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Curated tweets of @sourabhsiso19

Found awesome content: ⏬
1. Moneycontrol
2. Bank nifty Strangles/Straddles
3. Learnings
4. Expiry Trading
5. Directional trading
6. Long Term Investing
7. Pivot system
8. DHS pattern
9. Multiple trade management threads/ways.

 Moneycontrol article on @sourabhsiso19 ⏬

https://t.co/IrdMhpR1e9
What Sourabh does and how to trade like him? ⏬

https://t.co/NZCLZss1D2
Why trade multiple systems? ⏬
1. Keeps drawdown at minimum.
2. Strong money management can be applied.
3. Better psychology.

https://t.co/dc1ecuLyO6
Thread on how options allow you to change your positions in a dynamic manner. ⏬

https://t.co/JiW264aAav
Why he trades Bank Nifty strangles. ⏬

https://t.co/76OeeTbBTG
Sell strangles when ⏬
1. Opening is in the middle of PDH/PDL.
2. Combined strangle chart at day low.
3. Below Vwap.
4. Below 20 MA.

https://t.co/395faWrFmw
When he sells strangles if market opens within PDH/PDL he trails aggressively as according to a study a breakout can happen anytime in the second half. ⏬

https://t.co/EIFgMQZZwN
Start with 1/3rd quantity, add if in favour.
Win big on highest quantity, lose small when on lower quantity.. 🤏 ⏬

https://t.co/HZsESN3QmL
Thread on how to manage Bank Nifty straddles. ⏬

https://t.co/dJJQj2L6cR
Learnings he has noted down in an excel. Go through this, very important. ⏬

https://t.co/K8LD5Mo4p0
Another tweet on his lessons learnt and the mistakes he's noted down. ⏬

https://t.co/4QXfegHC3s
Don't sell straddles/strangles on gap days as premium moves are erratic and rarely there is a follow through. ⏬

https://t.co/icI1aMaetV
Create Skewed bullish strangles when market crosses previous day high and weekly pivot. ⏬

https://t.co/ZpEYmy95Lt
Pointers on how to do expiry trading. ⏬

https://t.co/FjXxBfaPTa
Last week of expiry, keep stocks in watchlist that are 1-2% away from highest OI strike. ⏬

Logic is if that is breached writers will panic leading to a big short covering move.

https://t.co/Z8vR75ihts
Thread on how to do long term investing. ⏬

https://t.co/Zh2j67wdR1
Framework for directional strategies. Check the first picture in his tweet, important. ⏬

https://t.co/07oj4sHvXS
Directional trading for going long in stocks: ⏬

1. ATH or near ATH.
2. Futures OI built up positive.
3. Call unwinding.
4. Strong put writing.

https://t.co/A9LNzIquE4
DHS pattern (Day high sustains) ⏬
1. Near 52 week high
2. 1st 5 min candle breaks PDH
3. Day low sl
4. Trail with 20 SMA

https://t.co/Mr8KUGT9Dp
A new Pivot system he uses: ⏬

1. Buy above R1
2. 15 min candle close above R1
3. SL below candle low and keep trailing.

https://t.co/HiFC0qiTyg
Trade management in a Reliance trade he took. ⏬

https://t.co/xTJoGEDEvh
Trade management on a day when market opened 3% gap up, then went down and then again rallied towards the end. ⏬

https://t.co/P8q4Db6lRi
Strangle Trade management when there is a violent move/iv spike. ⏬

https://t.co/BmO53F3NZa
Learnings from the book Market Wizards. ⏬

Thanks to @sourabhsiso19 for the immense learning and hope you enjoyed this compilation. Ask him questions as he always responds to the best of his ability. 💯

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THE END

https://t.co/vVuUdOuP1k

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Step 1: Stock Selection

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1/ Longer-term short straddle:

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Beginners:

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Higher risk.

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