Day Trading Stocks & Futures
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@Smart_trade sir sorry for troubling you again .as I am try to follow your foot prints so have some query .
1) short taken at 36700 pivot low and stop loss was 1ATR+resistance level.
2) short covered at 35400
3) long taken at 35868 and holding .
sir query here is where to book profit short taken at 36700 and it hitted 31100 and losing 4000 points. what we have to follow risk reward ratio or area of resistance support level . and same is for the long kindly guide sir how you will trade with this chart and sir instead of using naked pivot stop loss I use atr to filter the stop loss is this strategy good to tackle with such a volatile script. thanks sir
1) short taken at 36700 pivot low and stop loss was 1ATR+resistance level.
2) short covered at 35400
3) long taken at 35868 and holding .
sir query here is where to book profit short taken at 36700 and it hitted 31100 and losing 4000 points. what we have to follow risk reward ratio or area of resistance support level . and same is for the long kindly guide sir how you will trade with this chart and sir instead of using naked pivot stop loss I use atr to filter the stop loss is this strategy good to tackle with such a volatile script. thanks sir
Few pointers for profit taking :
1) When market goes for 2-3 successive pivot low breakdowns,that time we need to be alert for profit booking.
2) If one trades multiple lots, we have to book profits as and when steep decline happens in the markets. This is because after steep decline markets reverse very strongly and most of our profits is lost, so after steep decline we have to trail our profit taking level to each successive lower bar's high.
3) After steep decline when we get a reversing pattern on the chart,like hammer,doji,harami pattern ..... take profits.....or atleast tighten your profit taking levels.
4) When the market gives you big profits, take it with both hands.
5) After the swing low, in the next 3rd bar market tested that low and it was held successfully...that was another call for taking profits
Trader has to achieve a delicate balance between taking profits too early ( out of fear) and taking it too late......one may not be right every time but if we are right more number of times than we are wrong,we are good in the long run.After 3 breakdowns, I will be sitting on the edge of my chair and not on easy chair...for taking maximum profit which the market has given us.
Smart_trade
Imagine a team of elephants playing soccer with a team of humans. What would be the likely outcome? The team of humans is likely to get trampled. Currency market is a good example. In this case, RBI is the mighty elephant in the room. If it is determined to move in any direction, no body can stop it. Moreover, it is capable of moving swiftly and it has additional levers like press releases etc. The same thing holds true even with sectors like, Public Sector Banks, etc. It is news driven and moves are very sharp. So is the case with many Public sector companies. or even crude oil markets. Governments can afford to run into losses for ever. We traders need not bother what the Govt. or RBI does. We have ample trading opportunities outside the subject of interest of the governments. We just need to focus on our shots and that helps in our trading.
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