Pivot Points are mathematical price levels that act as intraday or swing support & resistance zones.
Institutions use them because:
They’re objective (same for everyone).
They align with liquidity pools.
They help define market bias (bullish/bearish).
Sep 1 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
Master Candlestick Patterns – The Trader’s Language 🧵
Ever wondered how a single candle can reveal buyers’ & sellers’ psychology?
Candlestick patterns are the oldest yet most powerful charting tools.
In this mega thread:
✅ Basics of candlesticks
✅ Single, double & triple patterns
✅ Bullish vs Bearish setups
✅ Strategies (Intraday + Swing)
✅ SL, Target, Timeframes, Stock selection
✅ Advanced confirmations
1) What are Candlesticks?
Each candlestick = battle between bulls & bears.
It shows:
Open: Price at start
Close: Price at end
High/Low: Range in that session
Color matters:
🟩 Green = Close > Open (bullish)
🟥 Red = Close < Open (bearish)
Aug 14 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
Master Stochastic RSI – The Pro Trader’s Momentum Sniper 🧵
Ever wonder why your RSI entries are always late?
It’s because you’re missing RSI’s speed meter — Stochastic RSI.
Used by advanced traders to spot early reversals, trend continuations, and hidden divergences before the crowd.
In this mega thread:
✅ What it is & why it’s better than RSI
✅ Settings for intraday & swing
✅ 5+ Proven Strategies
✅ SL, Targets, & Timeframes
✅ Mistakes to Avoid
👇
#HDFCBank
1) What is Stochastic RSI?
It’s not RSI. It’s RSI on steroids.
Instead of tracking price, it tracks RSI’s position relative to its recent range.
Formula:
StochRSI = (RSI - RSI_min) / (RSI_max - RSI_min)
Output: 0 to 1 (or 0 to 100).
📍 Lower = Oversold. Higher = Overbought.
Aug 13 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
Mastering the Linear Regression Curve in Trading
A complete guide to using LRC for trend analysis, entries, exits & more.
(Bookmark this – you’ll thank yourself later) 🧵👇
#StocksToBuy
1) What is Linear Regression Curve (LRC)?
The LRC is a statistical tool that plots the best-fit line (trendline) through price data + parallel lines (channels) above and below it.
It helps identify:
Trend direction
Fair value price
Overbought/oversold zones
Think of it as a dynamic price roadmap.
Aug 11 • 12 tweets • 2 min read
Volume Analysis Secrets Every Trader Must Know!
Learn how to use volume to spot smart money moves, fake breakouts & trend reversals before price reacts.
A 🧵 for serious traders 👇
#TataMotors
1) What is Volume?
Volume = total number of shares/contracts traded in a given time frame.
It shows market participation & strength behind price moves.
📌 Price tells you "what is happening" — volume tells you "how strong it is".
Aug 7 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
Thread: Mastering the Put-Call Ratio (PCR) — The Smart Money Sentiment Decoder
Want to know what big players are doing behind the scenes?
The Put-Call Ratio (PCR) can tell you if fear or greed is driving the market.
Let’s break down:
• PCR meaning
• Smart interpretation
• Advanced strategies
• SL/Targets
• Fakeout filter
• Real examples
#intraday
1) What is PCR?
Put-Call Ratio =
Total Puts / Total Calls (on the same strike/stock/index)
It tells you whether traders are buying more Puts or Calls.
PCR > 1 → More Puts → Bearish Bias
PCR < 1 → More Calls → Bullish Bias
But blindly following this will trap you.
Aug 6 • 15 tweets • 5 min read
The Golden Cross – A Proven Signal of Big Trends 🧵
Heard the term "Golden Cross" and wondered if it really works?
Yes — but only when you know how to use it the right way.
In this thread:
✅ What is a Golden Cross
✅ How to trade it
✅ SL, Target, Timeframes
✅ Strategies (Intraday + Swing)
✅ Real examples
👇
#VerifiedBySensibull
1) What is a Golden Cross?
A Golden Cross is a powerful bullish signal where the short-term moving average (typically 50-period SMA) crosses above the long-term moving average (typically 200-period SMA).
It's a visual representation of a trend shift where short-term momentum overcomes long-term resistance, often leading to strong uptrends if confirmed with price action and volume.
Aug 4 • 14 tweets • 6 min read
Master Pivot Points – The Institutional Way 🧵
Ever notice how price bounces perfectly from certain invisible levels?
That’s Pivot Points — used by Smart Money, algos, and pro traders.
In this mega thread:
✅ What they are & how they work
✅ Exact calculation
✅ CPR vs Classic
✅ 9+ Strategies (intraday + swing)
✅ SL, Target, Timeframes, Tools
👇
#stockmarketsindia
1) What Are Pivot Points?
Pivot Points are predictive support & resistance levels, calculated from the previous day's price.
They give you:
🎯 Entry/exit points
🎯 High-probability reversals
🎯 Breakout zones
🎯 Smart Money targets
They're pre-plotted and don’t repaint — making them reliable.
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)
Jul 18 • 13 tweets • 6 min read
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
Jul 17 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
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
Jul 16 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
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
Jul 15 • 14 tweets • 6 min read
Mastering Order Blocks — The Smart Money Edge 🧵
If you’ve heard traders say:
“Price reversed exactly from there!”
They’re talking about Order Blocks — the footprints of smart money.
In this thread:
✅ What is an Order Block
✅ Types of OBs
✅ How to Identify
✅ Entry, SL, Target
✅ Timeframes
✅ Combo Indicators
✅ Real Examples
👇
#stockmarkets
1) What is an Order Block?
An Order Block is the last bullish or bearish candle before a strong move (usually a breakout).
📌 It represents where institutions placed large orders before price exploded.
✅ These are zones of unfilled orders
✅ Price often revisits to fill them
✅ Ideal for sniper entries
Think of it as the origin of the move.
Jul 10 • 13 tweets • 5 min read
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
Jul 9 • 14 tweets • 5 min read
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.
Jul 8 • 15 tweets • 6 min read
Advanced Trading with DFMA (Distance From Moving Average) Thread🧵
Most traders react to MA crossovers.
But professionals trade based on how far price is from its average — DFMA.
In this advanced thread:
✅ What is DFMA
✅ When price is overextended
✅ High-accuracy strategies
✅ SL, Target, Timeframes
✅ DFMA for options/futures
✅ Indicator combos & trade setups
Let’s dive deep 👇
#StocksToTrade
1) What is DFMA?
📌 Distance from Moving Average (DFMA) =
📍 Current Price – Moving Average Value
This simple difference tells you whether:
✅ Price is stretched (overbought or oversold)
✅ Price is mean-reverting
✅ A trend continuation or exhaustion is likely
Example:
If BankNifty is 500 pts above its 20 EMA → DFMA = +500 → Likely overbought