Dear RSI,
Just treat priyanvada as a hopeless case!
I am not treating you as a hopeless case. On the contrary, you can improve a lot. You have that eye sight to concentrate on right things. That is why I responded in this thread.
And also do you claim that if I provide you only price time and volume then you would take better than decisions than someone of your experience who is candlestick reader and who uses all those indicators like a king uses spy messengers in a war for his own advantage?!
...do you claim that you would perform better in above scenario, because you have unlearned the so called Junk, and mastered the basics....
Price, time and volume data alone is needed to take decision. Without learning basics, learning to create a derivative of basic, I think is not a wise method. Once you learn and master the basics, you will realise that its derivatives (indicators) are unnecessary and infact they are hindrance to your decision making process. You will miss many good least risk entries, if you wait for MACD to cross zero line or RSI to turn above 30. Similarly you will leave a lot on table if you rely on indicators for putting up a trade.
In no way I want to fight you with you because you will always defeat me since you have seen more monsoon than me with open eyes... but I am just fighting for the "advanced weapons" which right now I guess would always be handy if used in addition to basics...
I never fought with any one until today. Fighting is a very bad habit. More so fighting with the market. Remember, whatever may be the method, whatever may be the indicator there is no such thing as 100% sure shot winning trade. You must learn to adjust to market conditions as quickly as possible. Remember this point very well. There is no point in arguing with market or market conditions. If the market is telling that the trade you have put is wrong, accept it and get out with least loss.
But man based on that derivative many ones are making their living...So whats wrong about them?...
Nothing wrong with any method which keeps one profitable in the long run. Take this hypothetical scenario and anwer these questions to yourself, you need not post the answers here. Questions are
In which case will you be satisfied assuming a hypothetical case of Stock XYZ moving up from Rs. 100/- to Rs. 200/-
(a) Trader A enters it at Rs. 103 to Rs. 105 with stop loss at Rs. 99/- and exits at Rs. 190/- (either in stages or at one lot, let us not make too much complication here) with help of price, volume and time data.
(b) Trader B enters the same trade at Rs. 120/- (because MACD crosses zero line only at that point) with stop loss at Rs. 99/- and exits at Rs. 175/- (because MACD turns down only after price moves all the way down from Rs.200/- to Rs. 175/-)