Originally Posted by devdas

Shiree ji, book posted is in format djvu.....

djvu is available at Lizardtech . I recon its another type of PDF , some say better.

Originally Posted by the tape

it is up to you to decide whether you want to learn candlesticks and volume to the core or you want to become profitable. to become profitable you need to find one thing that works and then repeat, repeat and repeat.

Originally Posted by the tape

moral of the story is: we should always wait for the chart to show us the right direction in form of the opening range breakout.

Thanks The Tape for such wonderful lessons

Originally Posted by the tape

reading the successful breakout or failure is next thing but atleast we know it's not sideways.

Yeh Dil Mange More

Can hardly wait for the next ..

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The Clayburg book describes Rajendra/Rajadhiraj type fractal/SAR BO strategy also.

we need to closely analyze the RALLY in red. see the consistency in the movement. the downtrend lasted for exactly 1.5 hours. the blue line is the low made by this strong rally and at the violation of that low, the position is entered.

Again we should notice the importance of opening range in this chart. the bears took the initiative and then a shakeout. ultimately the price headed for the right side.

i suck at the explaining part so please come up with whatever doubts you have

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Originally Posted by shiree

The Clayburg book describes Rajendra/Rajadhiraj type fractal/SAR BO strategy also.

Sirji

Rajendra is the fractals guy

I used to find the subjectivity of the swing high/low based stuff hard to handle, but now with Rajendra's definations that are quite rigid, it should become quite objective.

I am trying to learn that form him, once comfy with, it will be a great tool for me to scale-in / out of the basic position around the line I trade.

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Originally Posted by the tape

please come up with whatever doubts you have

Hello Tape

Saw the window named "Wahe Guru" on your desktop

Maybe thats what I need to make the difference

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Piper sir great work here, suggest you get snagit or something, much easier to post & save charts....

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pipe master ki jay ho...nice stuff tape, looking forward for this space.

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Originally Posted by the tape

One thing i would like to share that i have noticed while observing thousands of 5min intraday charts. the opening range of 1st bar acts as the most crucial support and resistance after the open. whenever price breaks out of the opening range ( strongly or weakly is the latter part ), imo it has a major influence on price movement, sometimes even throughout the whole day. whenever we see a wide range opening bar, no matter how bearish or bullish the formations may seem, we should avoid trading it before it breaks out of the opening range on either side ( talking strictly about 5min timeframe ) because what i have noticed is, until the price breaks out of the opening range, the right side is not clear and till the right side is not clear, the wild movements in price are not shakeouts but genunie indecision. On the other hand whenever you find a stock that breaks out of the opening range within first few bars ( preferably all the bars should be equal sized ), there are more probabilities of that stock giving a directional move for the day. below is the example of such an action that shows the importance of opening range. All major formations in this chart while opening are highly bearish. first bar is big bearish bar and the price consolidated in the lower half of the bearish bar for more than an hour. there's another bearish bar and price again consolidated in it's lower half for 50 mins. only bears are active in this action. the yellow line is the low of opening bar and as we can see it is not broken. what happened next ? poor bears did'nt even get a chance to get out. no signals of failure are visible for bears so that they can cover the positions. this is what happens when we get in before the direction ( right side )is decided.

second with u, going further wide opening range days should be better avoided who is not comfortable fading the excess moves. Simple logic is wide opening range indicates indecision and indecision never gets decisive at extremes.

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Today NF demoing both the lessons tought to us by The Tape

Directional Bias out of IB as well as smooth progression of a rally...

Waiting for the setup related gems

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