Folks,
Today, I want to discuss a trading technique that may be of interest of fellow traders. I have created and published an auto End of Day analysis of Nifty and its component stocks. The auto-analysis is available every trading day after 8 PM. Take note of the 5 and 20 EMA levels for the individual stocks or Nifty. Choose stocks which has closed above their 5 EMA levels for the first time after a sell-off for a long play. Similarly choose stocks which have closed below their 5 EMA levels for the first time after a smart rally for short play. The strategy is to enter the stock near the opening price next day or in any pull-back towards 5 EMA levels and hold them for intra or even positional trades with a trailing stop 1 or 2 tick above / below the 5 EMA level. A look at RSI-2 can save traders from false trades. That means don’t buy a stock where RSI-2 is above 95 or dont short a stock when RSI-2 is below 5.
Any question from the members are welcome in the subject. Also, the above theory is well applicable to Nifty.
Regards,
Indrajit
Today, I want to discuss a trading technique that may be of interest of fellow traders. I have created and published an auto End of Day analysis of Nifty and its component stocks. The auto-analysis is available every trading day after 8 PM. Take note of the 5 and 20 EMA levels for the individual stocks or Nifty. Choose stocks which has closed above their 5 EMA levels for the first time after a sell-off for a long play. Similarly choose stocks which have closed below their 5 EMA levels for the first time after a smart rally for short play. The strategy is to enter the stock near the opening price next day or in any pull-back towards 5 EMA levels and hold them for intra or even positional trades with a trailing stop 1 or 2 tick above / below the 5 EMA level. A look at RSI-2 can save traders from false trades. That means don’t buy a stock where RSI-2 is above 95 or dont short a stock when RSI-2 is below 5.
Any question from the members are welcome in the subject. Also, the above theory is well applicable to Nifty.
Regards,
Indrajit
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