As traders, our mission is to uncover profitable opportunities in the stock market. Indicators play a crucial role in this endeavor, and one such powerful tool is the Relative Strength Index (RSI). A good RSI trading strategy can help to predict rising momentum, underlying demand or supply, and sentiment shifts. It even forecasts trends and […]
Introduction Welcome, fellow traders and enthusiasts of the financial world! Today, we’re diving into the exciting realm of Momentum Trading, an approach that seeks to capitalize on short-term price movements in the market. If you’re someone who’s intrigued by the art of technical analysis and the thrill of active trading, this blog post is tailor-made […]
In this blog post, we will explore the concept of multiple timeframe trading and how it can help increase profits.
In the markets it is a well-known fact that majority of the option buyers (almost more than 90%) lose money. So, what should you do if you want to be in the remaining 10%? In this blog post we will cover a low-risk Nifty Option Buying Strategy that if followed rigorously can generate good returns.
Are you also confused about that three-lined indicator that shows the price range of your target stocks? Do you want to understand what they tell about the market condition?
In a Bull Market, new stocks break out on high Volume every day. One of the challenges of a breakout trader is find the best BreakoutStocks to buy because they go up so fast that often it is hard to get a low-risk entry.
Fibonacci Retracements (or Fib Retracements) are an important tool in any trader’s arsenal. It is usually drawn by by using a Fibonacci Retracement tool (available in most TA software including Investar). When you drag the Fib Retracement tool from the latest swing high (or low) to the latest swing low (or high) as shown below, […]
Buying options is a risky game and it is said that more than 90% of option buyers lose money. This is because, most traders do not do proper risk management when placing option trades. Risk Management is absolutely essential because the movement in Nifty/BankNifty is very fast and a good gain can turn into a […]
Flag and Pennant Patterns are consolidation patterns that occur after a sharp advance or decline. Since it is a continuation pattern, the preceding trend continues after the Pattern is broken in the direction of the trend.
Double Top and Double Bottom Patterns are powerful reversal patterns that indicate potential reversals from a prior trend.
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