Golden Crossover of 20 EMA above 200 EMA is a good strategy used by the trader. This screener will help you in identifying stocks that has given golden crossover.
https://t.co/9F3p4qMKFS
Screeners helps trader in saving lot of time in filtering best stocks out of 5000+ listed stocks.
Here is the list of top 7 Free Strategy and its respective screeners that I use:
Also, last screener is my favorite to pick early momentum stocks.
Golden Crossover of 20 EMA above 200 EMA is a good strategy used by the trader. This screener will help you in identifying stocks that has given golden crossover.
https://t.co/9F3p4qMKFS
CCI is a good indicator to find out stocks that are bullish and are in momentum. I had already shared a thread on the same.
This screener will help in identifying stocks for which CCI has crossed above 100.
https://t.co/DQ1QvaVQF1
Bullish Divergence is a setup used by contrarian traders.
This screener will help in identifying stocks in which bullish divergence is formed.
https://t.co/vsILtspsVE
Bearish Divergence is a setup used by traders to take contra trades.
This screener will help in identifying stocks in which bearish divergence is formed.
https://t.co/7vLS5XK53y
This screener will filter out stocks in which volumes has spiked up on daily time frame.
Also, a detailed thread is shared by us on how to trade using Volume Buzzer.
https://t.co/ueUHHUp43m
We are thankful to @bankniftydoctor for sharing his RDX strategy which can be used for positional trades.
This screener will filter out stocks that satisfies all the condition of RDX setup.
https://t.co/lbPTqhtMYC
This is one of my favorite. Volatility Contraction pattern helps in picking up stocks just before the big move starts.
This screener will help in picking up stocks that are going to give big move.
https://t.co/N5W9L5Unhm
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As per SEBI report, 89% F&O traders are not able to earn profits in the market. There can be multiple reasons to it.
Sharing SIMPLE Index Option Selling Strategies that I personally use and less effort is required.
A course worth Rs 50K for FREE.
Last strategy is my favourite.
1/ Short Straddle/Iron Condor for Expiry (Famous 916 Strategy):
Just create a Short Straddle/Iron Condor 100 points away in Nifty on expiry day.
For eg. if Nifty Spot is at 17610, then short 17700 CE and 17500 PE.
Iron Condor can be taken by buying 300 points away hedge.
Exit Strategy:
1. Exit all the Position if any of the options become ATM or near to that. For this, an alert at upper and lower levels can be placed.
2. If the above condition is not executed, then close the position manually by 3:15 PM.
For example: In Last Expiry, we have taken below Short Straddle Trade and same was shared live.
Stoploss was kept as 17450/17750 after considering the premium that we collected from
For Banknifty, short straddle can be created for 250/300 points away and for Finnifty 100 points away.
Trading these two indices is bit difficult as they are very volatile and can give wild swings during intraday and especially on expiry days.
Sharing SIMPLE Index Option Selling Strategies that I personally use and less effort is required.
A course worth Rs 50K for FREE.
Last strategy is my favourite.
1/ Short Straddle/Iron Condor for Expiry (Famous 916 Strategy):
Just create a Short Straddle/Iron Condor 100 points away in Nifty on expiry day.
For eg. if Nifty Spot is at 17610, then short 17700 CE and 17500 PE.
Iron Condor can be taken by buying 300 points away hedge.
Exit Strategy:
1. Exit all the Position if any of the options become ATM or near to that. For this, an alert at upper and lower levels can be placed.
2. If the above condition is not executed, then close the position manually by 3:15 PM.
For example: In Last Expiry, we have taken below Short Straddle Trade and same was shared live.
Stoploss was kept as 17450/17750 after considering the premium that we collected from
Taking this Intraday trade for today's expiry
— Yash Mehta (@YMehta_) February 2, 2023
Selling Nifty 17700 CE and Nifty 17500 PE
One can hedge it by buying OTM options to reduce margin or can go naked selling.
Stoploss: 17450/17750
Combined Premium of selling is 43 points pic.twitter.com/ga3hIoVTPC
For Banknifty, short straddle can be created for 250/300 points away and for Finnifty 100 points away.
Trading these two indices is bit difficult as they are very volatile and can give wild swings during intraday and especially on expiry days.
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Mistakes to avoid in Intraday 🧵🧵
8 Years Experience in 8 Tweets
Worth any workshop of 10-15k
Re-Tweet Like to help others 🙏🙏
1) Psychology Mistakes - Don't change your stand after entering a trade
Everyone think against his own trade after entering a trade.
- Don't move SL accept it
- Don't exit before SL hit
You analysis is💩 once you are in a trade and that will improve with time.
2) Position Size Mistakes - Don't enter with big quantity at once
Intraday is a game of small SL and you might hit SL even if your analysis is correct.
Give chart some space to move and let it take your SL of 1000 quantity but if it moves in your fav then increase it to 2-3k
3) Still want to take Big Position size ??
Only when SL is very tight -
1) Naukri - Explained in chart
2) Reversal Big Quantity explained in BNF
4) Time frame mistakes -
Many beginners only trade with 3-5 min TF
Dude you know nothing in 3-5 min TF, its like taking trades from ground floor and pro traders checking daily TF are at 5th floor.
Their sight from 5th floor is better
Explained here
8 Years Experience in 8 Tweets
Worth any workshop of 10-15k
Re-Tweet Like to help others 🙏🙏
1) Psychology Mistakes - Don't change your stand after entering a trade
Everyone think against his own trade after entering a trade.
- Don't move SL accept it
- Don't exit before SL hit
You analysis is💩 once you are in a trade and that will improve with time.
2) Position Size Mistakes - Don't enter with big quantity at once
Intraday is a game of small SL and you might hit SL even if your analysis is correct.
Give chart some space to move and let it take your SL of 1000 quantity but if it moves in your fav then increase it to 2-3k
3) Still want to take Big Position size ??
Only when SL is very tight -
1) Naukri - Explained in chart
2) Reversal Big Quantity explained in BNF
4) Time frame mistakes -
Many beginners only trade with 3-5 min TF
Dude you know nothing in 3-5 min TF, its like taking trades from ground floor and pro traders checking daily TF are at 5th floor.
Their sight from 5th floor is better
Explained here
Time Frame importance -
— My First Stock (@myfirststock99) May 14, 2022
1) 3 min - For Execution
( indicators provide early signals and less reliable)
2) 15 min - to look at trend of week, Support and Resistance of last 4-5 days
3) Daily - to check current trend and Short Term S-R (More reliability)
Charts - pic.twitter.com/SWHcQQ8m0F
Twitter has more than 89,000,000 threads on trading strategies.
Here are top 10 threads that will teach you about Stock Market:
1⃣How To Read a Stock Chart For Beginners by @RichardMoglen
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2⃣The simple 8-step process to make a trading plan by @AdityaTodmal
3⃣Thread on Darvas Box Theory
2⃣How to find out high and lows of stock market by
Here are top 10 threads that will teach you about Stock Market:
1⃣How To Read a Stock Chart For Beginners by @RichardMoglen
👇
As Traders, Technical Analysis allows us to Judge Potential, Identify Accumulation, and Manage Risk.
— Richard Moglen \U0001f981 (@RichardMoglen) April 2, 2022
It allows us to see through the noise and interpret price action.
Here is How To Read a Stock Chart For Beginners (Thread)
2⃣The simple 8-step process to make a trading plan by @AdityaTodmal
The best traders have a trading plan.
— Aditya Todmal (@AdityaTodmal) February 13, 2022
But 98.8% of the new traders, don't know how to make one.
I analyzed @niki_poojary's account, to learn how we can create a plan on our own.
Here's the simple 8-step process:\U0001f9f5
3⃣Thread on Darvas Box Theory
Strategy to make higher returns in Short duration :-
— Flamingo Trader |Ankit Saraswat (@FlamingoTrader_) February 21, 2022
Thread on Darvas Box Theory:-
\U0001f9f5@FlamingoTrader_
2⃣How to find out high and lows of stock market by
Telling my 8 years of experience in 5 min. A thread on how to find out high and lows of stock market.
— W D Gann Trader (@Bjybnf) August 5, 2022
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I’ve always felt that the luckiest people I know had a talent for recognizing circumstances, not of their own making, that were conducive to a favorable outcome and their ability to quickly take advantage of them.
In other words, dumb luck was just that, it required no awareness on the person’s part, whereas “smart” luck involved awareness followed by action before the circumstances changed.
So, was I “lucky” to be born when I was—nothing I had any control over—and that I came of age just as huge databases and computers were advancing to the point where I could use those tools to write “What Works on Wall Street?” Absolutely.
Was I lucky to start my stock market investments near the peak of interest rates which allowed me to spend the majority of my adult life in a falling rate environment? Yup.
Ironies of Luck https://t.co/5BPWGbAxFi
— Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) March 14, 2018
"Luck is the flip side of risk. They are mirrored cousins, driven by the same thing: You are one person in a 7 billion player game, and the accidental impact of other people\u2019s actions can be more consequential than your own."
I’ve always felt that the luckiest people I know had a talent for recognizing circumstances, not of their own making, that were conducive to a favorable outcome and their ability to quickly take advantage of them.
In other words, dumb luck was just that, it required no awareness on the person’s part, whereas “smart” luck involved awareness followed by action before the circumstances changed.
So, was I “lucky” to be born when I was—nothing I had any control over—and that I came of age just as huge databases and computers were advancing to the point where I could use those tools to write “What Works on Wall Street?” Absolutely.
Was I lucky to start my stock market investments near the peak of interest rates which allowed me to spend the majority of my adult life in a falling rate environment? Yup.
