Day Trading Stocks & Futures
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re: Day trading Nifty & Banknifty Futures
Dear ST
A trader can make at all times money if he is now trading different markets like commodities/currencies/indices/bonds. Here your post is, at least to me, a bit confusing as if there is no action in one market we just chance to an other market.
Take care / Dan
Dear ST
A trader can make at all times money if he is now trading different markets like commodities/currencies/indices/bonds. Here your post is, at least to me, a bit confusing as if there is no action in one market we just chance to an other market.
Take care / Dan
re: Day trading Nifty & Banknifty Futures
Hi toocool
Did you post something to this effect, in the forum.
If yes then please post the links.
Thanks
Sir ji you are among very few people I know who think like that......... I have been believer of the bull market from October - November last year but nobody gave any ear
Did you post something to this effect, in the forum.
If yes then please post the links.
Thanks
re: Day trading Nifty & Banknifty Futures
Meant that in such wonderful markets if a trader cannot make money then he needs to take a hard look at his trading.
In India we have limited choice of the markets. But some market on some timeframe will always be trending.
ST
Dear ST
A trader can make at all times money if he is now trading different markets like commodities/currencies/indices/bonds. Here your post is, at least to me, a bit confusing as if there is no action in one market we just chance to an other market.
Take care / Dan
A trader can make at all times money if he is now trading different markets like commodities/currencies/indices/bonds. Here your post is, at least to me, a bit confusing as if there is no action in one market we just chance to an other market.
Take care / Dan
In India we have limited choice of the markets. But some market on some timeframe will always be trending.
ST
re: Day trading Nifty & Banknifty Futures
The standard exponential moving averageformula converts the time period to a fraction using the formula EMA% = 2/(n + 1) where n is the number of days. For example, the EMA% for 14 days is 2/(14 days +1) = 13.3%. Wilder, however, uses an EMA% of 1/14 which equals 7.1%. This equates to a 27-day exponential moving averageusing the standard formula.
The standard exponential moving averageformula converts the time period to a fraction using the formula EMA% = 2/(n + 1) where n is the number of days. For example, the EMA% for 14 days is 2/(14 days +1) = 13.3%. Wilder, however, uses an EMA% of 1/14 which equals 7.1%. This equates to a 27-day exponential moving averageusing the standard formula.
re: Day trading Nifty & Banknifty Futures
ST bhai,
NS recorded a TD Combo 7 today under recycle setup and a 11 under non re cycle setup.
Which one do you consider for taking a positional short ?
I used eye ball mk1 and with that the non recycle setup gave pretty accurate signals over the last year as far as a turning point is concerned.
Would appreciate your input on how you would trade it.
ST bhai,
NS recorded a TD Combo 7 today under recycle setup and a 11 under non re cycle setup.
Which one do you consider for taking a positional short ?
I used eye ball mk1 and with that the non recycle setup gave pretty accurate signals over the last year as far as a turning point is concerned.
Would appreciate your input on how you would trade it.
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