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#Finnifty LevelsI’ve created a chart highlighting the key support and resistance levels for Finnifty, designed to help traders make informed decisions. These levels provide critical insights for understanding potential price movements, enabling traders to identify ideal entry and exit points. Use these levels to gain a clearer perspective on Finnifty’s trends and optimize your trades with greater confidence. Remember, these levels serve as guidance, so always combine them with your own analysis and risk management.
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by Prabhu2020
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An Equation of the Financial Markets in form of an Endless Loop.Elliot Wave Theory claims that Markets form similar patterns of formations on smaller time frames that are visible on higher time frames, (higher/lesser degree). Crowd behaviour which the theorist defined for traders or market participants is predictable in a manner that it ought to cause a definite result after each sequential or circumventing interval. First half of idealised Elliot Wave is Motive Wave, which consists of 5 kinds of movements but majority are in the direction of higher degree trend (3) and 2 the even movements are retracements or corrections from that higher degree trend. For example on a Monthly chart there is an Upward Trend in the markets then at weekly time frame motive wave would have 1,3,5 actionary movements in upward direction and two corrective movements in downward direction. Motive Wave is further categorised with Impulse Sub-Wave and Diagonal Sub-Wave. Impulse Wave is the normal Motive wave whereas the Diagonal Wave forms consolidation in a channel at 3rd level. The Cycle that I have marked on the chart is Elliot Wave Bearish Cycle which consists of 5 Motive Waves( 15 levels of downward trend and 10 corrective retracements in upward trend) plus 3 corrective Waves as in form of 2nd phase or 2nd overall wave of the Cycle. In my calculative assumption the Corrective Waves are ending ending 18200 levels for nifty and began at 16850. I hope I could make this loopic concept a bit clearer.
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by INDEXKING0
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How I Traded the market today 13/10/2022 As I discuss yesterday wide range of markets 16800-17500. The market opens way beyond our expected range. whenever this happens I wait. I was tempted to take a trade around 17270 to buy but couldn't execute and missed 50-60 points. however, aftermarket cross 17330, I start looking for sell. so I shot around 17325 with Sl 17350. and exit around 17200. now why I took the trade ...it was based on two factors, first Rsi was overbought in 15 min chart and Second, there is a double top on 15 min chart. Generally, I hedge at a lower level but the market is very volatile within the range. Thanks
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by ASHWINIKUMAR2101
Learn how to trade Nifty 50 Indian Index, locate turning pointsI am going to explain the basics on what to look for to learn how to trade Nifty 50 Indian Index and locate turning points in the stock market.There are many technical analysis trading strategies you could use to learn how to trade Nifty 50 futures and stocks within the Nifty 50 Indian index. In this video we are going to explain what you should be looking for on a chart, the basic characteristics of candlesticks patterns that will help you locate turning points in the market.It's very important to trade these strong impulse in the context of a bigger picture trend and avoid trading counter trend scenarios. How can you buy Nifty 50 futures index or Nifty 50 related stocks in an uptrend? First of all you must look for impulses strong enough to create a series of wide candlestick bodies in the direction the of the long term trend. The chart attached shows a few impulses drawn on Nifty 50 futures weekly timeframe, that means that every candlestick represents a week if time. By simply comparing the strength of those moves you will be able to locate potential turning points in the Nifty 50 futures index and related Nifty 50 Indian stocks. Trading impulses against the trend is not the best strategy since you will be going against the long term bias of the underlying asset or stock. How to buy Nifty 50 futures index? Well, locate these impulses and do a top down technical analysis before making a decision to buy or sell at these impulses. A single timeframe technical analysis is not enough to make a trading decision.
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by AlfonsoMoreno