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Ceasefire will pump Nifty till 24500As we all know, the market is highly sensitive and tends to react quickly to news events. Currently, there is ongoing conflict between India and Pakistan, which has caused the markets to open with consistent gap-downs, followed by rangebound movement for the remainder of the trading session. However, recent developments indicate that Pakistan has realized it cannot continue the conflict without risking severe consequences, including potential erasure from the global map. As a result, they are now showing readiness for a ceasefire. Given the market's sensitive nature, we can expect a positive reaction to this news. A strong gap-up opening is likely in the coming sessions. Technically, the market has the potential to rally towards the 0.886 Fibonacci level, which corresponds to the 2400–2500 zone. Traders should remain cautious but optimistic, and closely monitor key levels for confirmation of the trend. #Nifty
NSE:NIFTYLong
by utradewithme
Tips & Tricks by CandleStyxI was observing Dogecoin on the 1 HR and came up with all these observations and maybe you can learn some new ways to look at things if you can understand my scribbles. Some clues I noticed: 1. possible cup n handle formation 2. The arrows are all copy pasta same lengths and time 3. Apart of the big breakout arrow which measures the size of the cup from top to bottom. 4. Look at the date ranges numbers 5. See the Fibonacc Golden Pocket has ideal level for a Handle 6. It would also retest the breakout from the ascending green triangle 7. Target of the Cup and Handle pattern is right into the resistance & liquidity and would be the first deep test of its strength 8. Interesting that the breakout is programmed to be exactly nearby the weekly and 2 week candle close 9. Keeping in Mind the Biweekly Bitcoin crossing macd to downside could it be a failing outbreak? 10. Also they say that if the handle comes deeper than 12% it will most likely fail. 11. Conclusion is to observe if we go lower than 12% as that could be a clue if the outbreak could be a trap or not. 12. Grab this Chartlayout and make it yours! Tell me in the comments what YOU think will happen and explain why. More updates might follow.
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by Candle_Styx
Pro Tips for Crypto Trading and ask about your coinsMy Best Tips for crypto trading : I have been trading crypto since 2017 and here my advices for newbies and average traders : 1- Don't try to catch falling knives 🔪, it's better to let the coins fall until they finish falling, stabilize, and wait for confirmation to enter a buy setup even if it comes after the asset rises from the bottom by 20 - 30% 2- Love your profits more than your coins... If you love the asset more than profits, it will become an emotional trading , which we try to avoid 3- In a bull market: hold your coins as much as possible, do not sell early and try to buy the trendy coins Every cycle has its trend, must have some in your portfolio 4- In a bear market: sell the weakness (the trend is your friend) Dont hold coins in bear market no matter how good the projects, they will crash by 85-99% and many will be delisted.. 5- Do not put ur 100% trust in only one exchange (ex: FTX shutdown) and do not trust any project too much (ex: LUNA crash to zero), diversify your capital and the best thing you can use are the cold wallets (ex : ledger) 6- If you make a lose and get angry, take a break from the market and come back later... Don’t do revenge trading which will lead to more losses after losses 7- Always follow the news related to your coins/assets , as they can have a big impact on their price 8- There are times when you should not do anything (no trade zones) wait for triggers 9- Finally: One of the most important advantages of the crypto market is that the opportunities in it are renewable/endless ..and one of its most important rules is that : no matter how much profits you make, you are not rich unless you transfer it to your bank account because you may lose it all 10- Do not give up
by Babenski
50
Weelky Leading Indicators are NOT BullishThe Weekly Leading Indicators have had broken into Bearish mode. SG10Y have broken up of a trendline TIPS and TLT have broken down support JNK similarly broke down of support The combined US Equities weekly chart are at an indecision range, but daily chart analyis tells of a more bearish story. SOXL is holding up somewhat though. So while all 4 Leading Indicators are red flagging. The Indices have yet to respond. Watch for it... and be careful. Happy New Year 2025!
TVC:SG10YShort
by Auguraltrader
7 Mindset Checks for Trading Success in 2025!Are You Psychologically Ready to Be a Trader? 🎯 As we step into the New Year, it's the perfect time to reflect on whether you're truly prepared to take on the world of trading. Here’s a checklist to assess your mindset and psychological readiness for the challenges ahead. 1️⃣ Do You Get Angry When You Lose? If you tend to get upset over a lost game or seek revenge, trading might amplify those emotions. With money at stake, it's easy to blame external factors like the news, politics, or distractions for a losing trade. But here's the truth: losses are part of the process. Successful traders embrace losses as learning opportunities and focus on the next profitable setup instead of dwelling on the past. Remember: Revenge trading is a trap. The market doesn’t cause losses—you do. Instead of seeking revenge, take responsibility, learn, and move forward. “The best fighter is never angry.” – Lao Tzu 2️⃣ Do You Think You’re Always Right? Ego is a trader's biggest enemy. Trading isn’t about being right or wrong—it’s about making money. If your ego drives your decisions, you might overestimate your abilities, skip your trading plan, and take unnecessary risks. Stay humble and let the market teach you. Ego-filled traders may call themselves analysts or influencers, but true traders prioritize discipline over arrogance. 3️⃣ Do You Fasten Your Seatbelt Every Time You Drive? Wearing a seatbelt is a simple yet critical risk management habit. Similarly, in trading, risk management is everything. Professional traders focus on controlling risk, not chasing rewards. Trading without a stop loss is like driving without a seatbelt—one mistake can ruin everything. Remember: the market can go anywhere. Be prepared for every outcome. 4️⃣ Are You a Follower? Successful traders carve their own paths. Blindly copying others’ strategies or trades on social media undermines your independence. You chose trading to be your own boss—embrace that responsibility. Develop and trust your own trading plan, tailored to your goals, personality, and style. “If you don’t design your own life plan, chances are you’ll fall into someone else’s plan. And guess what they have planned for you? Not much.” – Jim Rohn 5️⃣ Can You Wait for the Green Traffic Light? Patience is a cornerstone of trading success. Waiting for the right setup and following your plan with discipline ensures long-term profitability. Self-discipline isn’t innate—it’s built over time. Commit to your plan, refine your strategy, and trust the process. “The market pays you to be disciplined.” 6️⃣ Are You Committed to Long-Term Goals? Just as a long-term relationship or fitness journey requires dedication and focus, so does trading. Jumping from one strategy to another only leads to inconsistency. If your strategy is profitable, stick with it. Master it. Repetition and consistency turn your strategy into a money machine. Successful trading is supposed to be boring. Embrace the grind. 7️⃣ Do You Finish Your Popcorn Before the Movie Starts? If patience isn’t your strength, trading might test you. Most of your time as a trader is spent waiting—for setups, for trades to play out, and for profits to materialize. “The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient.” – Warren Buffett 📚 The Takeaway Trading isn’t just about charts and strategies—it’s a test of your psychology, discipline, and patience. As we welcome the New Year, let’s focus on improving not just our trading skills but also our mindset. A strong foundation in trading psychology leads to better decision-making and long-term success. Work on your human psychology, develop your risk management, and commit to the journey. Remember, successful traders are made, not born. Here’s to a successful and prosperous trading year ahead! 🎉 You’ve got this! Let’s make 2025 your best trading year yet. ~ Rich
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by TheSignalyst
28
Weekly Indicator Panel WARNED last weekend...ALL Red Flags already, as warned by my panel of leading indicators. You would see that all threshold have been triggered and are clearly red flags IF the week closes at current levels. The week has not ended, but it appears bad enough. There should be an attempt tp recover somewhat, but overall appears that Santa Claus might crash this rally this year. Furthermore, the year end and year start are keen indicators of the year ahead as well... so watch closely.
TVC:SG10YShort
by Auguraltrader
Weekly Leading Indicator Panel warns...Reviewing the Weekly charts, especially for the leading indicators, it appears that there is a warning of downside risk imminent. SG10Y bond yield are about to break out. JNK TLT and TIP all have bearish engilfing that covers the previous gap up. Thing is, the coombined US equities chart is somewhat bullish, with a rough bearish harami at the bearish best indication. Even SOXL appears to be bullish somewhat... No action needed, but just an early warning given to set the boundaries yet again... looks like the Christmas Rally just fizzled out.
TVC:SG10Y
by Auguraltrader
Weekly Leading Indicators: BEARISHManaged to streamline down to these couple of charts for a set of leading indicators. Simple trend analysis and techincals are being used here for Weekly charts and so weekly analysis is appropriate to set the stage for a top down view. First up (on the top right corner) is the Combined US equities chart that shows a strong marubozu the previous week (from elections outcome). However, the following week was not a confirmation, but instead casts doubt on the sustainability of the spike to rally on. Point being, the massive breakout is met with a Dark Cloud Cover that breaks back into the Decision Box (purple box) which was previously marked out for the consolidation range boundaries. Typically when a breakout is followed by a breakin, it tends to follow through to the other end... a break down from the box support. Yellow circle is where it should go through or bounce at. What gives on this is that the following Leading indicators are eluding to... SG10Y Govt Bond Yields The uncanny correlation of this to the US Equities Indexes is remarkable and have been a hallmark of my recent posts and analyses. Here we have a breakout of the trendline resistance. Means equity markets are going Bear. RED Flag High Yield Bonds ETF (JNK) JNK looks to break the uptrend trailstop line, with a lower high that now has a Dark Cloud Cover as well. AMBER Flag TIPS and TLT Both have broken uptrend trailstops and are downtrending with a recent low. These are well known market leading indicators. RED Flags Semiconductor ETF (SOXL) Noted, and personal favourite, SOXL is clearly bearish from simple candlestick patterns. RED Flag So, overall, we have Leads telling us it is BEARISH again. Heads up!
CME_MINI:ES1!Short
by Auguraltrader
Market Leading Indicators - suggests DOWNThis is my most summarized panel of leading indicators which I use to assist in the determination of market projections, over and above technical indicators. The SG10Y is about to break out The JNK bonds are breaking down Both TIPS and TLT have already broken down the uptrend support (bearish trend now) The SOXL (semicon ETF) and the combined US Equities are just about to keel over. Leads have turned down or are at the turning point. Heads up!
CME_MINI:ES1!Short
by Auguraltrader
Be an expert at losing..Trading is a complex venture that involves understanding financial instruments, charts, patterns, market conditions, risk management and other factors. Becoming a successful trader requires more than technical knowledge. You also need to develop the right mindset to navigate the psychological intricacies of trading. Human emotion, instinct, and behavior can profoundly impact your decision-making process. That’s why it’s important to understand trading psychology. ~ OGwavetrader
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by OGwavetrader
Recognize the problems that you have..Trading is a complex venture that involves understanding financial instruments, charts, patterns, market conditions, risk management and other factors. Becoming a successful trader requires more than technical knowledge. You also need to develop the right mindset to navigate the psychological intricacies of trading. Human emotion, instinct, and behavior can profoundly impact your decision-making process. That’s why it’s important to understand trading psychology. ~ OGwavetrader
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by OGwavetrader
What Experienced Traders SayHey! In this post, I would like to share seven unexpected tips that can transform your trading approach and mindset. These insights, collected from various sources and trader experiences, challenge conventional wisdom. Implementing these principles can significantly enhance your trading performance and decision-making . 7 UNEXPECTED TIPS 1️⃣ Trading More or Longer is Not Better: Quality over quantity should be your mantra; focus on high-value trades rather than increasing volume. Trade proven setups. 2️⃣ Trading is Not About the Market; It's About You: Your mindset, discipline, and emotional control play a pivotal role in your success. Don't gamble! 3️⃣ The Focus is Not on Winning; It's on Not Losing: Risk only what you can afford to lose. Protecting your capital should be your primary goal — profits will naturally follow. 4️⃣ Demanding Certainty is Not Productive: Think probabilistically. Embrace the uncertainty of the markets; flexibility is key to adapting your strategies. 5️⃣ A Trader Does Not Need to Be a Genius: Successful trading is about consistency and learning, not innate talent. Get smart. 6️⃣ The Harder You Try To Make Money, The Harder It Becomes: LET IT GO! Sometimes, letting go of the need for immediate profits can lead to better results. 7️⃣ How Often You Win is Less Important Than You Think: Focus on your overall strategy and risk management rather than just win rates. You can be PROFITABLE with 33% win rate! What do you think about these unexpected tips? Have you experienced any of these insights in your trading? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences — drop a comment below! If you found these tips valuable, please give this post a like and follow for more insights!
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by ArShevelev
2
3 Pro Tips for Managing Losing Trades,Risk, Emotions & StrategyManaging losing trades is an essential part of trading, whether you're involved in stocks, forex, or any other financial market, we have all heard traders say I haven't ever taken a loss before my strategy has 100% win rate blah blah ok really, even the best traders in the world take losses, as humans we naturally don't like to lose but in trading its a part of doing business. Here are three in-depth tips to help manage losing trades effectively: ### 1. ** Develop and Stick to a Risk Management Plan ** A risk management plan is your primary defence against significant losses. The key components include position sizing, setting stop-losses, and managing risk-reward ratios. - ** Position Sizing **: Always ensure that you're not risking too much of your capital on a single trade. A common rule is to risk no more than 1-2% of your trading capital on any given trade. This way, even if you hit a streak of losses, your account can recover. - ** Set Stop-Loss Orders **: A stop-loss is a predetermined point where you exit a trade to prevent further losses. This should be set based on your analysis and not emotions. Many traders use technical levels like support and resistance or a percentage-based rule (e.g., 2-5% below the entry price). However, it’s essential to place the stop at a level that aligns with market conditions, rather than placing it arbitrarily. - ** Risk-Reward Ratio **: Aim for a risk-reward ratio that makes sense in the long term (e.g., 1:2 or 1:3), meaning that for every dollar you risk, you aim to gain two or three. This ensures that even with a lower win rate, your winning trades can outweigh your losses. ### 2. ** Detach from Emotional Biases ** Emotions like fear, greed, and frustration can cloud judgment, leading to poor decision-making during losing trades. Psychological discipline is crucial to protect against these common pitfalls. - ** Avoid Chasing Losses **: After a losing trade, many traders try to "win back" what they lost quickly, often leading to overtrading or taking high-risk trades. This is called "revenge trading" and can exacerbate losses. Take a step back, assess the situation, and only enter new trades that meet your criteria. - ** Accept Losses as Part of the Process **: Losing trades are inevitable. Successful traders view losses as an expense or cost of doing business. They understand that even the best trading strategies have losing streaks. Accepting this reality helps you avoid emotionally driven decisions. - ** Maintain a Trading Journal **: Keeping track of both winning and losing trades can help you identify emotional patterns. Record why you took the trade, the results, and how you felt during the trade. This reflection can provide insight into emotional triggers and help you make more rational decisions in the future. ### 3. ** Adjust Your Strategy Based on Market Conditions ** Markets are dynamic and constantly changing. What works in one market environment may not work in another. Regularly review and adapt your trading strategy to current market conditions, particularly after losing trades. - ** Assess Trade Context **: After each losing trade, conduct a post-trade analysis. Did the trade fail due to poor market conditions, execution errors, or a flaw in your strategy? Recognising these patterns can help you tweak your approach and avoid repeating the same mistakes. - ** Diversify Your Strategy **: Relying too heavily on one trading approach or asset class can increase the likelihood of losses during unfavourable conditions. Consider diversifying your strategies (trend following, mean reversion, etc.) and the assets you trade. This spreads risk and can stabilise performance during market volatility. - ** Cut Losses Early When Conditions Change **: If the market conditions that supported your trade change significantly, don’t hesitate to exit the trade, even before hitting your stop-loss. For example, news events or shifts in sentiment can render your trade idea invalid. Being flexible and willing to exit early when your initial reasoning no longer holds is essential. By applying a robust risk management plan, controlling emotional biases, and regularly adapting your strategy to current market conditions, you can navigate and limit the damage of losing trades.
NASDAQ:NVDAEducation
by Costy13
2
Warning Signs for Traders: Are You at Risk?Trading can be exciting and profitable, but it's important to spot habits that might hurt your success. Here are key warning signs to help you become a more disciplined and successful trader: Constantly Checking Charts : If you find yourself compulsively opening your charts every hour and feeling physical discomfort if you don't, it's time to reassess your approach. Constant monitoring can lead to impulsive decisions and increased stress. Impulse Trading on Minor Changes : Do you get the urge to jump into a trade at the slightest percentage change of a currency? This habit can be detrimental. Reacting to every minor fluctuation often results in overtrading and can erode your capital. Trading Without Stop Losses : Having open trades without setting stop losses is a recipe for disaster. Stop losses are crucial in managing risk and preventing significant losses. Checking Apps Before Starting Your Day : If your first action in the morning is to check your trading app or charts before even washing your face, it's a sign that trading is consuming your life. This habit can lead to burnout and poor decision-making. Not Keeping a Trading Journal : Failing to document your trades and thoughts can hinder your progress. A trading journal helps you learn from past mistakes and successes, allowing for continuous improvement. Tips for Better Trading: These warning signs highlight areas for improvement. By addressing these habits, you can enhance your trading strategy and outcomes. Here are some tips that have helped me become a better trader: Set Specific Times to Check Charts: Limit chart checking to specific times of the day. This helps reduce stress and impulsive decisions. Develop a Clear Trading Plan: Outline your trading strategy, including entry and exit points. Stick to your plan to avoid knee-jerk reactions to market movements. Use Stop Losses: Always set stop losses to manage risk effectively. This practice can save you from significant losses and emotional distress. Establish a Morning Routine: Start your day with a routine that doesn’t involve trading. This helps create a balanced life and a clear mind for trading decisions. Maintain a Trading Journal: Documenting your trades, strategies, and outcomes helps you learn from your experiences and refine your trading methods. By recognizing these warning signs and implementing these tips, you can cultivate a more disciplined and successful trading practice. Happy trading! Things you might like: - Trend Key Points Indicator have been used to draw important key levels and key points. - Abnormal Pin Bar indicator
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by bhnmzm
TRADING TIPS That SERIOUS Traders Know ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)Trading can be like... following a diet🥨 You need a clear plan, but also some space for cheats. If you're prone to jump-in trading, have some funds available for it - trading should be fun! Take that risk. But plan for it. If you've spent your 10% high risk capitol for the month/quarter, then that's that. - Look for Fractals Fractals in higher timeframes such as the weekly are often reliable, as it points towards the cyclic nature of the market. How did I make +118% on SOL? By following a fractal from the previous bull market: - Learn Elliot Wave Theory From the DOGE chart, we can see that Point 5 is not going to happen. (not that it won't happen at all, but just that it won't happen for the short term). How do I know this? ...Elliot Wave Theory. The EWT tells us that if point 4 retraces beyond point 1, the bullish impulse is invalidated. We are now more likely to slow bleed down to Point 2. - Look for Reliable Patterns Sometimes, certain patterns can be seen moments before they are finally "finished" forming. It's important to know the rules of these patterns, and trade reactively. I knew where to short ETH. How did I know? The M-Pattern: Deep Dive guide on Pattern-Trading here: - Learn to Manage Risk with Leverage Let's not duck around - Trading is risky but crypto trading is VERY RISKY. Make sure you have a strategy. - Learn To Trade the Rotations There's a secret pattern in the relationship between Bitcoin, Bitcoin Dominance and altcoins by market cap. Make sure you understand it before you take a leveraged trade: - Pick a few Technical Indicators and STICK TO THEM It's tempting to use whatever new indicator is the flavor of the day... but how will you ever learn the secrets? Technical indicators have "secrets". They look different on different markets. For example, SOL can be "Extremely Overbought" without correcting much for an extended period of time, where as Bitcoin usually corrects when the "Extremely Overbought" signal flashes. (This is an observation from using one indicator on many charts). Personally, I love Bollinger Bands, Moving averages and Cryptocheck START V3.5 as my combo indicator. That's how I called the beginning of the new Bullish season in November 2023: It's important to note that none of these strategies are 100% fail proof. Even the best Wallstreet traders average on 58% per annum. Stop trying to follow people who claim to make +1000000....% per annum. Often, these guys have lots of money to lose, in other words it's more a fly-by-night than studying charts for consistent wins. As long as you're making more than interest rates from a fixed deposit at the bank - you're winning! ________________________
by Crypto-Check-