4 hour candle setup. open this Thread 🧵 below 👇 First find a green 4 hour candle and mark its low and High

In this THREAD I will explain “Basic Trading Indicators”

1. RSI
2. MACD
3. Volume
4. Bollinger Bands

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#Infosys 1) . RSI

A Bullish Divergence occurs when the security makes a Lower Low but the indicator forms a Higher Low.

A Bearish Divergence occurs when price makes a Higher High but the RSI makes a Lower High.

GROK is a GENIUS stock trader.

But 98% of people don't know how to use it.

Let me show you how you can use AI for trading and investing:

#TechnicalAnalysis Prompt 1:

Trade Idea Generator

“Scan today’s market and generate 5 high-probability trade setups for [insert stock/index/sector].

Include entry price, exit targets, stop-loss, and risk-to-reward ratio.

Explain why each setup works based on technical and fundamental factors.”

The December Curse : Why Nifty Bleeds Every Year on Dec 20-21

Open This Thread 🧵 to Know Full Detail 👇

Mark Your Calendars : Nifty's Most Predictable Danger Zone (Dec 20-21)

#StockMarketNews December 21, 2020:

The Massive Crash (-3.1%)This was one of the sharpest single-day falls of the year.

The Nifty opened near 13,741 and cracked over 400 points to close near 13,328.

The trigger? Global fears over a new, faster-spreading COVID-19 strain in the UK.

A classic "black swan" event that perfectly aligned with this date.

Open this Thread 🧵 to learn Breakout strategy breakdown 👇

#optiontrading Break of structure understanding in uptrend or downtrend

How to read an option chain ?

Open this Thread 🧵 to learn option chain below

#StockMarketIndia In the money (ITM) contract in the option chain. How in the money contract helps in the option chain.

Moving Average Trading Strategy : How to use EMA, SMA, WMA, HMA.

Open this Thread 🧵 to learn Moving Average strategy of entry exit position and time frame 👇

#StockToWatch Understanding the EMAs in This Strategy

10 EMA : Captures short-term price momentum.
20 EMA : Tracks minor corrections in the trend.
50 EMA : Represents intermediate trends, crucial for swing trading.
100 EMA : Confirms medium-term trend continuation.
200 EMA : The gold standard for long-term trend direction.

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Master the Alligator Indicator – The Most Underrated Trend Tool 🐊📈

Want to catch trends early and avoid choppy traps? Bill Williams’ Alligator Indicator is built exactly for that.

In this detailed X thread:

✅ What the Alligator Indicator is
✅ How it works (the logic behind jaws–teeth–lips)
✅ Exact settings & interpretation
✅ 10+ powerful strategies (intraday + swing)
✅ Timeframes, stock selection
✅ Entry–Exit–SL logic
✅ How to avoid fake signals

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#sensex 1) What Is the Alligator Indicator?

Created by Bill Williams, the Alligator uses 3 smoothed moving averages:

Jaw (Blue) → slow trend

Teeth (Red) → medium trend

Lips (Green) → fast trend

It helps identify:

Trend direction

Trend strength

Trend reversals

Ranging/no-trade zones

Think of it like this:
If the Alligator sleeps, market is in range.
If the Alligator wakes up, a big trend begins.

Trading psychology traders experience.

Open this Thread 🧵 to learn more about trading psychology 👇👇

#Optionselling Why trading psychology matters in the stock market trading

Open this Thread 🧵 to learn Reversal Price Action Strategy Breakdown in The Stock market India.

Learn specific price action pattern.

#investment What's A Reversal?

Learn this reversal price action strategy.

Open this Thread 🧵 to learn institutional advance price action patterns in The Stock market.

Advanced Price action pattern list QM shadow Bullish and bearish Patterns.

Identify Higher High and Lower Low patterns.

How to identify Liquidity levels on price chart

Open this Thread 🧵 to learn liquity on chart.

It helps identifying institutional entries in the stock market. Watch for Stop loss clusters in the stock market.

How to read an option chain ?

Open this Thread 🧵 to learn option chain below 👇 In the money contract in the option chain. How in the money contract helps in the option chain.

Master Liquidity – The Fuel Behind Every Smart Money Move 🧵

Ever wondered why price hits your stop loss and then rockets in your original direction?

That’s not bad luck — it’s Liquidity.

Smart Money hunts it, manipulates it, and uses it to enter positions at the best prices.

In this advanced thread, you’ll learn:

✅ What liquidity really means
✅ Types of liquidity (internal/external)
✅ Liquidity sweeps & traps
✅ How Smart Money hunts retail traders
✅ Advanced trading strategies
✅ Indicators, timeframes & confirmations
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#PriceAction 1) What Is Liquidity in SMC Terms?

In simple terms — Liquidity is where orders exist in the market.

It’s the fuel required for price to move.

When you place a stop-loss or pending order, you provide liquidity.

Institutions (Smart Money) need liquidity to fill their large positions —
and they’ll move price toward it before the real move begins.

Master the “Spread” – The Most Underrated Market Signal 🧵💹

Ever noticed how sometimes option prices move opposite to your direction, even when your view is right?

Or how institutional traders hedge positions using multiple legs?

In this mega thread, we’ll cover 👇

✅ What Spread means (in Stocks & Options)
✅ Types of Spreads (Debit, Credit, Calendar, Ratio & more)
✅ How to identify Institutional Spreads using data
✅ Spread trading strategies (Intraday + Swing)
✅ Timeframes, Risk-Reward, Tools, & Practical Examples

Let’s dive deep 🧠💥

#stockmarketcrash 1) What is a Spread?

A Spread simply means taking two or more related positions simultaneously —
either in different strike prices, expiries, or instruments —
to reduce risk, hedge exposure, or capitalize on volatility differences.

There are two major contexts:

📊 Futures Spread: Difference between two futures prices (e.g., NIFTY OCT - NIFTY SEP)

💰 Options Spread: Combination of 2 or more options (e.g., Buy one Call, Sell another)

The goal?
👉 Manage directional risk, reduce margin, and create steady profits even in sideways markets.

Master the “Previous Day OHLC” Indicator – Smart Money’s Hidden Levels 🧵📊

Ever notice how price respects yesterday’s High or Low perfectly, bouncing or reversing almost magically?

That’s no coincidence — it’s the Previous Day OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) indicator — one of the most underrated yet powerful tools used by professional and institutional traders.

In this detailed thread:

✅ What Previous Day OHLC levels really mean
✅ Why Smart Money uses them
✅ 9+ Advanced Trading Strategies (Intraday + Swing)
✅ SL, Target, Timeframes, Confirmation tools
✅ How to combine with VWAP, RSI, CPR, and Volume

Let’s break it down 👇

#intraday 1) What is the “Previous Day OHLC” Indicator?

It simply plots the Open, High, Low, and Close from the previous trading session onto the current day’s chart.

These 4 price levels act as:

Support/Resistance zones

Liquidity magnets

Breakout reference points

Smart Money accumulation areas

📍 Think of them as psychological levels where big traders took major actions yesterday — and are likely to defend or attack again today.

Master Ichimoku Cloud – The All-in-One Trading System Used by Japanese Legends 🇯🇵☁️🧵

Ever wondered how some traders can spot trend, momentum, support, resistance, and reversals — all from one chart?

That’s Ichimoku Kinko Hyo — one of the most powerful and complete trading systems ever made.

In this detailed thread:

✅ Complete Ichimoku Components Explained
✅ 8+ Advanced Strategies (Trend, Swing, Reversal)
✅ SL, Target, Timeframes
✅ How to Combine with RSI, MACD, and Volume
✅ Real Trade Examples & Pro Tips
Let’s dive deep 👇

#StockMarketIndia 1) What is Ichimoku Cloud?

Ichimoku Kinko Hyo means “one glance equilibrium chart” — because you can understand market balance at a glance.

It shows:

Trend direction

Momentum strength

Dynamic support & resistance

Reversal zones

Unlike most indicators, Ichimoku can act as a complete standalone trading system.

Master VWAP – The Institutional Benchmark Traders Swear By 📊🧵

Ever seen price bounce perfectly from a single line all day long?

That’s VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) — the institutional magnet that drives intraday movement.

In this mega thread:

✅ What VWAP is & why institutions use it
✅ How it’s calculated
✅ 9+ Advanced VWAP Trading Strategies
✅ Timeframes, SL, Targets, Confirmation tools
✅ How to combine VWAP with indicators

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#Moschip 1) What is VWAP?

VWAP = Volume Weighted Average Price

It tells you the average price at which most trading volume occurred throughout the day.

Formula:

VWAP = (Sum of Price × Volume) / Total Volume

It resets every day (unlike moving averages).
Institutions use VWAP to decide whether they are getting a “good deal” when buying or selling.

Master Fibonacci Extensions – The Hidden Targets of Smart Money 📈🧵

Ever wondered where exactly price reverses after a breakout or breakdown?

That’s where Fibonacci Extensions come in — powerful tools used by pros to project future targets.

In this mega thread:

✅ What Fibonacci Extensions are
✅ Exact calculation method
✅ Key levels (127.2%, 161.8%, 261.8%)
✅ Advanced trading strategies
✅ SL, Target, Timeframe
✅ How to combine with other indicators

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#AlgoTrading 1) What is Fibonacci Extension?

Unlike Retracements (which measure pullbacks within a move),

Extensions project beyond 100% of a prior move — helping traders identify where price could extend after a breakout or trend continuation.

You use them to forecast potential profit targets after a strong impulse move.

📈 Master Implied Volatility (IV) – The Options Trader’s Secret Weapon 🧵

Ever wonder why your option premium moves even when the stock price doesn’t?

That’s Implied Volatility (IV) — the hidden force in options pricing.

In this thread:

✅ What IV is & why it matters
✅ High IV vs Low IV
✅ IV Crush explained
✅ 9+ Trading Strategies using IV
✅ SL, Target, Timeframes
✅ Stocks vs Index options
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#sensex 1) What is Implied Volatility (IV)?

Implied Volatility = Market’s expectation of future price movement.

Higher IV = Market expects big moves.

Lower IV = Market expects calm market.

⚡ IV directly impacts Option Premiums:

High IV = Expensive premiums.

Low IV = Cheap premiums.

Master Renko Charts – The Hidden Price-Only Weapon 🧵

Ever notice how pros filter out market noise & ride big moves?

They use Renko charts – price-only charts that ignore time.

In this mega thread:

✅ What Renko is & how it works
✅ Brick size selection (ATR vs Fixed)
✅ Renko candles (trend, reversal, wicks)
✅ 9+ Advanced Strategies
✅ SL, Target, Timeframes
✅ Stocks vs Futures vs Options

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#sensex 1) What is a Renko Chart?

Unlike candlesticks, Renko bricks are built only by price movement.

Time is ignored → a new brick forms only if price moves X points.

Example: If brick size = 10 points → new brick only when price moves 10 up or down.

👉 Removes noise & makes trend crystal clear.