Long setup:

Trading a reversal using 3 bar Price Action

1. Bar 1 closes lower (Red)
2. Bar 2 closes below Bar 1 (Red)
3. Bar 3 closes above the high of both Bar 1 & Bar 2 (Green)
4. Buy at the close of bar 3
5. SL is low of Bar 3 & Trail SL
6. Decide position size as per risk

Purchased some unlisted shares from LeadOff.
Platform is reliable as shares will be transferred directly to CDSL/NSDL accounts.
Lot of unlisted companies are available, can try if interested:
1. Chennai super kings
2. Reliance Retail
3. Pharmeasy
4. NSE(sold out)
5. Kurlon
etc..

Companies with Monopoly in India and having more than 60% market share.

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I am using only one indicator in the chart.
i.e DC(20) = Donchain Channel
I use 3 min chart and the DC period is 20, so DC high is basically the last 1 hour high & DC low is the last 1 hour low.
The middle line is the median of high and low.

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Donchian channels are mainly used to identify the breakout of nifty/BNF.
We can take directional bias based on the indicator.
If nifty is breaking DC high, can take bullish view.
if it is breaking DC down, can take bearish view.
if it is in between, can trade range-bound.

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We can monitor nifty/banknifty futures with volume along with DC.
If the volume is 1.5 to 2 times the average volume and if DC high/low is taken out then it can be a strong bullish/bearish signal.

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Finally, I quit a high paying 15 year job to become a full-time trader.
I always dreamt of not working under anyone but yet to make good income and it happened with trading.
Now I am independent, own boss and have plenty of time to do whatever I wish to do.

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But, Don't take any hasty decisions, I was planning for this since last 3-4 years.

My story.

I was always obsessive of stock market since 2005 as I like gambling, poker, rummy etc :)
I joined my first company in 2007 and then I got an opportunity to visit overseas.

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I got 1 lakh money for the business trip, I put entire money in Reliance Power and as usual lost everything.
Then tried some more stocks and eventually lost and out of market.

Then had a long break until 2015 as my career was going great and was in Korea for 2 years.

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There I met a colleague in Korea and he inspired me to enter stock market again. He used to put almost all his salary in stock market and 90% of it in a single stock.
Re-entered market with some stocks and slowly learnt F&O.
I put 10 lakhs in F&O and as a beginners luck,

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it went upto 22 lakhs with option buying and futures.
And in next 20 days, it has fallen back to 2 lakhs. That time there was only monthly options and I still remember a trade where I bought with entire capital banknifty PE option for Rs. 350

Another Good Friday. Got good decay.
Got 1 lakh.
Traded quantity 4500
1. Entered 14700 short straddle and got 50k.
2. Moved to 14650 short straddle and got 46k.
3. One error trade in execution gave 11k. Exited it immediately.

Closed all positons before 2:30 as premiums are low.

Order book

MACD and how I use it

stoploss & slippages : a thread to understand how to avoid big slippage when you get stopped out #Qunat #AlgoTradeing #Nifty #stoploss (p.s. this is just an effort to educate & example is for illustration only.) hope this helps.

1. NSE maintains two orderbooks one which has all the bid & ask offers till its full depth 2. is stoploss orderbook which is not available for anyone to lookup unlike the 1st one.
you can place two type of stoploss orders one is SL-Market & SL-limit

These SL orders gets recored in SL-Orderbook in 1st come 1st basis for that mentioned trigger price
ex. 1) 9:20 -> SL order trigger at 100 qty 500
2) 9:45 -> SL order with trigger at 100 qty 500
3) 11:30 -> SL order with trigger at 100.5 qty 500

Now when price is dropping and as soon as it starts hitting the trigger prices mentioned in SL-Orderbook .. these orders get released in pubilc bid ask orderbook. in this case for our ex. trigger execution order will be 3,1,2

for this particular day market opened gap-up, for lot of traders this becomes bullish bias .. with this bias market was in very narrow trading zone giving everyone opportunity to enter .. majority of ppl will keep SL below nearest swing low.

How to use Moving averages like a Pro.👇

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Before making ur trade entry or even before making a bias of trend as either bullish or bearish, do u use any objective measures to define the trend based on price, volume and momentum?
Price will always go back and forth move no matter how strong the trend is.

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So an objecctive way of defining the trend as bullish or bearish will help u to stay out of counter trend trades which usually not only hit SL, but slippages tend to be quite high in case of those trades. If u dont believe that, u can either check ur journal .

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In the pic, an example was shown with objectively defining the price trend based on momenum. If price is bullish then either take long entry while price pulls back on 20 SMA or when it makes a new breakout, its very very safe method.

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Even one can use simple MACD for defining the trend. Indicator doesnt have any magic, be it custom made or default one. Trick is in identifying the bias when its quite clear and obvious and not to trade till then.

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Bull Market Rotation: We all have heard about bull market rotation over last few months. 

Let's see how it looks. Below is the comparative chart of IT (candlestick chart) vs Metals (blue line chart). Let's see how it has moved from March'20 bottom till now. 

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1) March'20 to July'20: Both going up but IT clearly outperforming metals during the period.

2) July to Aug: IT consolidating, metals outperforming.

3) Aug to Oct: IT moving up, metals under retracement.

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4) Oct to Nov: Tables turning again in favour of metals.

5) Nov to Jan: Both moving up, but IT outperforming.

6) Jan to May: Metals outperforming IT after some initial retracement in first few weeks of Jan. Since last week of Jan to May, it's been all metals.

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7) May to July: IT again leading, with metals consolidating.

Let's see how it turns from here.

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