Dr.Jignesh shah.
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-Make your own trading system
- First identify what suits you ?
Trend Following
Directional or Non-directional option selling
9:20straddle
Naked option buying/selling
-Never take more than 1% loss in intraday
-There is no specific trick in market only important is process
3/18
-Chart & Data plays a important role ( Understand to combine to identify trades/direction )
-In all trades knowing exit point is very important
Simple target for Kapil sir in straddle is 100 points in a week on BNF & Loss exit point is 50 points after adjustment (R:R 1:2)