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This is the most important concept which made me great money in 2022.

This is the skill which is GUARANTEED to make you a better trader

 Banknifty moves in 2 phases.

1: Consolidation
2: Trends

An understanding of both of these phases will take your trading to the next level.
Let's start with consolidation phase

It looks like this when Banknifty is stuck inside a range.
This is phase when you shouldn't be taking directional trades.

As market is mostly choppy and is good for mean reversion scalpers.

An option seller can initiate neutral strategies under such an environment.
Trending phase will look something like this

The price action is quick and furious at this time.

As you can see after a consolidation there is a strong breakdown.
This is not the time to go for neutral strategies, rather use directional strategies.
So how these learnings helps you?

It's helps you in maximizing your gains
If you know the market is trending then you can stay away from neutral strategies and only play directional and vice versa.
Knowing when to use which strategy is extremely important for becoming a successful trader.

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As I mostly take neutral positions overnight, I've been asked this a lot. So here you go.

1 : Take the right position sizing:

If you have the correct position size then there's nothing to fear from big gaps.

I like to take positions in such a way that I don't lose more than 2-3: incase of a big gap. This provides mental piece.

2: Have a calm mind:

This is of prime importance and somethin where most of the guys have trouble. Constantly panicking is going to do no good. What's going to happen will happen.

Having a calm mind allows you to think and act more clearly.

3: The 3 way rule:
If the markets open a a big gap there are not just going to stay there. Three things can happen.

a) It can go up : In this case you can use the move to recover our money.

b)It can go down : Just like the previous point you can take good advantage of it.

c) It stays there: After a big gap, obviously the IVs will explode. If the market stays then, premiums will be high and it will provide excellent opportunity to play neutral and recover your losses or atleast some part of it.
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A thread🧵

Got many DMs about how I form my weekly view in Banknifty and how do I analyze it.

In this thread I'll show you how I do it so that anyone can analyze Banknifty and other instruments the right way.

1: Weekly timeframe

One Should start analyzing with a weekly time on candlestick charts.

As you can see there is a clear resistance at 41940 level on weekly charts and a clear support on at 32000 level on the Banknifty chart.

Hence this is our bigger term range.


But the previous week's candle is a bearish candle hence our bias for the current week stays sell on rise.

2: Daily timeframe

Next step will be to analyse the daily timeframe charts to refine our view further.
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Gone are those days where a short strangle used to expire worthless without any adjustments.

Adjustments are a must when your initial view goes wrong which it will.

Listing down all the ways to adjust a short strangle WITH EXAMPLES below.


1: Rolling up/down:

If you've sold a short strangle and one side premium spikes, you can book the profitable side and roll it up to match the premium of the other side.

eg: If you've sold a 60rs call and a 60rs put. If the 60rs call goes to 100. Then book profits in put and sell a 100 pt put.

This is the most basic way of adjustment.

2: Rolling the losing side:

It's very similar to the above adjustment however, we will consider shifting the losing side instead of profitable side.

eg: If you've sold 50pt call and 50pt put. If the 50pt put spikes up and goes to 120. Sometimes, I wouldn't want to sell a 120 pt call.

Hence, I simply book loss in the put and sell a new put worth 50pts which is farther away from the previous put.
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It highlights his trading principles and trading psychology along with how he made and lost his fortune.


2: Market Wizards

This book has interviews with the biggest traders in trading. They are sharing their setups, psychology, the way they think and their experiences.

It's definitely an amazing read.


3:Trading in the Zone

If you're suffering from psychological problems related to trading then this book will solve them!

It talks about all the emotions and psychological barrier a trader goes through and gives a way on dealing with them.


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The prime objective was only and only to reduce taxes. There's no other reason to trade from a corporate account.

2: Form a Pvt Ltd company : I've formed up a Pvt Ltd company since that's what I was advised by majority of the people including my CA as opposed to LLP/HUF.

3: Claiming Expenses: This is the most beneficial aspect of a pvt ltd company.

You can literally claim any expenses in the name of the company. Some of them are:

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1/ Free Multi Timeframe Analysis

Step 1. Download Vivaldi Browser

Step 2. Login to trading view

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

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