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| 2 | How to Trade a Parabolic Breakdown Without Chasing the Market
Yesterday, Nifty traded sideways till around 1:40 PM. Then, around 1:45 PM, a strong bearish candle broke the day's low, triggering a sharp fall after news of escalating tensions in the Middle East between US and Iran.
Such moves are called parabolic breakdowns due to news driven crash.
The biggest mistake traders make is chasing the downmove and shorting the random red candle.
During a news-driven crash, price can rebound sharply at any time, making random short entries very risky.
So, what is the better approach?
👉 Switch from the 5-minute time frame chart to the 1-minute time frame chart.
As the market continues to trend down, wait for a small green candle or a bullish pin bar to form (as shown in 1 minute chart).
These candles indicate that some traders are trying to catch a reversal.
Now, don't short immediately. | 2 556 |
| 3 | 2) The second battle is inside you.
You have the strategy. The setup is perfect.
And then — fear freezes you.
You don't pull the trigger.
Or you're in a winning trade and greed whispers "just a little more" — and you give it all back.
Or your stop loss is staring at you and your ego says "it'll come back remove the stop loss" — and it doesn't.
That's not a strategy problem.
That's a mindset problem.
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| 4 | Every trader starts the same way!
Excited. Hopeful. Convinced that this time, they've figured it out.
Then the market humbles them.
Not because they lacked passion. Not because they weren't smart enough.
But because nobody told them that trading has two battles — and you need to win both.
1) The first battle is outside you.
Finding a high probability set up that tells you exactly — where to enter, where to exit, where to keep your stop loss.
One that has been tested, backtested, over time.
My first book — The Trader's Handbook — gives you that.
My personal strategies. The ones I actually use.
The setups with historically high probability of winning. Everything laid out so you can trade with clarity and confidence. | 3 843 |
| 5 | Always wait for price action confirmation.
In this case, the 10:45 AM full-body bearish candle confirmed that sellers had taken control.
That was the high-probability short entry.
This concept of High Confluence is discussed in detail on Page 277 of The Trader's Handbook.
https://shop.pivotcall.com/product/handbook/ | 4 695 |
| 6 | One of the most powerful concepts in price action is High Confluence.
Whenever two or more support levels or two or more resistance levels come together at the same price, that area is known as a high confluence zone.
These are the levels where price has a higher probability of reacting.
(If it's a resistance confluence, chances of reversal increase. If it's a support confluence, chances of a bounce increase)
A perfect example was seen in Nifty on 29th June.
Around 10:30 AM, price reached the day's high resistance. But It was a confluence of two important levels:
Day's high resistance
CPR resistance
This made it a high-probability resistance zone.
However, don't short just because price reaches a resistance confluence zone. | 4 223 |
| 7 | The real short trade was triggered only at 1:55 pm, when the low of the breakout candle was finally broken.
That breakdown of 1.55 pm confirmed that the breakout buyers had been trapped and their stop losses finally got triggered and then a free fall.
The lesson is simple:
👉 Don't short immediately just because a breakout failed.
👉 Wait for the breakout candle's low to break. That provides a high probability trade.
This Trap Trading concept is discussed in detail on Page 189 of The Trader's Handbook.
https://shop.pivotcall.com/product/handbook/ | 5 724 |
| 8 | They say nearly 70% of breakouts fail, and these failed breakouts are known as fake breakouts.
But sometimes, after a fake breakout, price starts goes down a little making traders believe that the fake breakout has worked.
However, after some time, price reverses again and resumes the original trend.
So, the question is:
How do you know when a fake breakout is actually valid?
The answer lies in reading the candlesticks like a story.
In yesterday's Bank Nifty chart, the breakout at 11.55 am candle initially failed, but notice one important detail.
The low of the 11.55 am breakout candle remained protected for a long time.
Traders who bought that breakout candle would normally keep their stop loss below that breakout candle. | 4 834 |
| 9 | As marked on the chart, after the downside breakout, price formed a small consolidation.
The candle that broke this consolidation provided a high-probability entry in the direction of the trend.
Whether it's an uptrend or a downtrend, the principle remains the same:
✅ Identify the trend
✅ Wait for a brief consolidation
✅ Enter on the breakout of that consolidation
Remember, the trend is your friend, but timing your entry can improve your risk-reward.
This Opening Range Breakout (ORB) concept is discussed in detail on Page 229 of The Trader's Handbook.
https://shop.pivotcall.com/product/handbook/ | 4 969 |
| 10 | Opening Range Breakout (ORB) – One of the Simplest Trend-Following Setups
The Opening Range Breakout strategy is based on a simple observation:
👉 When the market spends the first one hour in a very tight range, it is building energy for a bigger move.
👉Once that range is broken, chances of a strong directional move increase significantly.
A perfect example was seen yesterday in both Nifty and Bank Nifty.
The first hour was marked by a tight consolidation, and once the lower end of the range was broken, a strong downside move followed.
However, identifying the trend is only half the job. Entry is equally important.
Many traders try to enter randomly or attempt reversal trades, assuming the market has fallen too much and should bounce back.
But on strong trending days, the better approach is to trade in the direction of the trend.
👉 The ideal entry is after a brief consolidation within the trend. | 4 067 |
| 11 | https://youtu.be/xE93qmddOIE | 4 912 |
| 12 | So how do you ride such powerful moves?
👉 Plot the 8 EMA on your chart.
During strong parabolic rallies, the 8 EMA acts as a very effective trailing guide.
As long as price continues to stay above the 8 EMA, stay with the trade and let your profits run.
While the 20 EMA works well during normal trending markets and pullbacks, the 8 EMA is particularly useful during fast-moving breakout rallies where price barely retraces.
This concept of using the 8 EMA as a trailing stop loss is discussed in Page 299 of The Trader's Handbook.
https://shop.pivotcall.com/product/handbook/ | 6 045 |
| 13 | How to Ride a Parabolic Move like Yesterday:
Yesterday(12th June) at around 1:25 PM, Bank Nifty broke above the day's high with a strong bullish candle.
After the breakout, there was no looking back.
Price kept moving higher till market close, creating a parabolic rally with almost no retracement.
Now, imagine you entered long on the breakout candle.
Trade is working beautifully in your favour.
But then the mind starts playing games —
"Should I book at 1:2 risk reward?"
"What if it reverses?"
"Let me just take my profit here…"
You book your profit early.
And then you watch the market close near the days high — without you.
This is how big moves are missed. Because of bad exit strategy.
If you look at the chart, the breakout happened around 56,000, while the market eventually closed near 56,800.
A large part of the 800 points move would have been missed. | 5 841 |
| 14 | https://youtube.com/shorts/9OhssPDbDoM?si=P9YDmAklPw6CuRG3 | 5 565 |
| 15 | https://youtube.com/shorts/vFLCIprb87Y?si=7m0tke278NoVW9S9 | 5 578 |
| 16 | https://youtube.com/shorts/uxHvAelq1jw?si=KMWjHa0cFBVX4uI_ | 4 517 |
| 17 | Back home 🇮🇳❤️
11 days, 4 countries, countless memories 🌍✈️
Back to markets from Monday 📈💼
Europe travel Shorts/vlogs coming soon… | 5 121 |
| 18 | 🇮🇹 Italy ❤️
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At the airport now, flying back home 🇮🇳 ✈️ | 6 002 |
| 19 | بدون متن... | 1 |
| 20 | When in Rome, do as the Romans do. 🇮🇹
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