Since lot of discussions on ITC, had a simple look at the chart. With each passing day, the probability of a large breakout increases. Watch the behaviour of MFI, but wait for prices to trade above the trendline with volumes
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My presentation on Money Management was based on a lot of sources as I mentioned. For traders interested on those sources , here they are
#OptimalF
Portfolio Management Formulas: Mathematical Trading Methods for the Futures, Options, and Stock Markets by Ralph Vince
The Mathematics of Money Management: Risk Analysis Techniques for Traders by Ralph Vince
#SecureF
#FixedRatio
The Trading Game: Playing by the Numbers to Make Millions by Ryan Jones
https://t.co/U0c65EbEog.
#OptimalF
Portfolio Management Formulas: Mathematical Trading Methods for the Futures, Options, and Stock Markets by Ralph Vince
The Mathematics of Money Management: Risk Analysis Techniques for Traders by Ralph Vince
#SecureF
#FixedRatio
The Trading Game: Playing by the Numbers to Make Millions by Ryan Jones
https://t.co/U0c65EbEog.
This question might have rose in your mind too, that why VIX was lower than yesterday despite the huge selloff today.
This is what I think happens . A thread.
What is VIX ?
https://t.co/VOkAwGRsHL
What is IV ( implied volatility ) ?
Now my explanations. IV is simply demand and supply. IV is back calculated from option prices and not given by the BSM model. When demand for options ( by buyers) are high, IVs will be high. When supply of options ( by sellers) are high, IV will be low.
Now look at this chart. Nifty fut and VIX are plotted together ( red line is the VIX). Yesterday's massive breakdown forced traders to hedge their positions by buying puts ( could be cash holdings, could be future longs, could be sold puts). This excess demand spiked up IVs /VIX
This is what I think happens . A thread.
Market is highly volatile but vix is down by 4%
— Jegathesan Durairaj (Jegan) (@itjegan) May 13, 2022
What is VIX ?
https://t.co/VOkAwGRsHL
What is IV ( implied volatility ) ?
Now my explanations. IV is simply demand and supply. IV is back calculated from option prices and not given by the BSM model. When demand for options ( by buyers) are high, IVs will be high. When supply of options ( by sellers) are high, IV will be low.
Now look at this chart. Nifty fut and VIX are plotted together ( red line is the VIX). Yesterday's massive breakdown forced traders to hedge their positions by buying puts ( could be cash holdings, could be future longs, could be sold puts). This excess demand spiked up IVs /VIX
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#ITC Is this last leg of downside or game over?🙆
Key points : 👇
~ RSI breakout retest in weekly chart
~ HH &HL pattern ,Price action still bullish
~ Huge support as per ratio chart.
#CNXFMCG #Nifty
Key points : 👇
~ RSI breakout retest in weekly chart
~ HH &HL pattern ,Price action still bullish
~ Huge support as per ratio chart.
#CNXFMCG #Nifty
#ITC I drilled further by #CNXFMCG index
— Pranay Prasun (@PranayPrasun) July 3, 2021
Keypoints :
~ Near huge support as per weekly chart
~ #RSI Breakout retest #Ratiochart
Conclusion : Bounceback expected
Timeframe : Weekly , So please avoid daily movement .@piyushchaudhry @gogrithekhabri @Deishma @pratyush_rohit https://t.co/PKbi7mdoam pic.twitter.com/MUWBSX2LlB