It took me 10+ years & more than 1000+ hours of practice…

to master these 5 IMPORTANT RULES WHILE DRAWING TRENDLINES 🎯

These simple rules, if mastered, can help one spot HIGH PROBABILITY TRADES!

Ready to learn?🤓

Let’s go🧵…

1⃣ Trendlines are zones and not a single line!

- Due to volatility in price, many times prices tend to spike on both sides
- So, consider trendlines as zones from multiple swing highs(include wicks) to get the best fit trendline
- Your winning probability increases with zones

2⃣ Trendlines with more touchpoints

- Any trendline with 3 or more touchpoints is a very significant one
- The price points around significant trendlines are important & should be watched

Observe the commentary in the Nifty chart below

3⃣Trendlines on higher Time Frame are more significant

- A trendline on the 15 min chart will be easily broken than a trendline on the daily
- A shorter time trendline break might just mean a consolidation phase before the price moves up again resuming the larger trend

4⃣ The steeper the trendline the more likely it will break

- The less steep the trendline angle, the more significant it is & more likely to be respected.
- Any trendline with an angle greater than 30° is steep & likely to be broken before the previous trend continues.

VCP SCANNER

A THREAD 🧵

Before hopping from scanner to scanner, We need to understand what we are looking for? What is our trading personality?

I personally use 3-4 Scanners regularly to find stocks of my interest. Let's go through them one by one

Scanner 1
This my go to scan, This scan shows the result of all the stocks trading above 20SMA, which have latest % close +- 3%.

Drawdown of this scan is It's result can go upto 1000-1200 stocks in a day. so It's not possible for a part time trader to run this daily.

Link for scanner 1:-

Scanner 2

(DISCLAIMER:- THIS IS NOT MADE BY ME, I'VE FOUND IT ONLINE SOMEWHERE PLS TAG THE OWNER FOR CREDIT IF YOU KNOW)

I don't use it daily, because Scanner 1 gives me all the result I need.

This scanner shows the highest ROC ( Rate of change )

How I understand the strength of a trend:

For many day traders, the issue is not with identifying the direction but being afraid of when the move will end or reverse.

It is a challenge to identify when a move can continue and convert to a big move n when it can reverse

(1/n)

Reading orderflow data at important levels like previous day low and high (intra low and high are not that reliable levels), one can understand if a move can continue or not.

In the above chart, previous day low broke and market fell before giving a pullback.

(2/n)

Orderflow indicated that large sellers continued to sell when PDL (previous day low) was breaking.

See below chart where sellers sold huge around PDL.

We pulled back to same level and they defended their positions.

(4/n)

OF helps know the strength of a move and the probability of it continuing or not and helps me decide whether to stay in a trade for bigger profits or book out.

If you liked the content, follow me at @KillerTrader_ for more such knowledge.

Charts by @gocharting

(4/n)
#nifty

Sharing here a strategy that gave me most consistent profit in intra-day in all these years. Narrow Range break out / break down.

Here's how i scan the stocks :

- 3ib
- 3iib
- NR7+IB
- NR14+IB
- NR21+IB
- Double Doji

Stock Selection Criteria :

- IB/Smaller Doji range is around 1%
- Beta is above 0.75
- How has the stock performed in the past with this strategy

Entry :
- Long/Short on Previous Day High/Low break

Stop Loss :
- Opposite side of previous day candle

Target :

1%, 2%, 3%

Will post my stock selection here as and when i can as i have seen that in spite of sharing every single rule, people are still not getting the stocks selection correctly.

Parag Parikh Flexi Cap has been an investor favorite over the past 2 years.

Should u chase the fund?

An in-depth thread🧵 analyzing the performance and strategy of the fund.

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Lets go

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Scheme:-
Parag Parikh Flexi Cap fund

Fund Manager:-
Mr Rajeev Thakkar

AUM:-
29,294cr

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PPFAS has been the vision of the great Late Parag Parikh.

A true Value Investor.....who lost his life while attending a Berkshire Hathway AGM.

The Mutual fund has tried to remain true to the investing concepts laid by Late Mr Parag Parikh.

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Fund Manager:-

Mr Rajeev Thakkar possesses over 15 years of experience.

Joined PPFAS in 2001.

Rajeev is a strong believer in the school of "value-investing" and is heavily influenced by Warren Buffet and Charlie Munger's approach.

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Mr.Thakkar is a Chartered Accountant, Cost Accountant, CFA, and CFP. He has been associated with PPFAS AMC since 2013.

Mr Thakkar has been the lead fund manager at PPFAS Mf ever since launch.

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90 million active demat accounts in India.

Less than 1% understand Fibonacci retracement.

This mega thread will help you understand better—starting today:

Collaborated with @AdityaTodmal

1/What is Fibonnaci (Fibo) retracement?:

•Fibo retracement levels help us to identify potential reversal area or identifying potential entry point after a pullback.

•It represents various levels of significance within a swing high and low.

2/How to plot the Fibo?

•Spot the recent swing high & swing low (usually a peak & a low) on a chart.

•Plot the Fibo on these points.

•You'll get 5 key levels of support & resistance (S/R) in between the peak & low.

•Key Fibonacci ratios: 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, & 100%.

3/ Importance of retracement levels:

• The retracement level forecast can determine the level at which retracement is likely to occur.

• These retracement levels offer traders a favourable entry to open new trades in the direction of the trend.

4/ When to apply Fibo:

•Fibonacci analysis can be applied when there is a noticeable up-move or down-move in prices.

•Applying it in range bound markets would turn out to be a futile exercise.

Moving Averages Full guide 🧵

How to use them ? Which one is best ? What I use ?

Also I share free PDF on price cycle BO trading

Do retweet & like !

First let us go through 2 cases of how moving averages are used
1) For finding trend - Prices are volatile on day to day, week to week basis to smooth them MA are used . It tells clear direction of the trend without getting lost in volatility (1/n)

Look in 1 chart it's only Prices & 2nd one with only MA. Things look neat in 2nd one (2/n)

2) Support areas -

Moving averages are used as support areas for adding up stock.

As stock picks up trend it usually takes support in between towards the key moving averages. Example below - Deepak Nitrite taking support of 10 week EMA as it runs up

These 2 are the most important use of moving averages Now we will look at different MA and which one is best

Subasish Pani revealed the most simple, yet successful strategy: 5EMA set up!

Here is a thread of 23 video clips on the 5EMA set-up that will save you hundreds of hours and available to you for no cost!

5EMA set-up: 🧵!

Collaborated with @AdityaTodmal

1/Don't hate on any style:

• Admire the fact that money can be made from intraday, scalping, positional, option buying, selling, futures, etc

• Try to understand which one fits you the most and apply that, then ignore the rest!

2/ System with a R/R of minimum 1:3:

• Here is a system that works for investing, scaping, positional, options buying and selling, futures etc.

• The R/R of this set up in intraday is 1:3 & for investing can go beyond.

3/ Why EMA over SMA? :

• Exponential moving average is used, as it places a greater weight and significance on the most recent data points.

4/ 5EMA moves very close to the prices:

• Mean reversion theory: Asset prices usually tend to go back to normal or average levels after an extreme price move.

• Prices routinely oscillate around the mean but tend to return to that same average price over and over.

Best candlesticks pattern for Btst:-

Bullish Tasuki Line Candlestick Pattern

👇👇👇

#StockMarket #Btst #Stocks

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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How to identify pivot points on

Trend Following System Part -1

Mini learning thread 🧵

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@ITRADE191 @caniravkaria @ca_mehtaravi @chartmojo @DillikiBiili @VVVStockAnalyst

Super trend is widely used indicator so here in this thread i will be suing Super trend & SMA 21 to go with the trend

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Understanding Buyers vs Sellers using
candlesticks PART-1

Mini Thread 🧵 #trading #StockMarketindia

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@Mitesh_Engr @ITRADE191 @hjyadav @nakulvibhor @RajarshitaS @chartmojo @ca_mehtaravi

Here i am just trying to focus on few candlestick formation and trying to understand buyers vs sellers at reference levels. In trading less is more

Type 1 - Buyers aggression
Type 2 - Sellers aggression
Type 3 - Full confusion

Follow stay away approach when you are confused

Chart 1. Looking at candlesticks formation at reference levels is way more better than looking candlesticks everywhere or every second

Chart 2

Chart 3. Make your trading style as simple as possible

A small thread of Part 1 will share more examples in upcoming days and will try to post some live examples during market hours.