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Celebrating 1million followers of #Powerofstocks a youtube channel by #SubasishPani

A VIDEO 🧵: 8 CONCEPTS THAT YOU JUST CANT AFFORD TO MISS OUT!

Collaborated with @AdityaTodmal

 1. How to draw support and resistance?

• Spot the U-turns i.e. the bend in the existing trend.

• He explains the change in the polarity concept here.
Example 1: How to draw support and resistance on charts
The more any Support /Resistance is tested the more it becomes weaker
2. Inside Candle

• Trade the breakout of the baby candle with its H/L as SL

• Pyramiding is done at the break of the mother candle H/L

• Try this only to the top 10 Nifty stocks.
Inside Candle

• 15 min TF & above only

• Practice one setup multiple times.

• Probability of any set up is 75%.
3. Too many red/green days on a back to back basis means plan for a reversal

• Any timeframe when there are continuous red/green candles in a row can plan for an opposite move or consolidation in which case one can make the most out of it via option selling.
• After 4-5 days of single colored candle high chances of reversal.
4. How does Subhasish Pani trade breakouts?

• Look for BO post 12:30 pm

• During bearish breakdowns market should not spend time, as selling is usually fast and ferocious.

• Just deploy half qty first and in case if SL is taken out you loose on half qty only
Examples on breakouts on charts/stocks
• If price is waiting/staying near the resistance after getting rejected from that resistance multiple times then high probability of it to BO that resistance
5. What is a trend & how to find the top & bottom?

• Trend reversals can be captured by M and W patterns.
•Uptrend means HH & HL concept explained by Subasish beautifully

• Once buyers gets defeated, near the first support one can look for shorting opportunity
• Spot M near the top & W near the bottom after a trend.

• Avoid finding "exact" tops and bottoms.

• But you can be near the top or bottom and catch the moves.
• Merge the logic of Support and Resistance along with trend to identify buying or selling opportunity
6. Pointers on Price Action.

• In an uptrend market, never short the 1st pullback & vice versa.

• If a stretched upmove is visible, followed by a red candle don't short it.

• Wait for a green candle & only when the low of that candle is taken out one can initiate shorts
• In an uptrend after the first pullback wait for the fresh buyers to get defeated only then one can plan for shorting opportunity
• Only when the buyer loses then one can plan for shorts and in case of a gap down they would be eager to cover their longs.
7. Expiry days are usually dojis

• When the market comes down on expiry, option sellers start selling puts that are inflated in value.

• When the market goes up the same way option sellers enter and sell calls.

• Hence there are dojis formation on most expiry days.
• Focus on whole and psychologically important levels

•Example of why he sold a straddle during high IV
• In a negative sentiment, low probability of market closing on day high
• This set up can be used only during high IV scenarios and cannot be deployed during all expiries
8. May month expiry Subasish had predicted on Tuesday itself that Thursday we might witness an upmove.

The reasons for that upmove is described in the video below👇
Reference Source: https://t.co/00UjMLklpk
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The most valuable aspect in trading you aren't using:

POSITION SIZING

Sizing is the key, you'll make big money only if you own a significant size without compromising on risk.

Here are 10 of them, and they are for free: 🧵

Collaborated with @AdityaTodmal

1/ For a faster growth, one needs to have a bigger size:

• What difference would it make if a stock moves by 300%?

• But then, what if you had only 1% capital allocation?

• Despite the stock performing spectacularly, your account won't reflect the same, due to small sizing.

2/ Three types of position sizing:

1. Fixed absolute Rupee amount that one is willing to risk.
2. % risk of the total capital.
3. Basis the edge.

Risk tolerance should be taken into consideration while determining appropriate position sizing.

3/ Fixed absolute Rupee Amount:

• Eg: Total capital is Rs. 10 lacs and the max risk per trade is Rs. 7500

• Lets say a stock is trading at 1200 and your SL is 1120 (i.e. your risk per unit us Rs. 1200-1120 =Rs. 80)

• Optimum qty: 7500/80 = 94 units

4/ Percentage risk of total capital:

• Lets say you want to risk 1% of the total capital on each trade.

• Considering the total capital of Rs. 10 lacs, you shall risk Rs. 10,000 i.e. 1% of 10lacs on each trade.

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7 effective trading journal tools that you can use to make better decisions (instead of just maintaining a trading journal):🧵

Collaborated with @AdityaTodmal

Lets start with the harsh truth.

80% of traders just maintain a trading journal and never evaluate.

Recording your trades on day-to-day basis is just maintaining a trade book which your broker can furnish anytime.

Hence this exercise of recording trades is simply futile.

Things to record in the Trading Journal:

1.Long/ Short
2. Symbol
3. Qty
4. Buy Date
5. Buy price
6. Sell Date
7. Sell price
8. Profit/Loss
9. SL
10. % of cap risked
11.RoI %
12.RoCE %
13.Days held
14.R/R
15.Set up used

Once all the records are in place you need to build an analytics tool.

Trade records on its own is just the raw data which needs to be processed to derive info out of it.

Record your 50 or 100 trades.

Thereafter, analyse the following:

1. No. of wins
2. No. of Losses
3. % of winning trades ( No. of wins/Total trades)
4. Avg gain %
5. Avg loss %
6. Gain to Loss ratio ( 4./5.)
7. Reward to Risk ratio
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In the month of October 2022, we have shared 15 threads, which includes:

• Free Price action course worth 50k
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1/: Eight websites that F&O trades just can't afford to


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3/ Eight books on Option trading that every trader should


4/ List of threads to make you a pro in option
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#NIFTY

Bearish engulfing on monthly or bullish harami on Weekly , which one will play out?

Outlook for the week Jan 2 - 6, 2022.

THREAD: Deconstructing NIFTY on 5 different TF's.

#NIFTY

1. Monthly TF:

• Although the structure in monthly TF is of HH-HL, December monthly candle is a more of a bearish engulfing.

• However it is exactly at the support

• 17800-18000 looks like a strong support.


#NIFTY

2. Weekly TF:

• 17800- 1800 used to be a resistance in April & August 2022.

• However post BO of those levels, they might act as an immediate support.

• Current weekly candle is closer to the support (erstwhile resistance)


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3. Daily TF:

• After a sharp vertical fall, we expected a buying momentum

• Also Nifty filled the Gap.

• Strong support at 17800


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4. Hourly TF:

Moving within the rising channel, albiet the channel is quite steep.
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It's much more powerful than you think

9 things TradingView can do, you'll wish you knew yesterday: 🧵

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1/ Free Multi Timeframe Analysis

Step 1. Download Vivaldi Browser

Step 2. Login to trading view

Step 3. Open bank nifty chart in 4 separate windows

Step 4. Click on the first tab and shift + click by mouse on the last tab.

Step 5. Select "Tile all 4 tabs"


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I do not have the paid version of trading view.


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