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If you are a beginner and don't have any idea why the market is falling continuously.

Read Stan Weinstein's Book.
Read What is "Stage 4" and believe me there is no better explanation than that I found till today.

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What you think KPIT will do here?
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5 Year ago, I didn’t know what Nifty means.
Here I am sharing the minimal free content that you can follow to become the best trader in the world.

A Thread 🧡

The first source I started with was #Zerodha Varsity.
It has an amazing Whitepaper, a person who wants to get a good basic understanding about trading can start from there first.

Link :

After completing the whitepaper go through these books one by one in the same order:

1. Anna Couling
Book : A Complete Guide to Price and Volume Analysis

This book will help you to understand the price and volume action in detail.


2. Stan Weinstein
Book : Secrets For Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets

After getting a good understanding of Price Action and Volume, this book will help you to understand the Stage Analysis and Relative Strength Concept.


3. William O’Neil
Book : How to Make Money in Stocks
I take it as a Bible to learn about trading as it gives a 360 degree view before taking any trade. We will get a better idea about fundamentals you should focus on along with many technical charts as soon as you open the book
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#GNFC (Daily)
A Best #Swing Trade of #March
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A chart worth reading and taking a print out. This same pattern repeated multiple times so train your eyes with it.

Show me your love and will try to post more annotated chart like this.
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A simple strategy; Cam breakout strategy; Major rules for longs r morning open above R3; Long when full candle ab R4 and ab 25ema; Exit when price drops bel 25ema or bel R3 or till 3.15. Rev for short. Backtest from 2019 - Profit factor 2.06 / Finer rules confidential.
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Yash Mehta
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#CPR is an indicator which is used for #Intraday in Stock Market.

This learning thread would be on
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Like❀️& RetweetπŸ”for wider reach and for more such learning thread in the future.

Also, an investment strategy is shared using CPR in the end.

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Central Pivot Range (CPR) acts like a magnetic level for any stock/index. Traders use it for intraday but it works on higher time frame as well.
CPR is just the three lines which is like a magnet and price approaches these levels. CPR acts like a support or resistance.

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What are these three lines now?

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𝗕𝗖 = (High + Low)/2
𝗧𝗖 = (Pivot – BC) + Pivot

For intraday chart use previous day candle HLC. Similarly, for Daily Chart it would be Monthly HLC. For Weekly/Monthly Chart use Yearly HLC.

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This indicator is available on Zerodha Kite (web version) and it works well there. It's also available in @tradingview but setup needs to be done based on the time frame.

Images are shared for CPR setup of both the terminals (Zerodha and Tradingview).

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CPR can be used in finding trend.

If CPR is moving up for the next day, then trend is up. If CPR is moving down for the next day, then trend is down.

Some examples for both:
In the below chart of Nifty (5 mins), CPR is moving down and price is also in downtrend.

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DTBhat
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A small multi time frame system to identify stronger stocks based on RSI/SuperTrend/EMA
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Conditions:
a) RSI > 55 < 70 in daily
b) RSI > 60 in weekly/monthly
c) Candle close above SuperTrend(10,3)
d) Candle close above 200EMA in daily and 34EMA in weekly/monthly
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I have published these scanners in TradePoint Web of @Definedge. These scanners can also be developed in TradePoint Desktop.
1) Run these scanners on Multi Time Frame Scanners
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Save the qualified candidates (score above 2) to a group for doing further analysis.
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Run FusionMatrix on this group to check stronger candidates, Sort on RS-Ranking score and select top candidates. Look for long entries based on your favorite systems.
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One example #TATAELXSI on daily charts
RS chart bullish ABC pattern and in Price chart probable bear trap and bullish ABC
(bullish divergence between price and RS charts also)
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Sandeep Kulkarni
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@moneyworks4u_fa
History tells us when #USDINR moves it moves a lot. In that context it has been remarkably resilient with just 8% depreciation. It looks like we are very close to the point from where Rupee will start to appreciating again.

BTW Nifty Metal has inverse correlation with USDINR. https://t.co/X6cqVcYF3V
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Learner Vivek Bajaj
Learner Vivek Bajaj
@vivbajaj
Moving average envelop using #mycomboscans of @mystockedge
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