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Jul 25

Fibonacci Retracement – The Most Misused but Powerful Tool in Trading 🧵

You’ve seen the golden levels:
📍 0.618
📍 0.5
📍 0.382

But do you really know how Smart Money uses Fibonacci?

In this thread:

✅ Fibonacci basics
✅ Secret levels
✅ Entry + SL + Target rules
✅ Swing & Intraday trades
✅ With Order Blocks, OBs & VWAP

👇

#niftycrash

1) What is Fibonacci Retracement?

Fibonacci is based on natural ratios (like 0.618) found everywhere — plants, galaxies, and the markets.

In trading:

We use it to find potential pullback zones within a move.
📌 Key Levels:

0.236 → Weak pullback

0.382 → First bounce

0.5 → Neutral zone (not a true Fib level, but used)

0.618 → Golden retracement

0.786 → Deep retracement (Smart Money favorite)

2) How to Plot Fibonacci (Correctly)

❌ Most plot it from random highs/lows.

✅ Here’s the correct way:

📍 Identify an impulsive move (clear trend leg)
📍 Plot Fib from swing low to swing high (in uptrend)
📍 Or swing high to swing low (in downtrend)

💥 Plot from body-to-body for Smart Money accuracy (not wick)

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Jul 18

The 5 Candlestick Patterns Smart Money Actually Uses — Full Thread 🧵

Forget random Dojis & Stars.

📌 These 5 patterns are used by smart money to trap retailers & confirm their entries at OBs, FVGs, & liquidity zones.

In this thread:

✅ 5 Real Institutional Candles
✅ Why They Work
✅ Entry + SL Logic
✅ Where to Use Them
✅ Examples

👇 #Reliance

1) Bullish/Bearish Engulfing Candle

🔍 Most common Smart Money confirmation pattern

📌 Bullish: Big green candle fully engulfs prior red
📌 Bearish: Big red candle swallows previous green
✅ Used at:

OB zone retest

FVG fill

After liquidity sweep

🎯 Entry: After candle close
❌ SL: Low/high of engulfing candle
🎯 Target: Next BOS, liquidity or Fib extension

💡 Stronger with volume spike + BOS

2) The Rejection Wick (Pin Bar)

📌 Long wick in one direction

→ Shows rejection of price level, usually near OB or liquidity

✅ Bullish: Long lower wick, small body on top
✅ Bearish: Long upper wick, small body on bottom

🧠 Why it works:
Institutions fake breakout → fill orders → wick shows absorption

🎯 Entry: On close or next candle
❌ SL: Just beyond wick
🎯 Target: Structure level or R:R 1:2+

💥 Perfect after fakeouts

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Jul 17

Smart Money Concepts (SMC) — Trade Like Institutions 🧠🧵

Tired of late entries, fake breakouts & random indicators?

Time to learn Smart Money Concepts (SMC) — the trading style used by institutions, banks & prop firms.

In this advanced thread:

✅ What is SMC
✅ All key concepts
✅ Strategies & setups
✅ SL, targets, examples
✅ FVG, OB, Liquidity, BOS

👇

#Wipro

1) What is Smart Money Concepts (SMC)?

SMC is a price action-based trading approach that focuses on:

📌 How big players (institutions, banks) move markets
📌 Finding liquidity zones
📌 Spotting manipulation traps
📌 Entering where smart money enters — not where retail chases

✅ No indicators
✅ Pure logic, structure, and clean entries

2) Key Pillars of SMC

Here are the core concepts every trader must master:

1️⃣ Market Structure
2️⃣ Break of Structure (BOS)
3️⃣ Liquidity (Equal Highs/Lows)
4️⃣ Order Blocks (OB)
5️⃣ Fair Value Gaps (FVG)
6️⃣ Mitigation Blocks
7️⃣ Internal Structure / Chalk
8️⃣ Displacement Moves
9️⃣ Entry Models (Type 1 & 2)

Let’s break each down 👇

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Neha Singhal Trader

@nsinghal211

Jul 16

Fair Value Gap (FVG) — Master This Hidden Smart Money Edge 🧵

If you’re serious about catching institutional moves early and understanding why price returns to certain levels…

You MUST understand FVG (Fair Value Gap) — a core Smart Money Concept (SMC).

This thread covers:

✅ What is FVG
✅ Why it works
✅ How to spot it
✅ Entry, SL, Target
✅ Timeframes
✅ Combo with other SMC tools
✅ Examples

Let’s begin 👇

#HDFCBank

1) What is a Fair Value Gap?

A Fair Value Gap (FVG) is an imbalance in price action caused by aggressive buying or selling.

📌 It's a 3-candle setup:

Bullish FVG:
Candle 1 → Down
Candle 2 → Big Up
Candle 3 → Up
→ Gap between high of candle 1 & low of candle 3

Bearish FVG:
Candle 1 → Up
Candle 2 → Big Down
Candle 3 → Down
→ Gap between low of candle 1 & high of candle 3

2) Why FVG Works

Institutions don’t always get their full order filled in one candle.

When they push price fast, some orders remain unfilled.

📌 Price often returns to fill that imbalance (the FVG) before continuing the move.

✅ FVG = Institutional footprint
✅ Acts like a magnet for price
✅ Offers low-risk entry points

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Jul 10

Master the Triple EMA Strategy — Full Thread 🧵

Most traders use a single or double EMA…

But Triple EMA (TEMA) gives you early signals, less lag, and super clean trend trades.

This thread covers:

✅ What is TEMA
✅ Setup & Calculation
✅ All Triple EMA Strategies
✅ SL, Target, Timeframes
✅ Options/Futures Use
✅ Real Trade Examples
👇

#stockmarketcrash

1) What is Triple EMA (TEMA)?

TEMA = Triple Exponential Moving Average

It reduces lag dramatically by combining:

1️⃣ EMA
2️⃣ Double EMA
3️⃣ Triple EMA

📌 Formula:

iniCopyEditTEMA = 3 * EMA1 - 3 * EMA2 + EMA3

✅ Reacts faster than normal EMA
✅ Smooths price better than double EMA
✅ Gives early trend signals

2) Timeframes to Use

📍 Intraday Scalping:

3min, 5min with TEMA (5, 13, 21)

📍 Swing Trades:

15min, 1H, Daily with TEMA (9, 21, 50)

📍 Positional:

Daily or Weekly with TEMA (20, 50, 200)

💡 Use small periods for fast signals, higher periods for swing accuracy.

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@nsinghal211

Jul 9

Master the Fisher Transform Indicator — Advanced Trading Thread 🧵

Ever wish you could turn messy price action into clean buy/sell signals?

That’s what Fisher Transform does — it turns price into a normal distribution so you can catch early reversals like a pro.

In this thread:

✅ What is Fisher Transform
✅ How it works
✅ All trading strategies
✅ SL, Target, Timeframe
✅ Options/Futures use
✅ Indicator combos
Let’s go 👇

#nseindia

1) What is the Fisher Transform?

📌 Fisher Transform is a momentum reversal indicator.
It converts price data into a Gaussian Normal Distribution (bell curve).

✅ Makes trend reversals sharper, clearer, and faster
✅ Filters out random noise
✅ Works best for oscillating markets

It was developed by John Ehlers, based on probability theory.

2) How Fisher Transform Works

It calculates the transformation as:

iniCopyEditFisher = 0.5 × ln[(1 + X) / (1 - X)]
Where X is a scaled price (typically from a 9-period median price).

📈 The output fluctuates between +∞ to -∞, but practically stays within +2.0 to -2.0.

✅ Above +1.5 → Overbought
✅ Below -1.5 → Oversold

📌 When Fisher line crosses signal line, it indicates reversal.

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