All You Need For DayTrading

#31
Thanks for starting this thread..

I new to technicals...I am trying to see which AFL is the most effective...I visited Shivangi's page and there are plenty of them....

@Shivangi it would help AFL's based on the performance for Intraday and positional..


Best Regards,
TradingStar
 

prabhsingh

Well-Known Member
#33
yesterday i have uploaded following indicators:

  1. Point & Figure Chart
  2. Ribbon Trading System
  3. Advanced trend lines
  4. Wolf Wave
  5. Parabolic Sar Crossover
  6. Ehler Adaptive stoch
  7. Schiff lines
  8. Bline MACD
  9. EOD Trade Explorer
  10. Easy Live Trade v1.0
  11. Easy Live Trade v2.0
  12. Easy Live Trade v3.0
Just a quick question.How difficult its to learn P&F charts and how much effective it is.Is it more effective as compared to Elliot waves?
 

rangarajan

Well-Known Member
#35
Update 3:

Using Fibonacci in DayTrading


Fibonacci ratios are...............
0%, 23.6%, 38.2%, 61.8%, 76.4%, 78.6%, 100%
First of all find the daily volatility.
Where you will find the daily volatility. I am giving a link on NSE website. To see the volatility go through this Link.
There you will see a attachment of daily volatility file in Excel. open this.
There you will find nifty current volatility in ( G ) columns.
and nifty previous day volatility in ( F ) columns
As you see,suppose previous day volatility in ''F'' columns is at 0.0066.
Multiply it with 100. 0.0066 x 100 = 0.66.
This is your previous day volatility. I am giving this example so that you can assume the fact. After that you calculate the range of nifty. I am telling you this formula to find the range of nifty for next day.
The previous day volatility is 0.66. That means nifty can move 0.66% in either direction.
Closing price of previous day suppose 5851.50 x 0.66% = 38.61 points.
Means nifty can go up 38.66 points and can fall 38.66 points. means lower range for nifty will be 5851.50-38.66= 5812.84 and upper range for nifty will be 5851.5+38.66= 5890.16
Now what is the importance of Fibonacci.
just see.
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ajeetsingh,
Can u pl explain the calculation with an example, say for tomorrow with todays volatality.
 

Rish

Well-Known Member
#37
OK. I got it on reading once again.
Thanks.
The link provides Volatality only for limited stocks.
Better use 10 days volatility method. NSE volatility figures (it is normal and not fit to trade) are different from 10 days volatility calculation.

I think smart finance site you will get method of calculation.

Then calculate Fibo on that and apply, it will work out.

Just try.
 

rangarajan

Well-Known Member
#38
Better use 10 days volatility method. NSE volatility figures (it is normal and not fit to trade) are different from 10 days volatility calculation.

I think smart finance site you will get method of calculation.

Then calculate Fibo on that and apply, it will work out.

Just try.
10days volatality - Is it Simple Average for Last days.But where to get the past ten days values.
I could not find in smartfinance.com nor on Googling.
Is it same as Implied volatality.
Can u pl give the link
 

ajeetsingh

Well-Known Member
#39
10days volatality - Is it Simple Average for Last days.But where to get the past ten days values.
I could not find in smartfinance.com nor on Googling.
Is it same as Implied volatality.
Can u pl give the link
You can check khushi mam's utility for calculating 10 days volatility, its best of all.
here's the link

Update 11:
Nifty Volatility based Trading
Credit to Khushi Mam


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