What are the Different ways of plotting Stop Loss ?
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Why Stoploss ?
5 Different Methods Based on Stock Trend
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WHAT IS STOP LOSS ?
Name Itself suggests STOP the LOSS
Stop-losses prevent large and uncontrollable
losses in volatile trades.
It is to limit the losses so that we are alive to
take the trade on next day
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If you’re not using stop-losses, it’s only a matter
of time when a large losing position will get out of
control and wipe out most of your trading profits,
eventually even your entire account!
Stop-losses also play a major role in risk
management
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5 METHODS OF PUTTING STOP LOSS
📌Stoploss Below Support
📌Moving Averages Stoploss
📌Horizontal Stop loss
📌Trendline StopLoss
📌Supertrend StopLoss 4/n
1. Stoploss Below Support
Most common method of putting stoploss is below the horizontal support.
If the buyer demand is strong the stock generally takes support on near this area.
This is purely based on supply and demand of that stock
Supports also break during weak markets 5/
Use strong supports as stoploss where there has been a long consolidation
Stock should be in sideways trend of 4 to 8 weeks for a proper base formation .
Keep stop loss at 5-8% below support to have room for volatility .
In the end it depends upon your buypoint 6/n
2. Support Below Retest: Horizontal
A concept of Reversal of Polarity
Resistance after being broken becomes support and Support after being broken becomes resistance
A general pullback where the strength of buyers is checked and if strong stock generally reverses . 7/n
Sometime a stock may fall a little below the level and hence room for volatility should be given of areound 5 to 7%
This may also lead to False Breakout 8/n
3. Moving average stoploss
The “well known” moving averages, such as the 50, 100, 200 daily moving averages act as natural support and resistance.
21 ema Momentum Trades
50 ema short term trades
200 ema positional trades
200 Weekly ema Long term trades
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Moving Averages in this charts
21 : Red
50 : Green
200 : Black
Shouldn’t be used in sidways stocks , either it should be clear uptrend or clear downtrend
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21 EMA And 50 EMA
Trailing Stoploss In trending Stocks
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200 Weekly Ema
A fundamentally strong will generally stay over weekly 200 ema .
This can a stop loss for your investment which are above 5+ years
There can a period where you may get stopped out and need to reenter but that is small price to pay for saving big losses
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4. SUPERTREND
Supertrend uses the concept of ATR or Average True Range. ATR is yet another indicator that gives you market volatility value
It is mutilplied by some factors to generate buy sell signals .
It works really well in trending market and not advised In sideways trend
5. TRENDLINE
Trendline as Trailing Stop Loss. 1. Trending stock Tends to pullback on trendlines 2. This could be areas of fresh buying or you can shift your Stop loss to upside 3. As soon as trendline is broken then you can sell a stock and take reverse position 14/n END
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What is momentum trading ?
Momentum investing is a trading strategy in which Traders buy stocks at high price and sell even at higher price .
The goal is buying opportunities in short-term uptrends and then sell when the Stock starts to lose momentum.
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Skilles Required:
Skilled traders understand when to enter into a position, how long to hold it for, and when to exit; they can also react to short-term, news-driven spikes or selloffs.
Risks of momentum trading include moving into a position too early, closing out too late
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📌Options Greeks
📌Types of Options
📌Options Pricing
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PE : Put Option
Buying when View is Bearish
Selling when View is Bullish/Sideways
CE : Call Option
Buying when View is Bullish
Selling when View is Bearish/Sideways
Time is Friend while selling Options
Momentum in right direction is Friend while buying Options
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Options Greeks Simplified
A. DELTA 1. Delta measures how much an option's price can be expected to move for every 1 Rs change in the price of the underlying security or index .
If Delta Is 0.5 then if Stock Moves 1 Rs Option Will move 0.5 Rs Nearer the Option More the delta
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1. Avoid Stocks Below 200 ema 2. Sell Stocks in Stage 4 Down Trend 3. Dont Trade Stocks that are moving in Circuits 4. Avoid News based Trading
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A Study Shows that 90% of the winning Stocks stay above 200 ema before a big Advancing Phase
1. Simply Not Holding or Buying Stocks below 200 ema Saves a lot of time and Money. 2. You can looses opportunity Cost if you buy stocks below 200 ema. 3. TimeFrame: Daily 200 ema
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B. Sell Stocks in Stage 4 Down Trend
1. Stocks Exhibiting this are in complete Bear Grip 2. The 30 week ema acts as reference for stage analysis 3. These Stocks can be short sold on pullback to 30wema 4. Happens after Topping Phase 5. TimeFrame : Weekly , 30 Week Ema
How to use Top Down Approach for Stock Selection ?
Weak Vs Strong Sectoral Analysis
Weak Vs Strong Stock Analysis
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Step 1 : Choose the Strongest Sector
Use The concept of Relative Strength to identify Strong Sector .
Example Comparing Auto Vs Nifty
Here we can See the 65 RS line is Positive and Increasing meaning A outperformance of AUTO index 2/n
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1️⃣Nifty BeES is an ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) by Nippon India, which tracks the Nifty Index.
2️⃣To explain in simpler terms, Nippon India takes your money and uses it to buy the equivalent number of all 50 stocks that the component of Nifty Index.
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3️⃣ Each single share of Nifty BeES is priced approximately 1/100th of the Nifty Index.
4️⃣If Nifty is at 17000, the price of Nifty BeES would be (about) Rs.170 to 180
So if you buy 1 stock of Nifty BeES, the ETF would have invested in all of the 50 shares in Nifty
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How to Trade Breakouts Effectively?
How to Avoid Big losses in Failures ?
What to Look before entering into Breakouts?
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What is Breakout ?
A breakout is a stock price moving outside a defined support or resistance level with increased volume.
Always trade breakouts in uptrend for high win ratios
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What to Look before entering a breakout ?
Look for Volume Spikes on Up days and Down Volume on down days.
Simply Volume Should Dry during Pullbacks
This is a sign of Accumulation by Bigger Sharks.
As they buy in huge quantities they have to buy in parts to avoid price spikes 2/n