Dev Advisory

Ignored this set up assuming low volume counter and it kept moving 🤪

You glow differently when your confidence is fuelled by belief in yourself instead of validation from others.

No strategy works in a vacuum. Alongside core setups, I use PDH, PDL, and VWAP as vital reference points—and pattern recognition plays a crucial role in boosting the success rate of any trading strategy.

Recent examples. IB & CPR combos can hint at likely market moves: continuation, trend, or consolidation. But remember—these are just probabilities, not certainties! Every setup needs proper risk management and context. Use wisely.

Bank Nifty

For Algo Trading anyone has if any doubt or query pls call on 63540 95704

September so far a good month for Algo.

Absolute madness

Silver

Order history for anyone still wants to dive deep 😃

For each strike 3 lots are traded

Todays Algo Trades

This was not for intraday but for swing shared few days back

Bank Nifty Swing Trade hits Target 1

Continuation rejection at VWAP .. For reversal trade index has to reclaim VWAP.

So far consolidation

The market scenarios based on CPR and IB that I’ve been discussing are derived purely from my own trading experience and observation. These are not taken from any book, including Secrets of a Pivot Boss. Over years of watching market structure closely, I’ve noticed recurring patterns that help me gauge the market’s probable behavior. Think of these as part of my personal trading journal — tested through experience, not theory. While they give an edge in reading the market, remember they are still probabilities, not guarantees.

Market Scenario Probabilities (Based on CPR & IB Levels): Narrow IB + Narrow CPR → High probability of strong continuation trend Narrow IB + Wide CPR → Likely to see a moderate trend Wide IB + Wide CPR → Higher chances of reversal or consolidation Wide IB + Narrow CPR → Possibility of a moderate trend Note: These are high-probability scenarios, not certainties. Market structure gives us an edge, but disciplined execution and risk management remain critical.

It is important to remember that market scenarios are always based on probabilities, not certainties. While the downtrend from the previous session could still continue, the likelihood is comparatively lower in today’s context. Traders should remain flexible and adapt to market behavior as it unfolds, keeping in mind that risk management remains the top priority.