Dear Raj, thanks for the useful charts. How are the ranges in the blue calculated? i mean the upper limit and lower limit? does this method work in case of BO or BD?
Hi,
I think I had already explained the logic when I posted the new chart for the first time. Let me explain it again.
Let me take a simple Example.
Let us take 2 Major Pivot Lows, 5973 and 5986
Two Major Pivot Highs 6212 and 6173.
Now the Trend is basically the Average of the above which is 6086. So for now 6086 would be your Trend line or Pivot line. In the Excel there is a Function called TREND to calculate the Trend of a given Set of numbers, which would give you a Straight line.
After finding out the Trend, Calculate the Standard Deviation or Standard Error from the Trend and the four points
6086- 5973 = 113
6086- 5986 = 100
6212 -
6086 = 126
6173 -
6086 = 87
Now calculate the Average of 113, 100, 126, 87. You get 106.
Now Plot a Line of RESISTANCE at 6086 + (106 * 1.20) = 6213
Plot of Line of Support at 6086 - (106 * 1.20) = 5959
Where 1.2 = 1 + FOVOLT of the Stock. For NIFTY the VOLT is around 20% and so I am adding 20% more.
Now If you get above 6213 you can SELL and if you get below 5959 you Can Buy.
I have explained with just four pivots. If you do the same calculation with say 40 Pivots, Your Trend would be little more accurate.
If you notice this is what most the oscillators or the RSI indicators will do. They will Tell you if a stock is oversold or overbought.
One of the most important thing is that I have customized using the FOVOLT of the Stock. So that we capture VOLT and we get a little bit accurate signal