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Friday, December 20, 2013

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Nifty opened near PDC and refused to go below PDC.First candle acted as IR. Going long was not an option as there were BRN and MSP above. There was a BOF of BRN skipped it as it was counter bias and IRH,PDC,IRL,PDL as barriers below. Went long on the BPB of MSP.Covered around 6240. Nifty traded in a range for a while. BOF of range low ( MSP) was a long signal. Waited as there was no momentum. Finally went long on the BPB of range High.Captured the entire 40 point move and covered at BRN 6300.

10 comments:

  1. Namaskaar STji,

    Can the rally above the MSP 6211.10, be considered as a fluid run, against the yesterday morning fall?

    vp

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  2. VP

    Yes it was a fluid
    Price moved through it without chop

    ST

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  3. Hi ST,
    Very nice trade.
    I traded the move from 6230 as VWAP too.. Bears smothered I guess...

    Thanks,
    TBP

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  4. Sir good evening and best of luck for your journey and God Bless You thnx

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  5. Sir if 9.15 am low was not broken can it can be considered as master candle , kindly update thnx

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  6. Hi,

    I am delightful to see Nifty - price action charts from you. I am very much interested in price action, as a Forex trader I prefer only daily time frame.
    I am wondering how it works for short time frames on Nifty?
    Anyhow I am going through your charts and terminology. once I read your charts, I can provide my comments.
    Hope your blog can helpful for me start Trading on nifty again, which I left five years ago.

    Thanks,
    Reddy.

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  7. Reddy

    Thanks for the visit and comment
    Please do give your valuable feedback

    ST

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  8. good evening,
    I could not understand the line "BOF of range low ( MSP) was a long signal. " A MSP is supposed to be a higher time frame pivot.
    Nirmal

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