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ASHWANI GUJRAL
Which is
Predominantly used by FII’s and DII’s
E.g. If the company delivers a poor Now, you can take counter position
quarterly results or if the company in futures and options.
defaults in any of the legal cases e.g. short futures, buy put option,
sell call option.
Organized contract
Contract made directly made through an
between two person. exchange
Since it is regulated by
Possibility of counter the exchange no counter
party risk party risk
Gomathi Shankar, Founder & CEO
Scalpers Trading Academy www.scalpers.in
Types of participants
Three types of market participants in derivatives market:
Hedgers:
Corporations, investing institutions and banks all use derivative products to hedge.
Speculators/Traders:
They try to predict the future movements in prices of underlying assets and based on the view, take
positions in derivative contracts.
Arbitrageurs:
Arbitrage originates when a trader purchases an asset cheaply in one location and simultaneously
arranges to sell it at a higher price in another location.
Types of contracts
Futures and Options have three month contracts:
• Near month contract (Current month – February)
• Next month contract (March)
• Far month contract (April)
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OPTIONS BUYING When you will make profits?
Open interest is the total number of option contracts outstanding for an underlying asset (Nifty or Banknifty
or any stocks or commodities).
Either buyers having position not yet sold or sellers having position not yet bought.
Yellow shades represent buyers are maximum which is called as IN THE MONEY (ITM).
White shades represent sellers/writers are maximum which is called as OUT OF THE MONEY (OTM).
Strike price is the price per share for which the underlying security may be purchased or sold by
the option holder.
Always we have to select yellow color shaded strike prices for call/put option buying.
Ignore the 1st yellow color shaded strike price and select the 2nd / 3rd yellow color shaded strike price, which is
called as deep ITM. Because, the premium decay will be very less in these strike prices.
Gomathi Shankar, Founder & CEO
Scalpers Trading Academy www.scalpers.in
Understanding open interest
Option price/Premium:
It is the price which the option buyer pays to the option seller.
Expiration Day:
The day on which a derivative contract ceases to exist.
It is the last trading date/day of the contract.
Like in case of futures, option contracts also expire on the last Thursday of the expiry month.
Spot price:
It is the price at which the underlying asset trades in the spot market.
Open Interest:
Open interest is the total number of option contracts outstanding for an underlying asset.
• It requires a trader to have a strict exit strategy, because one large loss could eliminate the many small
gains the trader has worked to obtain.
• P&L restricted.
• Only disciplined trader will succeed (scalping success ratio 5% and failure ratio is 95%).
• Best volatile instrument available in indian stock market which is suitable for scalping.
• Perfect entry.
• Perfect exit.
requires
Strong technical
knowledge
When you’re strong, you can easily do
Price Action
Trading (PAT)
using
Price Action
Trading Indicators
Indicators enhancing or
supporting or helping in PAT
• Simple moving averages (SMA) takes the arithmetic mean of a given set
of prices over the past number of candles, for example over the previous
20, 50, 100, or 200 days.
Opening trade
Bullish trend Bearish trend Sideways trend
at 09:15
– It is safe to enter long when day high is broken with a green candle close.
– It is safe to enter short when day low is broken with a red candle close.
Short opportunity
Short opportunity
Short opportunities
Short opportunity
Short opportunity
Short opportunity
Short opportunity
Short opportunity
long opportunity
long opportunity
– When a stock is consolidating in a sideways pattern, the 20 - 50 will be flat, zig zag
and usually positioned right in the middle of the sideways trend.
– If and when this is the case, it’s better to avoid the trade.
– Stocks cannot remain extended too far above or below the 20 sma.
– If and when stocks get too far, a violent snap back is expected.
– This is when the Intraday Trader can intelligently look to take advantage of a counter trend move.
– We should take position for a very quick scalping, not recommended for trailing profits.
a) Flatness is king: -
• While the 20 is most powerful when it is rising and declining (trending), the 200 is most
powerful when it is flat.
• Candles doesn't have the power to break 200 when 20-50 are flat & zig zag.
• Whenever a stock declines to a flat 200ma, it will almost always experience some form of rebound.
• If the rare cases in which it does not rebound, the stock is almost certain to at least stop for a while.
Similarly,
• Whenever a stock rallies to a flat, overhead 200ma, it will almost always experience some form of resistance back down.
• If the rare cases in which it does not experience a reversal back down, the stock is almost
certain to at least stop for a while.
Trade decision:
• Entry will be exactly at the reversal candle at 200 sma.
• Long/short target will be 20 sma.
• Candles have the power to break 200, when 20-50 are forming RTP.
• When candles are below 200 and if 20-50 are forming RTP then we can expect the candles to break
200 easily due to the influence of RTP where 20-50 breaks 200 from bottom to top.
• It also denotes short covering or trend reversal if candles & 20-50 crosses 200 after several days.
Similarly,
• When candles are above 200 and if 20-50 are forming RTP then we can expect the candles to break
200 easily due to the influence of RTP where 20-50 breaks 200 from top to bottom.
• It also denotes long unwinding or trend reversal if candles & 20-50 crosses 200 after several days.
long opportunity
• The pivot point itself is simply the average of the high, low and closing prices
from the previous trading day.
• On the subsequent day, trading above the pivot point is thought to indicate
ongoing bullish sentiment, while trading below the pivot point indicates bearish
sentiment.
But, also the intraday trend through wide variety of strategies which will be discussed henceforth.
Trending: Trending:
Sideways: Sideways:
R1 as well as PDH
S1 as well as PDL
Wide CPR
(sideways day expected)
R1 as well as PDH
S1 as well as PDL
• Ncpr denotes trending day, but all Ncpr will not be a trending day because we need RTP in a Ncpr.
• If there is no RTP in a Ncpr then the market will be a sideways or less trending. So, we can expect a RTP
and trending market on the next day.
Wide CPR:
• Wcpr denotes sideways day, but all Wcpr will not be a sideways day because we may get RTP in a Wcpr.
Day 3
Day 2
Day 1
Descending CPR
(Bearish trend expected)
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
In a ascending cpr, the overall trend is assumed to be bullish so our intention should be on the long side only.
Market is expected to take a pull back or retracement at cpr and then the bull rally continues.
In this case PDL will not be broken, if it’s broken and market close below PDL we can expect trend reversal.
Descending cpr:
In a descending cpr, the overall trend is assumed to be bearish so our intention should be on the short side
only.
Market is expected to take a pull back or retracement at cpr and then the bear rally continues.
In this case PDH will not be broken, if it’s broken and market close above PDH we can expect trend reversal.
Market opens
here Virgin CPR
or
Market opens
here
Case: 2 Current day CPR
Expected target current day cpr
Note: For better accuracy, validity of virgin CPR is 1 day.
DIRECT REVERSAL
DAY 1 DAY 2
DAY 1 DAY 2
DAY 1 DAY 2
REPETITIVE PATTERNS
• This giant red candle low should be broken at anytime of the day and with another red candle close
below this giant candle.
• Note: I have observed this personally in banknifty only for any other instruments kindly backtest once.
(or)
Short here
Short here
Gomathi Shankar, Founder & CEO
Scalpers Trading Academy www.scalpers.in
Gomathi Shankar, Founder & CEO
Scalpers Trading Academy www.scalpers.in
Gomathi Shankar, Founder & CEO
Scalpers Trading Academy www.scalpers.in
Gomathi Shankar, Founder & CEO
Scalpers Trading Academy www.scalpers.in
Gomathi Shankar, Founder & CEO
Scalpers Trading Academy www.scalpers.in
MARKET STUCK INSIDE R1/PDH & S1/PDL
• Whole day market stuck inside R1/PDH and S1/PDL.
• If there is no chance for 200 sma hate candles and dow theory then strictly avoid.
It happens when there is no clear trend in the market and only sideways market occurs.
It happens when there is no clear trend in the market and only sideways market occurs.
For stock selection you can select any methodology but, you have to stick with our tricks for taking position.
• NR7
• Trendlines breakouts
• 2 days inside day
• Inside day
• Moving averages breakouts
• Narrow CPR
Now, you know how to identify the trend using SMA, CPR.
Most traders trade for money. They never consider trading as a business so they multi task while trading by watching 100
stocks in a single time, hearing music's, watching news channels, speaking/chatting through mobile phones.
Experienced trader
Beginner
emotion
position
Heavy position
Capital : ₹ 1,00,000
Risk : 2% of capital which is ₹ 2,000 (2 trades ₹ 1,000/trade)
Position sizing:
Bank nifty stop loss : 25 points (your target should be minimum 25 pts)
Market lot : 20 quantities (1 lot)
Total risk in rupees : ₹ 500
Since, your risk is ₹ 1,000 you can place 1 more lot i.e. 2 lots only you should trade.
• Continues 3 days losses don’t trade for 3 trading days. Go back to study mode, refresh your mind.
• When your total loss for the month becomes 10% stop trading for the entire month.
• If your in loss of 10% don’t infuse further capital for the month.
• If your profitable take out your profits, keep the capital 1 L as it is.
• Maintaining a trade journal is compulsory, because trading is a business not a game.
Gomathi Shankar, Founder & CEO
Scalpers Trading Academy www.scalpers.in
Few words by your mentor:
▪ Imagine, Your allowed to take only 12 trades a year. So, 1 trade per month.
Now, will you take this trade?
▪ Whether you win or lose, challenge yourself to maintain the starting capital at
the end of the month.
▪ Try playing test match with the markets, don’t lose your wicket.
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick
10,000 times" by Bruce Lee.
“Take up one idea. Make that one idea your life; dream of it; think of it; live on that idea. Let the brain,
the body, muscles, nerves, every part of your body be full of that idea, and just leave every other idea
alone. This is the way to success, and this is the way great spiritual giants are produced.” by Swami
Vivekananda.
As a trading mentor, I advise you to practice my trading method again and again so that one day you
can live your dream life of becoming a full time trader.
THANK YOU.!
“Together we grow, as a price action trading community”
- Gomathi Shankar (CPR by KGS)