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arsh22g

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See importance of support resistance , all turning points

Spot Nifty 5 min

Yes Sir, morning orders and covers based on NF S/R and Fib levels only, but it's just an observation that FTSE affects NF in lack of any major local event, so can anticipate the strength of NF S/R based on whether any corresponding S/R there for FTSE or not. Have a look at NS vs FTSE charts post 1:30 PM, carbon copy types :)

 

amitrandive

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Yes Sir, morning orders and covers based on NF S/R and Fib levels only, but it's just an observation that FTSE affects NF in lack of any major local event, so can anticipate the strength of NF S/R based on whether any corresponding S/R there for FTSE or not. Have a look at NS vs FTSE charts post 1:30 PM, carbon copy types :)

Check Nifty Feb Futures Chart

NIfty found support around yesterday low , which was also very close to yesterday close.
Why strain yourself to follow 2 Indices when everything is clear in NIfty price pattern?

 

arsh22g

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Check Nifty Feb Futures Chart

NIfty found support around yesterday low , which was also very close to yesterday close.
Why strain yourself to follow 2 Indices when everything is clear in NIfty price pattern?

This point is well taken Sir, but how do you take a decision after the fact? How do you gauge if this support is going to hold or not? Maybe it's a dead-cat bounce or a real reversal, but if you have another parameter to take into decision making , and both parameters correlate, wouldn't that be better?
e.g. both FTSE and NF had support around same levels, so I decided to cover my full order at those levels instead of partial cover and trailing the remaining, that is another story that the NF level was missed by 4 points.

I am just asking out of curiosity, please don't take anything personally. :)
 

amitrandive

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This point is well taken Sir, but how do you take a decision after the fact? How do you gauge if this support is going to hold or not? Maybe it's a dead-cat bounce or a real reversal, but if you have another parameter to take into decision making , and both parameters correlate, wouldn't that be better?

I am just asking out of curiosity, please don't take anything personally. :)
We don't know that , we take a trade and put a trailing stop loss , let the market decide where it should take support and form a resistance ,

Please see this chart posted in the morning , support and resistances are marked on it.We just take trades as per levels , put trailing stop losses and let our profits run.



Before we exit at a certain level , we must assume that particular level is significant to take support.If it takes support , we exit , if it breaks we remain in trade.

Do you know if the similarity of FTSE and Nifty correlation is going to continue for how much time ?
 

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