Some time ago i had dwelled on the fact that the market expands then contracts and so on always. So what happens when the market expands. The EMA's go far apart. Meaning the 36EMA really takes of quickly and then waits for 200EMA to catch up before deciding its next moves. It happens all the time in all TF's. The higher the TF the bigger the trend. For example the last time the 2 EMA's came very close in BN was in Dec in daily. (They touched each other in 2014 i think). In weekly it is even longer. So what do we do. Simple we wait for both to come as close as possible and then set the boundaries for taking trades in whichever side it decides to break out after this Bharat Milap. It is as simple as that. No rocket science no fancy indicators. For people who do not have Ami to make a cloud (Which is nothing but the highlighted area between 36EMA and 200EMA), they can use an MACD with 36,200,9 parameter to achieve the same results.