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SGX in -320 Pts

Look at CPR of NF basis open & close, something unusual happened yesterday which didn't happen in last few trading sessions

If you can see above in chart, you will realize CPR is not an indicator, it is market sentiment

It's time for a short webinar
— Sarah (@TheCosmicTrader) August 19, 2021

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Yivvè Stocks
@Givvy_Stocks

Materials I studied for hundreds of hours before I became consistently profitable as a day trader - a thread:

1) Understand how supply and demand zones work (applicable to all timeframes)

2) Learn how to identify the pivot points to identify high probability entry and exit zones

2.5) Watch one more video to really nail in how to draw supply and demand zones

3) Understand how supply and demand zones work with major support and resistance levels (yes, they are slightly different)

Yash Mehta
@YMehta_

Moving Averages is a common indicator which most of us (novice/professional) use in the stock market for trading and investment.

This learning thread would be on
"𝙐𝙨𝙚𝙨 𝙤𝙛 𝙈𝙤𝙫𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝘼𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙖𝙜𝙚"

Like👍 & Retweet🔄 for wider reach and more such learning thread.

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Basics of the moving average:

It takes average of the price for the duration we want.

So 10 days moving average means an average price of 10 days closing price.

Common types of Moving Average:
Simple, Exponential, Weighted.

Use only one type in your trading setup.

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Different uses:

1⃣ Moving Average Crossovers:

Common strategy used by positional traders and investor in finding multibagger or good returns stocks.

Common crossover used is for 50 & 200 Moving Average.

Also, this is called as "𝗚𝗼𝗹𝗱𝗲𝗻 𝗖𝗿𝗼𝘀𝘀𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿"

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In this buy signal is initiated when lower MA (50 EMA) crosses above higher MA (200 EMA).
And exit or sell signal is intiated when lower MA (50 EMA) crosses below higher MA (200 EMA).

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Let's see an example:
Pidilite Industries

Buying Price was 56 in 2009 and CMP is 2462 and still there is no selling signal.

44 times Multibagger or 4300% returns.

In lower time frame, it will give more whipsaw and more number of trades.

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Tradytics
@Tradytics

Finding swing trading setups using Anchored VWAPs and Volume Shelf - A Thread 👇

Anchored VWAP is the average price people paid from a specific anchor in the chart. Bulls and bears do not want stock to cross the average price they paid to buy/sell it!

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Let's take an example of a bull run. When a breakout happens, or a reversal happens, or a rally begins, people start buying! We can assume such points as our anchor points!

Now as long as price stays above their average price, they are happy!

But what if it comes down!
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If it comes down, those bulls might start buying again because anytime price will go below the anchored vwap from their initial buy point, they are in loss. THIS IS IMPORTANT!

They do not want to go in loss, so they start buying again pushing the price higher.
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This is useful to know for everyone! Let's also couple this with something called a volume shelf.

Volume shelf shows you areas where most shares were traded. Similar to AVWAP, when price starts to cross below the shelf, bulls will step in because they are going in loss.
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Now that we have a rough understanding of what pains bulls on an uptrend, and when do they step in to avoid any losses, we can move ahead.

For a bullish swing trade, our task is to now find setups that are on anchored VWAP supports + volume shelf supports.
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J A C K I S
@jackis_trader

Moving Averages 📚

💎SECRET INFO inside

🧠Great for both beginners & advanced traders

▪️ What are they?
▪️ Types of MAs
▪️ Why are they such a powerful tool?
▪️ How to properly use them?
▪️ My best SECRET EMA value?
▪️ Which Timeframe to use?
▪️ Advanced EMA technique?

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▪️ What are they?

Moving average is nothing more than an average price of the last (value) of candles.

If we are gonna use an example of MA(50) it is gonna be the mean price of the last 50 candles

General rule:
Price above = Bullish 🐂
Price below = Bearish 🐻

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▪️ Types of Moving Averages

1) Simple Moving Average - SMA
2) Exponential Moving Average - EMA
3) Smoothed Moving Average - SMMA
4) Volume Weighted Average Price - VWAP

There are a few more but these are the most important in my opinion.

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I won't be going that much into detail about each of them in this thread but more so covering MAs in general.

The important takeaway is there are many methods of calculations and each offers bit different pros & cons

I'll leave experimenting with each of them up to you

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▪️ Why are they such a powerful tool?

Because they help everyone, even newbies, that are just starting out, to easily & visually clearly identify trends without understanding the advanced Market Structure techniques.

Price above = 🐂

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https://t.co/g5SneLNPh5

Market Structure (MS)

Understanding MS is the most important thing in TA

It rules above everything. TL's, MA's, Indicators. Everything.

While it's nothing more than looking at swings and seeing Higher Highs (HH), Highers Lows (HL), Lower Highs (LH), and Lower Lows (LL). pic.twitter.com/QbgOSHGkBr
— J A C K I S (@jackis_trader) July 6, 2020