Trading with PT style

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open interest in derivative segment (F and O) ? Or CALL/PUT
Please elaborate how u determine list of strong stocks .
Bro posted many time earlier too that watever I post here is not all my findings something i pick from blogs too and told you with my knowledge that it is derived from OI of future and not from options as options are hedging tools so when someone short a future he took some far away call :thumb:
Like you can say If someone short Reliance at 1015 he would hedge himself with 1050 call so a sharp spurt on opposite side reduce his loss and he can have a safe exit:)
 

stockBond

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Bro posted many time earlier too that watever I post here is not all my findings something i pick from blogs too and told you with my knowledge that it is derived from OI of future and not from options as options are hedging tools so when someone short a future he took some far away call :thumb:
Like you can say If someone short Reliance at 1015 he would hedge himself with 1050 call so a sharp spurt on opposite side reduce his loss and he can have a safe exit:)
So if open interest of future increases u classify it as strong stock and vice-versa ?
Correct me if I am wrong.
 

scplindia

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Increase in OI means more people are selling, not buying. you can buy only an existing contract, but selling means it is a new contract (naked selling not square off). Which is why OI increases.

Increase in OI is an indication of more shorts appearing. When you buy back your sold contracts, it is called short covering.
 

scplindia

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FII, DII & HNI just donot short only in FNO, They go ahead and short the stock directly. That is they sell the stock directly and then buy back (short Covering) at a later date this moves the price of the stock more than the FNO shorting. They have several strategies, like shorting in stock and hedging in options etc.. or vise versa.
 
So if open interest of future increases u classify it as strong stock and vice-versa ?
Correct me if I am wrong.
Increase in OI means more people are selling, not buying. you can buy only an existing contract, but selling means it is a new contract (naked selling not square off). Which is why OI increases.

Increase in OI is an indication of more shorts appearing. When you buy back your sold contracts, it is called short covering.
Bro according to my knowledge if OI rising and price falling means shorting happening and if OI decreasing and price rising men short covering:thumb:
Increase in OI is never always on short with OI rising and price rise mean people buying and with that always we can see rate of future goes in premium but I can be wrong too as for me all this TA is created by foriegners to make innocent people feel as watever people see on crack version of ami or chart data etc they already know so I mostly try to trade opposite of trend which some time work sometime wont
 
Re: Trading with 2652 formula

2652 THEORY OF DAY TRADING
THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS TO TRACK IN DAY TRADING Previous days range (difference in days high and days low) the most important
That days high and that days low at 10:15 am after the start of markets

PDR = PDH - PDL
F1 = 0.4333 * PDR
F2 = 0.7666 * PDR
F3 = 1.3333 * PDR

Opening Range = High Low (at 10.15 AM)

If F1 > Opening Range
Factor = F1
Else If F2 > Opening Range
Factor = F2
Else If F3 > Opening Range
Factor = F3

Buy Stop Order for Long = Intraday Low + Factor

Target for Long = Buy Price * 1.005 (0.5 % gain)

Stop for Long = Buy Price * 0.99 (1.0 % Loss)

Sell Stop Order for Short= Intraday High - Factor

Target for Short = Sell Price * 0.005 (0.5 % gain)

Stop for Long = Sell Price * 1.005 (1.0 % Loss)
 
Re: Trading with 2652 formula

2652 THEORY OF DAY TRADING
THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS TO TRACK IN DAY TRADING Previous days range (difference in days high and days low) the most important
That days high and that days low at 10:15 am after the start of markets

PDR = PDH - PDL
F1 = 0.4333 * PDR
F2 = 0.7666 * PDR
F3 = 1.3333 * PDR

Opening Range = High Low (at 10.15 AM)

If F1 > Opening Range
Factor = F1
Else If F2 > Opening Range
Factor = F2
Else If F3 > Opening Range
Factor = F3

Buy Stop Order for Long = Intraday Low + Factor

Target for Long = Buy Price * 1.005 (0.5 % gain)

Stop for Long = Buy Price * 0.99 (1.0 % Loss)

Sell Stop Order for Short= Intraday High - Factor

Target for Short = Sell Price * 0.005 (0.5 % gain)

Stop for Long = Sell Price * 1.005 (1.0 % Loss)
Bro first of all change time from 10.15am to 9.15 am as this is old thread and after that time change:thumb:
Now on using did u ever used this method and what is profit/loss ratio:confused:
is .05% gain enough to cover brokerage , short term gain , Pc maintenance , electricity charges and spoiling eyes whole days:confused:
these TA are for those who trade with a minimum of 1bn Rs but u know better as I myself a big zero on TA
 
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