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Exiting Nifty @132

In case it is closing below 24420, will exit the trade and wait for re-confirmation of new entry. 43% Long build-up in this 15min timeframe

Waiting for 15min Candle closing All signals for buyers in market. 3mins left in candle close

Orb higher level 24420 in spot

SL 149 Target 182,190, 200

ORB as support and exit point.

Nifty 24400CE 21st bought @167

Indhotel 660CE April Wait for any fresh entry in this. Wait for a pull back till 660 for a conservative entry, it will give a good RR. My entry is at 13. 659-54 in spot is a major support. It's a swing setup. Target projected 670, 680 in spot

Indusind and Indhotel active

No active trade in nifty

Ce strike change: Nifty 24400CE 21st expiry

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And Nifty 24350CE April expiry in watchlist

Nifty 24400PE 21st April expiry In watchlist

Holding Indusind

ORB is wide enough for any liquidity sweep today. We can have range-bound movement followed by range-breakout for the session.

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Good morning

So I was asked this question in DM yesterday: why, unlike other traders, do I keep my SL lenient yet have an exit plan? How do I keep my calm when a few mock my risk-taking style, and how do I react when my targets are done? I thought it would be good to share the response here, as it is one very important lesson everyone must learn if they want to break the barrier of being a trapped retailer. I follow market structure rather than conventional trading along indicators and signals. Here, you will also witness market analysis rather than mere calls or setups. First understand what exactly a liquidity sweep is, as it is one of the structures I follow the most. *Liquidity Sweep* A liquidity sweep is simple: Price moves to a level not to continue, but to collect orders sitting there. *Where Liquidity Exists?* Liquidity sits where retail traders are predictable: * Equal highs / equal lows * Previous day high (PDH) / low (PDL) * Swing highs/lows * Trendline touches * Breakout levels * Round numbers (20000 Nifty type levels) These are not “support/resistance, they are liquidity pools. Thus, (those who are old followers must have heard this multiple times) never put your stops exactly at the support/resistance, always keep it a few points away from it. PS: I will keep a question window every other day as the more you ask, the more you will learn!

Indusind is active and carrying forward. One who doesn't want to risk it over weekend can book and re-enter in the next session