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Chota Packet Bada Dhamaka Supreme Power Equipment LtdTransformer Market size is valued at USD 54 billion in 2022 and is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 7.2% between 2023 and 2032. o Large scale integration of renewable energy sources coupled with increasing electrification programs primarily across the emerging economies will accelerate the industry scenario. o Expanding urban infrastructure to proliferate product demand for commercial & industrial applications Power transformer market from the commercial & industrial applications segment is expected to exhibit nearly 7% growth rate between 2023 and 2032. o The global power transformer market size was valued at $27.7 billion in 2019, and is expected to reach $50.8 billion by 2027, registering a CAGR of 7.9% from 2020 to 2027. Indian Transformer Market Size o The India transformer market is expected to rise at a CAGR of more than 5% during the forecast period. o The Transformer market in India can be pegged at more than INR 12,000 Crores. Power Transformers contribute 45 percent of the total market and distribution transformers, 55 percent. o Anticipating the huge domestic, requirement of power sector expansion and overseas demand, the transformer industry in India has more than doubled its manufacturing capacity over the last five years. o Transformer manufacturing capacity in India stands at ~370 GVA with capacity utilization rates hovering around 60- 70 percent on an average over the last 5 years. Power Sector o India is the third-largest producer and consumer of electricity worldwide, with an installed power capacity of 416.59 GW as of April 30, 2023. o India's power generation witnessed its highest growth rate in over 30 years in FY23. Power generation in India increased by 8.87% to 1,624.15 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) in FY23. o According to data from the Ministry of Power, India's power consumption stood at 130.57 BU in April, 2023. o The peak power demand in the country stood at 226.87 GW in April, 2023. Attractive Opportunities In Union Budget 2023-24, the government allocated US$ 885 million (Rs. 7,327 crore) for the solar power sector including grid, off-grid, and PM-KUSUM projects. • To meet India’s 500 GW renewable energy target and tackle the annual issue of coal demand supply mismatch, the Ministry of Power has identified 81 thermal units which will replace coal with renewable energy generation by 2026. In Budget 2023-24, Government has committed an outlay of Rs. 10 lakh crore (US$ 120 billion) during 2023-24 towards infrastructure capital expenditure compared to Rs. 7.5 lakh crore (US$ 90 billion) (BE) during 2022–23. Company has reduced debt. Company is almost debt free. Company has delivered good profit growth of 108% CAGR over last 5 years. Company has a good return on equity (ROE) track record: 3 Years ROE 67.2%. Debtor days have improved from 114 to 83.3 days. Company's working capital requirements have reduced from 87.0 days to 67.8 days
NSE:SUPREMEPWRLong
by iism-ExpertTrading
8
EXIDE INDUSTRIESThe stock after a good up move has been re-accumulating for almost a month and half. Now the stock is on the verge of breaking out from this re-accumulation zone. The relative strength is turning positive and the money flow is also on the verge of reversing. Momentum which was weak has started picking up. The volume in the last two sessions has been high. The delivery volumes is also increasing. A good close above today's high, that is a good close above 500 will take the stock to the next orbit and it will move much higher. We had caught the earlier breakout from the Rejection zone at 280 as well.
NSE:EXIDEINDLong
by karthikmarar
GENERAL INSURANCE CORPORATIONThe stock after facing price rejection around 440 to 467 levels came back to below 50 DMA levels. It has been consolidating since then for almost 3 months now. Finally, today we saw it breaking out of the consolidation zone. We saw a widespread bar on very high volume. The relative strength is also turning positive. The money flow has been positive for the last few sessions. We can also see a reversal in the momentum to the positive side. If the stock sustains above the high of today's bar, we can see the stock testing the previous price rejection zone at 440 to 467 levels. Now the only point of caution here is today's very high-volume bar, it is like a BC bar which can cast a shadow of supply bringing the stock down back into the consolidation zone. So that is why we need to have positive close above the shadow of the BC bar for the stock to move higher. So, it is a stock worth watching.
NSE:GICRELong
by karthikmarar
ADITYA BIRLA FASHIONS - Poised to moved up ?The stock saw a huge fall of about 50% from a high of 359. From the bottom, it has been struggling for almost a year to reverse the trend. And of late, you can see the attempt to move up, seeing some success. You can see a break of structure in the daily and now a break of structure in the weekly as well. The relative strength is also positive. The money flow which had dipped is now recovering. The momentum also had weakened recently and is now picking up. Today the stock moved past the price rejection zone at 277 with wide spread up bar with volume support. In the last few sessions, we saw some increase in delivery volumes indicating some interested buying coming in. If the stock sustains above 277 levels, we can see the stock moving up further north. The next destination could be 315 levels.
NSE:ABFRLLong
by karthikmarar
DEEPAK NITRITEIn early January, the stock faced rejection around 2520 levels and it retreated to sub 200 DMA levels. From there, it recovered. In early May, it made an attempt to take out the price rejection zone. There was a move on very high volume. Unfortunately, that move did not succeed and it was pushed back below into the supply shadow of the BC bar which happened on the April 24th. Now, again it is attempting to move above the shadow of the BC bar and the price rejection zone. The relative strength is still positive but the money flow is lacking and also the volume is very low. The momentum has also dropped. So, once this stock succeeds in taking out the price rejection zone and goes above the shadow of the BC bar, the stock is likely to move up higher. We also see a very nice consolidation pattern almost like a cup and handle pattern. So, we need to wait and watch for the volume to increase and the money flow to be positive and the momentum also to come in. So, this is a stock worth watching
NSE:DEEPAKNTRLong
by karthikmarar
1
HBAR Trading ScenarioWe're looking at how the price of HBAR has been moving recently. After dropping to a low of $0.0666, it bounced back up to $0.1818. The growth was more than 170%. Then, the price dropped back down to $0.0903. Right now, the asset price is trying to strengthen. As for now, the market is showing that sellers are in control, so we can probably expect the HBAR price to keep dropping. If you're looking to get in on this, you might want to consider buying when the price touches the 200-day moving average or when the volume level POC declines.
by Rick_SimpleSwap
Volume Delta explained : BTC exampleHello community, One of the most powerful indicators added by TradingView recently is the Volume Delta indicator. Practical Explanations : The volume delta indicator serves as a crucial tool for traders, providing insights into the ongoing war between buyers and sellers in the market. 📊 Without it, relying solely on standard volume charts leaves traders blind to who's winning the battle between the bulls 🐻 and the bears🐂 . Moreover, a high volume on its own doesn't necessarily signify a dominant presence of either bulls or bears. Sometimes, amidst the roar of high volumes, the battle is evenly matched, leaving traders unable to discern the potential direction of the market. Volume Delta indicator shows the net difference between buying and selling volume during the selected timeframe. When the volume delta is positive, it indicates that buying volume is higher than selling volume, suggesting bullish sentiment. Conversely, when the volume delta is negative, it suggests bearish sentiment as selling volume exceeds buying volume.💡 What do spikes in Volume Delta really mean? If the closing price is far from the upper tail of a green delta volume candle, it suggests that despite the initial surge in buying activity (represented by the tall tail), the price didn't sustain its upward momentum and closed lower. Many examples can be given : - Buyers bought their coins and sent them to cold wallets - Presence of liquidation price level or profit taking orders being triggred so Delta volume reached it's maximum. Traders can use the volume delta indicator to confirm trends, identify potential reversals, and make informed trading decisions based on changes in market dynamics. Happy learning !
Education
by Monstralian
1
RADICOThe stock has been moving sideways after facing rejection above 1720+ levels. Bouncing from support zone and crossing above converging short-term moving averages on high volume. Money Flow turning positive and Relative Strength on the verge of turning positive. Today's Delivery volumes were very high, seven times the average indicating longer term interest. Now the stock is likely to attempt to take out the Rejection zone. Looks like 1800+ on the cards. I am looking for a minimum 10% quick up swing.
NSE:RADICOLong
by karthikmarar
5
Market Profile vs Volume Profile: Which one is a better tool?There is an ongoing discussion within the trading community about which tool is better for analyzing market behavior: Market Profile (MP) or Volume Profile (VP). The former was popularized by Jim Dalton in his book "Mind Over Markets," while the latter has many advocates as well, including Peter Reznicek (aka ShadowTrader). With the release of the new "Time Price Opportunities" (TPO) indicator by TradingView, we can now closely examine the disparities between the two and explore which one works better. For starters, I won't delve into explaining what Market Profile is and all its related artifacts (e.g., TPO, single-prints, poor high/low, etc.). TradingView has done a commendable job explaining key concepts in the indicator description. For those seeking more, Jim Dalton's "Markets in Profile" is a recommended resource, an easier and more up to date reading than the original book. Additionally, there are numerous free webinars available on YouTube. Both MP and VP serve similar purposes: 1. Assess day character by analyzing shape of intraday distribution (price-time/price-volume) 2. Identify important levels that are not visible on the standard bar chart (VAH, VAL, POC) 3. Spot structural weaknesses and anomalies. The key difference is in the basic building block: Market Profile uses time at certain price level whereas Volume Profile uses volume. Let’s look at AMEX:SPY chart to explore the differences What stands out is that intraday distributions are nearly identical. There are slight differences in key levels (VAH, VAL, POC) but they are negligible. Note how on Wednesday, the price first retests Tuesday's VAH, then Monday's VAL, then again Tuesday's VAH. After confirming support, it rallies up the next day. From the perspective of the stated goals, we can efficiently achieve the first two, regardless of the tool we use. The third goal is a bit tricky and requries a seperate long discussion. So I won't dwell on it here In overall, we can see that Market and Volume profiles are pretty much alike and it doesn’t make much difference which one you’ll be using. Or does it? So far, we looked at the regular hours chart (RTH). What about futures and similar instruments that trade 24 hours? Let's look at CME_MINI:NQ1! chart Here, the difference in distributions and levels is much more pronounced. The best example is Friday where not only POCs are completely misaligned but even the shapes of distribution (MP is more like a bullish p-shape, whereas VP is a bearish trend day). The disparity in distributions is explained by the difference in volume traded during regular hours (high volume) and extended hours (low volume). Due to this asymmetry, Volume Profile is always heavily skewed towards RTH. Meanwhile, Market Profile is session-neutral, giving the same weight to overnight and regular hours TPOs. Understanding of disparity doesn’t answer question of which tool is better. For example, when it comes to key levels, price sometimes respects MP levels and sometimes VP ones. My take is that we need to pay attention to both when they are pronounced. Good example is Tuesday’s prominent MP POC. Although it was built up overnight on low volume, it was revisited the day after and acted as resistance. To conclude: For tickets that trade primarily in the regular session (or if you look on RTH session chart only) there is no difference whether to use Market or Volume profile. Both provide same information. (note that volume data on lower timeframes depends on your broker and/or whether you buy real-time data from exchange; reliability of volume data is a separate discussion topic). If you’re trading 24h instruments I find more useful using MP as it can give important information about non-regular low-volume sessions. For RTH, it will still give the same results as VP. You can also use a combination of two but then you’ll face a challenge of reconciling difference in distribution shape (like the Friday example). As there is no clear answer how to do it, I recommend sticking to one tool at a time. P.S. I have not done any research on very low timeframe (<5m) for intraday accumulations/distributions. As MP was originally developed to analyze day character (Jim Dalton suggests using 30m TPO) it might not be well suited for lower timeframes (e.g. if you trade within 1h range), and this is the area where VP has advantage. Another point to consider is that currently TradingView provides a wider range of VP tools, incl fixed range, anchored, etc…
AMEX:SPYEducation
by hermes_trisme
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