Read the chart, skip the indicators
Pure structure — candlesticks, support/resistance, patterns, moving averages as dynamic S/R. Minimal indicator clutter; direct reading of what price is doing.
9 EMA and 21 EMA plotted on the chart. In uptrends, both act as dynamic support — buy pullbacks to the 21 EMA. In downtrends, both act as resistance — sell rallies.
Weekly-chart structure trades: enter on retest of a broken resistance or a strong bullish reversal candle at a demand zone. Long-hold, minimal indicator use.
A pin bar has a small body and a long wick rejecting a level. Bullish pin at support = long signal; bearish pin at resistance = short signal. Stop beyond the wick; target the next S/R.
In an established trend, enter on the first pullback that respects a key moving average or Fibonacci level. Skip the initial impulse; ride the confirmed continuation.
Around RBI monetary policy events, banking-sector stocks and index react sharply. Position via banking-sector calls/puts pre-event; exit into the volatility crush post-decision.
Mark Minervini's VCP: 2–4 progressively tighter pullbacks within a base, culminating in a low-volume dry-up. Buy on the breakout of the last contraction with a stop below the tightest low.
A pullback in a strong trend often forms two waves down (or up) before continuation. Enter on the third-wave impulse in the trend direction; stop beyond the pullback low/high.