INDIAVIX just busted through 1D resistance, and it’s looking downright nasty. If it breaks 23 next, we’re talking 38, maybe even a dramatic leap to 60. Translation? Get ready, honey—a market crash or recession could be on the menu.
Alright, here’s the deal: if this market doesn’t close up 1.5-2% bullish this week, shit’s gonna hit the fan. Just short it and get ready for a bearish cycle—time to start buying gold.
Keep an eye on those weekly charts this week—things are about to get interesting!
NIFTY Alright, so this Nov Monthly ITM NIFTY241128C23600 call is barely giving bullish vibes—looks more like it’s leaning bearish, honestly. Are the bears about to take over? Well, let’s see how the week wraps up.
BANKNIFTY Today will be the test to break 52780 if it does than std rate 1%-1.5% up move if not than support at 51400. Long call if P53K 30 exp below 760. Call is somewhat looking promising. NIFTY SENSEX NNIFTY_MID_SELECT
BANKNIFTYStox_Ware FIIs might be chilling, but DIIs are out here flexing with their SIP inflows, making price discovery a bit of a circus. Nifty’s clinging to that one-week support like it’s got something to prove, but let’s be real—this week’s close will spill the tea. Diwali season’s started, so everyone’s got their shopping face on. And RELIANCE? It’s basically the market’s vibe check right now.
The new lot sizes haven’t blown up much, just a 1.5-2x bump. The real game now is all about decay and prices. I have a feeling scalpers are about to get smacked out of the market—at least at first—but hey, it’s probably a trick to get position traders adjusting to this new decay vibe. Thank goodness they didn’t go crazy with a 3-4x increase! Even if monthly expiry is 400-500, it’s still workable. The only real drama? Volatility shift. What do you think—ready for the rollercoaster?
There’s this constant pressure to be accurate or nearly accurate on every trade. It feels like every time you correct, the next one pops up. Sometimes, it seems like a put all capital in one bet that could lead to massive gains- Done, but on the other hand, there’s a fear of losing all or half of the capital. Trading can feel like a never-ending, frustrating cycle.
Let’s say I set a monetary target in Excel, calculating the returns and losses. It might take 25-40 trades to hit that target, which also means going through 25-40 moments of anxiety before making a decision—or else I’d need the patience of a monk to avoid it.
Thinking about it, I often feel tempted to switch to a stable job for the security, but when payday comes around, I start thinking about trading again. It’s like in Hinduism, where achieving “moksha” means breaking free from fear. Maybe that’s what it takes to master this game.
In a way, trading might be a quest for this kind of liberation. What do you all think?