Monday, February 16, 2015

16022015

This is an illustrative example of the concepts being discussed.Markings are just visualizations on historical data in hindsight analysis 
Could not watch the morning session. Tried a PP long trade which failed and stopped out. Hesitated and missed the last down move.

24 comments:

  1. Hi ST,
    Thanks for the charts

    Some questions :-
    1)You didnt attempt BPB PDH on friday but today .What was the difference today ?
    2) I attempted a TRAP trade long just after your second trade TP .
    3)So many levels /volatility for that last Short ?
    thanks n rgds
    Kishore

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    1. 1.Space
      2.Entry was right. unfortunately it failed
      3.Logical target was LOD. But it moved more. price unable to stay above PDH for the second time

      ST

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    2. thanks a lot ST,
      Understood

      thanks
      Kishore

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  2. Hi ST,
    I didnt take PP trade because it was in to a last range low or a flip
    Please comment
    thanks n rgds
    Kishore

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    1. I thought there will be enough SL orders above early swing high so that it may go to HOD

      ST

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  3. Hi ST,
    How important is WPI data ?

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    1. Avoid high volatility periods when you are day trading
      WPI data wont make market very volatile I think

      ST

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    2. Hi ST,
      How do you define high volatility periods? Europe opening, etc. or something else? Thanks

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    3. I referred to the announcements and expiry in particular.
      Market will turn volatile near budget, major announcements. If you see alternate up and down wide range bars be cautious

      ST

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  4. Hi ST,
    PDH on my chart is at 8868.9 and the 2.54 pivot low at 8872 Where would the entry be for the last short?

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    1. Enter below pivot low to ride SL orders.
      Usually SL orders will take price beyond PDH as difference is only 3 points

      ST

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  5. Hi ST,
    If there was no PDH in the middle there, would you consider the move 11:15 to 11;27 as one wave or would you consider 11:21 to 11:27 as a different wave? Thanks for your help.

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  6. In your second trade, you took inside bar low as SL, in stead of MC at 13:48. Can you please explain your thought process ?

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    1. After the entry price came back and attempted to move below 8870 and got rejected
      Next bar low was 8870. then price moved up and broke earlier swing high. I kept the stop below
      below PDH, below pull back low and below round number 8870 Normally price should not hit this level.

      ST

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  7. Welcome back Sir. My observations below.

    I would particularly like to share the flag and channel breakout example today - well explained by School of trade in attached video

    https://niftytradediary.wordpress.com/2015/02/17/16-feb-2015-text-book-setup/

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    1. I am not a fan of these diagonal lines.One or two points extra or lesser move happened hours ago can make or break a trade. For me the horizontal price levels only matter
      http://postimg.org/image/6deampmvd/

      ST

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    2. Thanks for sharing ST. Absolutely I agree. However such setups when occur can add to conviction and present good R:R setups. As you notice the short opportunity was made available much before this - at TST of BRN.

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  8. Hi Sir,

    Why was the short signal not taken when the nifty pull back the second time at BRN. Also are there any candles to watch for the BOF

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    1. We may not be able to take all the signals in a discretionary method
      Sometimes we wait for some confirmation. by that time price will move away

      ST

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  9. Thanks Sir.Also is there any way to identify the correct BOF

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    1. http://niftynirvana.blogspot.in/2013/10/initial-stops.html
      pic 3,4 and 5

      ST

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