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👉Scalping is a trading strategy in which traders profit off small price changes for a stock or index.
👉Scalping Relies solely on price action or Technical analysis.
👉 Only Intraday immediate data is of concern.
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Is it for everyone?
👉Scalping is a trading strategy in which traders profit off small price changes for a stock or index.
👉Scalping Relies solely on price action or Technical analysis.
👉 Only Intraday immediate data is of concern.
Ability to take quick decisions without hesitation and not questioning their decisions once they have been made.
👉So first determine whether this style is suitable for you.
Rule:
We will look for buy trades
When price is above VWAP
And look for only sell trades
When price is below VWAP
If you follow this rule,
Your 50-60% wrong trades will go away out of the window.
RSI shows patterns in momentum which may or may not be seen in price.
In this method
overbought,
oversold or divergence on RSI
Not needed.
Rule 2
RSI (11) should show the same congestion pattern shown by the price
Price generally congests before a fast move.
Try to identify this congestion on price,
See whether the same congestion is shown by RSI
And trade the breakout.
Think of a spring getting coiled.
This pattern takes at least 10 bars to complete (1 min time frame),
The more the better.
None of the bars should close below the VWAP.
A low tag is okay.
Ko
Whenever the same triangle pattern happens at both Banknifty Future price and RSI.
Wait for an upside breakout.
Buy at breakout
Previous swing low will be your Stop loss.
Red dot line in the picture.
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