VWAP starting with day open candle is quite popular

Try #VWAP with period for change where period equal to number of bars in trading day. Acts as magnet for Intraday Mean Reversion moves

Exibit- Banknifty of last 2 days

More from Zafar Shaikh

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Lot Of People Requested For An Example Of Trend & Pullback System For Directional Trading System Which I Mentioned in Below Tweet. Hence a #Thread.


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I Use Various Combinations Of Time Frame for Trading / Investing. Generally, Time Frame Selected Decides Holding Period Of Trade. For Investment, Quarterly, Monthly & Weekly Time Frames Are Used, Where Holding Period is Few Months To Years.

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Most People Are Generally Interested in Short Term Trading. Hence, Illustrating One System Which I Use For Short Term Stock Futures Trading. Holding Period For These Trades is 2-5 Days. This Example is of Gail Futures Where Taken Long Position Today. Here We Go:-

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Stock Futures Swing Trading Sysem
Time Frames Used :-
Weekly - Stock Selection
Daily - Pullback
Intraday (75Min) - Volatility & Entry Signal

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GAIL #WEEKLY-
#StockSelection - GAIL Is Trading Near All Time High. Strong Up Trend. No Brainer. We Can Use RSI To Check Strength. RSI Above 60 is Generally Strong Trend.

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I’ve always felt that the luckiest people I know had a talent for recognizing circumstances, not of their own making, that were conducive to a favorable outcome and their ability to quickly take advantage of them.

In other words, dumb luck was just that, it required no awareness on the person’s part, whereas “smart” luck involved awareness followed by action before the circumstances changed.

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