Things that you need to understand
1⃣ Fractal- this is basically plotting pivots
2⃣ Trend identification through pivots
Let's get started
How to plot pivots
1⃣ Use 📍Williams Fractals indicator from @tradingview
You can also do this manually, the indicator just simplifies your task
How Fractals are plotted
🟢Green fractal = high of 5 candles to the left and right should be lower than the high of the fractal candle
🔴Red fractal = low of 5 candles to left and right should be higher than low of the fractal candle
how to identify the uptrend
🟢Formation of higher high and higher low indicates a good uptrend
Step 1⃣ To identify the BTST setup
🟢 On a daily time frame identify an uptrend
🟢Mark the 5th day with a vertical line after which our higher high is confirmed.
Step 2⃣How and when to take an entry
🟢Time frame to be used is 1 hr
🟢Mark the fractal high on 1 hr time frame as explained in the image
🟢Buy ATM or slight OTM contract if 1hr closing is 0.5% up or down from market level
Step 3⃣ Profit or Loss booking
🟢Don't keep a cap on your profit or book profit as per your comfort coz it might really give an awesome return.
🟢book loss at 30% of premium value or as per your risk appetite
example when trade is not triggered
🟢upper trend identified in the daily time frame
🟢On 1 hr time frame buying is not triggered as the closing of the next days is not in the range of 0.5%
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🚨option buying in 4 steps.🚨
1⃣This will be a intraday strategy
2⃣Using Fib retracement
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Step 1⃣: Time frame and Fib retracement setting
🟣Use 1 min time frame on banknifty
🟣Use only 0, 0.5,0.618 and 0.786 levels
Step 2⃣ : Identify if the given move is momentum move or not.
🟣plot change in histogram as starting and ending point
🟣 take ATR value at starting point and multiple it with 8
🟣Mark low and high
🟣If movement is > than ATR*8 then consider it as momentum move.
What do you think is wrong with this system
🟢The 1st thought would be too many indicators, you are right to some degree.
🟢But the major issue is all the indicators are momentum indicator
🟢They all represent the same parameter
hence not directly adding value.
Mistakes to avoid while creating your system
1⃣ Don't use indicators that represent the same parameters
2⃣ Try to keep the system simple
3⃣ Create a system that can define entry, stop loss, and exit as clearly as possible. or at least help you to gauge the market correctly
The following Things are used in this strategy
1⃣ Triple RSI indicator - to filter
2⃣ 50 EMA - to identify the trend and dynamic support/resistance
3⃣ ADX - to identify the strength behind the trend
4⃣ Time frame to be used is 15 min
How to use triple RSI in strategy
1⃣ On #TradingView apply triple RSI indicator
2⃣ +ve signal if redline crossing up
3⃣ Bullish trades only when all the lines above 50
4⃣ Trade to be initiated by using support
1⃣How much time you can dedicate to markets.
- if you have a day job that requires lots of your attention then it's better to use a daily or weekly time frame.
- This removes the burden of making constant decisions
- Gives you ample time to plan and think about your trade.
2⃣ Your current skill level
- As a beginner, it's better to start with a higher time frame such as 15 min, daily, or weekly.
- This gives your ample time to process different data points.
- Reduce burden of making a frequent decision
- Forces you to look at the larger picture
Swing trading strategy based on the use of ⭕️Stochastic Oscillator⭕️
🧵Things you'll learn
- How stochastic value is calculated
- How to use the indicator
- Swing Trading entry exit rules. #StockMarket#Trading#Investing
What is a Stochastic Oscillator 🤔
- It's a momentum indicator.
- Developed by George C. Lane in the late 1950s.
- It shows the location of the close relative to the high-low range over a set number of periods
How is it calculated?
🟢%K = (Current Close - Lowest Low)/(Highest High - Lowest Low) * 100
i🟢f you use the values in the below image you'll get a Stochastic value close to 50.54