Best candlesticks pattern for Btst:-

Bullish Tasuki Line Candlestick Pattern

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It consists of 2 candles.
The first candle is a long bearish red candle and the second candle is a long bullish green candle.

The second candle should open with a gap up and close above the high price of the first candle.

This pattern is mainly formed after a bearish rally or bottom formation.

In this pattern the volume of the second candle should be greater than the volume of the first candle.

It works well for btst and positional.

Can enter BTST before market closing in last 5 minutes.

SL will be below the low of the red candle.

Good time frame:- 15 minutes and 1 day (works best)

Will slowly made thread on all imp candle stick patterns for Btst.

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Nifty 14500 CE trade which made day low price of 0.15 and day high price of 2139, due to erroneous order by a broker who lost 250 crores. Some ppl claim few others brokers made 50 to 75 crores profits. But what really happened? Here's the tick data analysis that shows true info🧵

Yesterday being a weekly expiry market was so calm, not making any major movements. Nifty was trading around 16500 but there was a freak trade happened with deep In the money option 14500 CE. It was trading around 2000 levels, usually the liquidity will be very shallow with ITM

it was hovering around 2000 to 2100 levels but suddenly around 2:30 pm, the price of the option went as low as 0.15 paise. Here's the tick data price chart of 14500 CE option strike

What's really interesting about this sudden move is, usually when a freak trade happens it last for few seconds and instantly get back to its average traded price levels. But in this case, there were many buy trades executed at a very low price.

Obviously this a fat finger error trade, where a broker based out of Kolkatta, erroneously placed sell order for 14500 CE instead of 16500 CE.

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A VIDEO 🧵: 8 CONCEPTS THAT YOU JUST CANT AFFORD TO MISS OUT!

Collaborated with @AdityaTodmal

1. How to draw support and resistance?

• Spot the U-turns i.e. the bend in the existing trend.

• He explains the change in the polarity concept here.

Example 1: How to draw support and resistance on charts

The more any Support /Resistance is tested the more it becomes weaker

2. Inside Candle

• Trade the breakout of the baby candle with its H/L as SL

• Pyramiding is done at the break of the mother candle H/L

• Try this only to the top 10 Nifty stocks.

Option Buying Strategies (Long Volatility Strategies)
These Strategies to be followed when you expect Big moves or increase in Volatility.

A Thread🧵:

Simple Long Call:

View: Very Bullish
Strike: Can be ATM, ITM or max 1 Strike OTM.
I don't recommend buying deep OTM options, it is pure gambling or Lottery buying.
Reward: Unlimited upside
Risk: Premium paid
POP: Low

Simple Long Put:

View: Very Bearish
Strike: Can be ATM, ITM or max 1 Strike OTM.
I don't recommend buying deep OTM options, it is pure gambling or Lottery buying.
Reward: Unlimited downside
Risk: Premium paid
POP: Low

Simple Long Call:

View: Very Bullish
Strike: Can be ATM, ITM or max 1 Strike OTM.
I don't recommend buying deep OTM options, it is pure gambling or Lottery buying.
Reward: Unlimited
Risk: Premium paid
POP: Low

Call Debit Spread:

View: Bullish
Strike: Should be selected such that max profit is at least 2x of max risk
Reward: Limited
Risk: Limited to the net premium paid
POP: higher than pure call buy
Margin: approx 18k per lot required

#Pocketpivot and it's characteristics:-

pocket pivot,” or “buying in the pocket,” is an early base
breakout indicator, which is designed to find buyable pivot points within a stock’s base shortly before the stock actually breaks out of its chart base-
Detailed Thread🧵

or consolidation and emerges into new high price ground.
Institutional investors do not like to buy breakouts to new highs. In fact, they generally prefer to buy stocks off of their lows, and sometimes the lower the better.

Of course, if we think about this for just one second we realize that it is the institutions that create the bottoms of chart bases, including the volume/accumulation clues along the lows of a constructive base formation. If investors had bought the breakout to new highs,

the sharp pullback below the 10-day moving average might have caused them to be shaken out of their position.However, buying on the pocket pivot buy
point before the stock rose would have given investors buying the stock at good point.

A pocket pivot points generally occurs within the stocks chart base, before the standard new-high breakout buy point appears. Pocket pivots can also appear as continuation buy point as stock move higher after launching out of a chart base or consolidation.

Plz go through these slides ONE BY ONE. You can ask geniune questions with chart, will try to reply by tomorrow.

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Lets See the status of Nifty and Bank Nifty and its major stock. The stock which moves both the index. We will use AVWAP across time frame to derive whether stock is weak or strong. We will use Quaterly AVWAP/Monthly AVWAP/Yearly AVWAP and March 20 AVWAP.

Why Zerodha is not a suitable broker if you are trading with <10L 🧵

An eye-opening thread:

▶️ If you are day trading, one thing you should be bothered about is the charges(brokerage, SEBI, STT)

▶️ Profit/Loss is secondary. Will write about it sometime later.

▶️ Control the charges you pay at EOD.

1️⃣ What people usually do?

▶️ Take 100 trades. Make Rs.1000. And end up paying Rs.3000 in charges. You are only making your broker rich this way.

▶️ Do this on a monthly basis. And you will always be in a loss at the end of the month.

▶️ Kamath Bros are the ones making the money and not you.

2️⃣ Story of my friend(Problem Statement)

How do I handle big overnight gaps?

As I mostly take neutral positions overnight, I've been asked this a lot. So here you go.

1 : Take the right position sizing:

If you have the correct position size then there's nothing to fear from big gaps.

I like to take positions in such a way that I don't lose more than 2-3: incase of a big gap. This provides mental piece.

2: Have a calm mind:

This is of prime importance and somethin where most of the guys have trouble. Constantly panicking is going to do no good. What's going to happen will happen.

Having a calm mind allows you to think and act more clearly.

3: The 3 way rule:
If the markets open a a big gap there are not just going to stay there. Three things can happen.

a) It can go up : In this case you can use the move to recover our money.

b)It can go down : Just like the previous point you can take good advantage of it.

c) It stays there: After a big gap, obviously the IVs will explode. If the market stays then, premiums will be high and it will provide excellent opportunity to play neutral and recover your losses or atleast some part of it.

THREAD on #TREND

How to Trade & Invest as per TREND ??

(1) If TREND is BULLISH, BUY near key support levels & book profit near key resistance levels.
(Stop Loss below latest Higher Low (Swing Low) close basis on particular time frame).

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(2) If TREND is BEARISH, SELL near key resistance levels & book profit near key support levels.
(SL above latest Lower High (Swing High) close basis on particular time frame)

You can learn with #Equity4Life in real time market & with real traders.

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Try to learn from this tweet... It's helps to understand my trading & investing style and you can easily understand from our tweets & market views.

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10 mistakes in my 14 years of trading as an option seller 🧵

1. Staying neutral all the time. Majority of the years i have been a neutral option seller. I now realise that having a little sense of direction would have given me an added advantage with better utilisation of capital & also leverage (till the time it was available).

2. Too much importance on adjustments. Initially like most of the new option sellers, i had this notion that i can perfect my adjustment skills for any market conditions. Ofcourse i was wrong. Market is supreme & we need to respect it at times.

3. Not giving importance to greeks. For initial 6 years i didn't even know the existence of greeks. Since i started using them, option selling has become rather less complicated on the contrary of what most people believe.

4. Having too much confidence on the certainty of theta decay. Enough is said about it already. Theta decay is not an edge.

Thread : Trading Applications that I use on a daily basis🧵

1) After putting a detailed post on hardware & multi-monitor setup. Few asked for softwares I use for trading.

So I am listing softwares/apps which I find the most useful for trading & investing

2) Trading View or Kite app

I use trading view for intraday charts.

As I trade intraday, I use the 5 min time frame.

My chart is simple with 20 sma plotted on it along with CPR(central pivot range)

Price > 20 sma & CPR indicates bullish trend for intraday & vice-versa

3) Icharts

As I majorly trade option premiums(short volatility or theta decay strategies)

I keep a track of combined premium of strangle using @iChartsIndia

Combined premium should be trending down & below VWAP to create a strangle

4) QuantsApp

As I need to provide analysis on TV channel.

I need to analyse overall market breadth, futures data & option chain activitiy.

@quantsapp provides

Futures Data : Long Builtup/Short Builtup
Options Data : Max Call OI/ Put OI
Market Breadth : For overall sentiment

5) Spider

I used @SpiderSoftIn to scan momentum stocks for intraday.

Spider helps in identfiying :

stocks hitting 52 week high/ low
Stocks making day high/low
Stocks with large buying single orders

Why do I use hollow candles & not traditional Japanese candlesticks? Are hollow candles just a cosmetic change, or do they provide us with some extra information that a traditional candlestick doesn’t?

A thread 🧵:

Traditional Japanese candlesticks are all solid. They are either green or red (colors may vary, but you get the point).

Hollow candles use two attributes to provide information regarding the price:
- Color of the candle
- Whether the body of the candle is filled or not

So, a green hollow candle can have its close > open (just like traditional candlesticks), or its open > close (here its body will be filled). Similarly, a red hollow candle can have its open > close (traditional), or its close > open (here its body will be hollow).

The colour of a hollow candle is decided by comparing the closing price of the current candle with that of the previous candle. So, a red-color candle (irrespective of whether it’s filled or not) means that the current candle’s close is lower than the previous candle’s close.

Amid the ongoing war, you would have heard Nickel rising by over 200%, Wheat by 80% and Oil by 50%

But did you know there is another asset class that rose by over 2000% since Dec

Todays thread is about Credit Default Swaps, an asset class only accessible to the ultra rich 🧵👇

This thread is divided into the following parts

1. Basics & History of Credit Default Swaps
2. How Russian CDS rose over 2000%?
3. Why these instruments are limited to the ultra wealthy?
4. Can you profit indirectly from CDS?

Credit Default Swaps belong to a category of derivative products called Swaps.

Derivative products are usually of two kinds

1. Standardized Derivative Products like Futures and Option Contracts that are traded over the exchange

2. Non Standardized Over the Counter Products like Forwards and Swaps

Swap at its simplest is an agreement between two parties to exchange a series of cash flows for a set period of time

Swaps were basically invented to help large banks and companies manage their interest rate and currency exposures

The stock market tends to recover relatively quickly after crashes...

Many investors dread stock market corrections and crashes, but there's no use hoping they won't happen -- because they will. They will vary in intensity and duration, but on average,
A thread...

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the news isn't too bad. The folks at Capital Group studied stock market performance from 1950 through 2019, and found that pullbacks of 10% or more (often referred to as "correction") happened about once a year and lasted, on average, about 112 days.

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That's about three and a half months. Even recoveries lasting twice as long wouldn't be so terrible, lasting roughly seven months. Drops of 15% or more happened about once every four years and lasted, on average, about 262 days (roughly eight and a half months),

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while drops of 20% or more ("crashes") happen about every six years and last an average of 401 days, or about a year and a month. These are just averages, and anything can happen at any time, but know that the stock market tends to recover from most big drops fairly quickly.

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Remember, too, that market drops can be wonderful opportunities for long-term investors.

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Top 10 price action (secrets) lessons which I learned after 6 years of experiences.

1⃣ - when market recover the strongest stocks recover very fast & will make new high.

Ex -#gael

after correction of #nifty fell then again recovered very fast & furious way 🌠

2⃣ - if stock never come to retest it's weekly & monthly breakout zone then the chances of it's 2x is much more.

Ex - #suppetro after BO 5 year never retest BO zone & consolidating near high.

Chances of it's 2x is much more 🌠

3️⃣ If any stocks gives BO of all time high or more then 1 year range with high volume then it can give 20/30% return in few weeks.

Ex -#mawana sugar after given 1 year BO of all time high given 22% return in 4 days

4⃣ - if its sector & market both are silent & only few stocks are trying to breakout then the chances of it's failure is very high।

Ex - #hindoilexp

In jan /feb trying to BO but market & sector didn't support 🌠

5⃣ - if any stock is accumulating or standing near it's big resistance or support then it's chances of BO /BD is much more.

Ex - #maithanalloy

From past 7 days was standing near major resistance, today given 14% move.