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Price Action pattern for intraday trading

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 Focus on limited price action pattern if u are fan of pattern trading and concentrate pattern more at reference levels no everywhere.
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6 different INTRADAY TRADING STRATEGIES which can change your trading.

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Intraday Strategy 1 - VWAP & Pivot Based


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VWAP for intraday Trading Part -2

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Price Action Trading - Part 1

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1/4 Engulfing Candle along with the trend. In this case bullish trend. Scroll down and check the example. Also in a video format ( Video link - https://t.co/7V2pz0aCdx )


Higher High & Higher low is common in bull market but to understand the traders strength need to read the auction in the consolidated sideways range. So I have explained a simple engulfing concept. Scroll down


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2 hours of non-stop Twitter space by @kapildhama

Topic - Data Points to check as a Option seller

Mega Thread 🧵 of all the data points to check as a option seller shared by Mr. Kapil Dhama is complied

Retweet to reach wider -Learning should never stop

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-Make your own trading system
- First identify what suits you ?
Trend Following
Directional or Non-directional option selling
9:20straddle
Naked option buying/selling

-Never take more than 1% loss in intraday
-There is no specific trick in market only important is process

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-Chart & Data plays a important role ( Understand to combine to identify trades/direction )
-In all trades knowing exit point is very important

Simple target for Kapil sir in straddle is 100 points in a week on BNF & Loss exit point is 50 points after adjustment (R:R 1:2)

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- Simple target for Kapil sir in straddle is 50 points in a week on NF & Loss exit point is 25 points after adjustment (R:R 1:2)

Check data after 3:00 p.m Chart + Data ?

Check how is the closing ( Location of closing - Near Day high or Day low or mid of the day )

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Example:

-If market is near high ( Check in data whether Near ATM PE has more writing & in CE writing whether is less at higher strike price) - It is a Probability

Once Data is bullish along with the close he choose

Strangle- Rs.70 PE & Rs.40 CE or scroll down
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Twitter is filled with knowledge so let's today focus on few trading related knowledge shared by various traders

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Checklist for Option buying thread by ( @asitbaran )

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Trading via spread by @Ronak_Unadkat complied by @AdityaTodmal

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Option strike price selection by @ITRADE191 complied by @AdityaTodmal

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