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DJ @ITRADE191 multiple chart analysis for INTRADAY TRADING.

1. Core setup
2. Pivot points trades
3. PDH/PDL trades
4. Open interest addictions combined with rejections on charts.
5. Website to confirm bias

Very quick read.

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 •Main setup of @ITRADE191
He used this setup daily for all trades.

1. EMA crossover 10/20
2. Supertrend 10/3
3. Vwap
4. RSI > 60

https://t.co/N8KpqqQf7t
•Volume always greater than 20

https://t.co/P3hzK52eas
•Candle Rejecting from pivots

https://t.co/1NcZNxcOYV
•Pivot settings

https://t.co/wCpvsc3Vjm
•Closing above pivots so he took a quick scalp and made +21k immediately.

https://t.co/6XdyT1zecF
• Rejecting from PDH

https://t.co/g7UIm8d7zb
•Importance of PDH

https://t.co/673X0KKnM9
•Reliance trade
1. Rsi above 60
2. Higher volumes
3. Above EMA/Vwap

https://t.co/Vz4RaGCDeo
•Another chart of Reliance, crossing previous high with volumes

https://t.co/tixMG2rRXP
•If you see Huge OI, look for a rebound from that OI strike.

https://t.co/7Jxr8YHaGG
•Another example of resistance when Open Interest added is huge.

1. Huge Calls OI added
2. Rejection from that strike level.

https://t.co/LszmDpaDYR
• One more example of huge OI on call side added but then huge buying volumes come and sustains above the strike level so call sellers trapped.

Check the second tweet as well in this.

https://t.co/k8C2iyZwU0
Good buying opportunity

1. 13800 PE huge OI added
2. Market tested day low and rejected from there.

https://t.co/KRbbX8q4sF
Three rejections where huge OI added, big downfall comes.

Check the second tweet inside this tweet.

https://t.co/uhIpwuIDPA
Rejection from previous High's.

https://t.co/94B3pZxU3s
Another example of buying above a big red candle high near resistance and trailing.

https://t.co/hUsG1awuzD
https://t.co/FQB4ofZiCm website giving him further confidence to look for buying trades.

https://t.co/0AxlL18qKT
Link of website given below ⬇

https://t.co/HgSDTWhMRl
Pdh was Resistance for a long time.
Down fall from PDH and took support PDL or always book profit near these levels.

https://t.co/ZVr4RzPVEo
Thread on how he made 3 lakh intraday profit through such logics in two days.

https://t.co/o9tLOb30vP
Practice via these charts and logics and become consistent like him so that you can make profit daily.

Observe rejections at Pivots/PDH/PDL combined with OI analysis to improve consistency.

The END

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9 things Icharts can do, you'll wish you knew yesterday:

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