Trend following is certainly a sure-shot way to mint money during rising or falling markets. At sideways trend it can be painful due to consecutive whipsaws but there is no way to avoid that. The only thing we can try… Continue Reading
Broadly, there are two methods to predict the behavior of stock prices; Technical Analysis and Fundamental Analysis. And this is the most controversial topic among investors and traders that which one of these two are better. Actually there is no… Continue Reading
Volatility Smile is a graph plotted between implied volatility and strike prices of Options belonging to same expiry. The graph resembles a person with a smiling face. Hence it’s termed as ‘Volatility Smile‘. Basically it is a geographical pattern of… Continue Reading
Candlestick Pattern analysis is one of the foundation stones for technical analysis of stock charts. Every candle in the chart speak volumes of the underlying market sentiment. Mastering the art to read candles takes time and patience, but once achieved… Continue Reading
Square of 9 from WD Gann is an unconventional method in Technical analysis which uses angular and geometric relationships among numbers to predict the stock moves. This is a very popular method among intraday traders owing to its accuracy in… Continue Reading
In this post, we are going to discuss a volume breakout trading strategy which scans for stocks which breaks out of a price range with high volumes. This is a very simple strategy with no fancy indicators, however the profitability… Continue Reading
Trading in options is considered as very risky especially for newbies. Options are known to wipe out entire trading capital of most of the retail traders. It’s indeed a dangerous game to play but if used cautiously with proper risk… Continue Reading
VWAP or Volume weighted average price is an indispensable tool for intraday traders to forecast the price move of stocks. It does not necessarily give trading signals but it helps in buying low and selling high. When used with other… Continue Reading