There is a substantial risk of loss associated with trading Derivatives . Losses can and will occur. My methods will not ensure profits
Thursday, May 30, 2013
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
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Nifty opened within previous day closing range. IR Formed. BOF of PDH gave a short below BRN and MC. My first target was MSP/DO. When it broke this area I thought there could be another leg down through the Fluid.Covered on BOF of the area. Long above the Tight trading range . TP at BRN.. Did not attempt the BOF of HOD and later BOF of BRN
Monday, May 27, 2013
Saturday, May 25, 2013
If and Then
My trading revolves around Decision Points and Price Flips.
These levels create a framework or structure within which the price moves.
There is nothing special about these Decision Points. These levels are good old
support and resistance levels where majority of the traders act.
What is there in a name? In fact the name matters a lot
psychologically. I have written about it in an earlier article (Read). If we
call a particular level “Support”, our mind automatically perceive the level as
a buying zone. Here we start looking at the market in absolutes and will find
reasons and patterns to go long, where none exists in reality. Further if something
happens contrary to our expectations we are taken off guard and we freeze.
Trading is a mental game where we have to be flexible and dynamic
all the time.. We must be able to quickly change our views as the Market changes.
If we hold a fixed view it is not possible to process new information
objectively. Our mind will block or misinterpret the information in support of
our belief.
Trading is all about developing scenarios. Instead of
seeking certainty, think “If and Then” possibilities. Hold opposing ideas in
mind and be ready to change your bias as and when the price action unfolds at
the hard right edge of the chart.
Now, do “Decision Points” make sense to you?
Friday, May 24, 2013
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