1 FMCG stock chart has so much to teach -
1) Cup
2) Handle
3) BO
4) Retest
5) Bearish RSI divergence

What is obvious, USUALLY doesn't play out #StockMarket

Spotted 3 beautiful #MorningStar (Bullish Reversal) patterns in weekly tf. Find them - they could be youre winners going forward

If it takes you more than 5-7 secs on a chart, its not worth a trade. The chart/setup should be appealing at first sight. #TrainYourEyes. I go thru abt 200 charts daily and maybe approx 250+ on weekends
How my watchlist is prepared:
1) Once a chart looks attractive, I,
1/n

Toggle the chart in multi TF's to spot any PA/ patterns
2) Recheck with diff indicators like ST/Ichi/Cci
to see if anything favorable or otherwise
3) 1 last check on HA (dbl/triple confirmation)
4) If FnO stock, I go through the OI/ COI data else corelate volumes with pa

2/n

5) Jot down Entry/ SL levels.
Next morning, go through the preopen prices of the watchlist & try to spot any unusual activity like BO, etc.
Finally at opening i check for possible O=H/L or ORB

You ARE in a bull run hence you think trading is easy.
Just #FollowTheProcess

Home work done ...
List ready...
waiting for opening 🔔
(Have a few in my fav 3ib + NR 5/7 setups)
Lets c what the markets have to say

#DragonflyDoji highly reliable & considered as a price reversal indicator especially after a downtrend. Spotted a few 👀Ready for the coming week

Fake Breakout : Price crosses over the resistance but does not get follow through. Bearish Engulfing is seen at these levels.

Legit Breakout : Price crosses over the resistance & gets follow through. Pin Bar is ideal candle at these levels.

It's the weekend!

Grab a cup of coffee, in this thread I will explain

1. What is index investing?
2. Why S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and DIJA are different?
3. How to create your own indexes?

Let's dive right in.

You may have noticed at the start of every book, there is a page which lists out various chapters and the page number for each chapter.

This is called the index of contents of the book.

It helps you understand what is where and give you a general idea how to read the book.

Similarly in the world of finance, we have financial indexes that are used to indicate where the overall market is trading.

Is it high or is it low?
Is it cheap or is it expensive?

These questions can be answered by looking at the index.

Fun Fact: The first ever financial index created was the Dow Jones Industrial Average in year 1896

The world created a financial index before cars, airplanes and electricity were the norm!

Stocks in 1896 used to look like this, an index was helpful to understand economy levels

If you want to read more about the history of stock market, you can go through this