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Nifty was heavily overbought as per Stochastic but still it continued the rally, strange ?

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Not strange at all.

"overbought" : In order to determine if something is "OVERbought" one needs to compare it against its true value. this is why i hate indicators, your stocastic indicator only told you there was buying interest on it. It cant interpret if the said interest was justied / rational or overdone.

If i get my hands on any indicator that could tell me something is "overbought" or "oversold" i'd be on my own little island ;)
 

babukraman

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Check out Raghav's journal on intraday trades on a good use on using stoch to reject trades and new entries. It is a good combination of price, BB and stoch that allows a higher probability trade.

For me, 2 min chart is a bit of a overkill - 5mins are decent enough for a intraday trade.

E.
Hi enygma,
Thanks for the reference :thumb:........ but............. for lazy people like me :D , could you please provide the link here?
 

enygma

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NF 30 min chart

A gravestone doji after a breakout bar - that breakout of a range made the last 5 days - provided a very good setup - going short below the lows of the doji (with some filter) with SL at the highs ....

On 30 minute charts, I have seen that this works very often immediately after a very prominent breakout especially when volumes of the breakout bar and the doji are nearly similar as in this case. A high probability setup with good R/R ...

(Nearly same on BNF 30 min as well)



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NF 30 min chart

A gravestone doji after a breakout bar -
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Nice, Enygma

what makes it even more spectacular is the 250 EMA.
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What!! 250!! what kinda MA is that ?
Thats the 50 on a weekly. 5 trading days X 50 periods = 50WMA = 250DMA

Why EMA ? Why not SMA ?
Cuz i see a recoil earlier in May '10 off the EMA. Where it broke thru the SMA to bounce off the EMA. These characterstics are a part of the instruments 'personality'.

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