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We all get excited when major news hits the market — whether it’s budget day, RBI policy, US inflation data, or company results. But jumping in too early can be a trap. Smart money often creates fake moves in the first few minutes. That’s where the 15-Min Trap Setup becomes a powerful tool for intraday traders.
Let me show you how to avoid traps and catch real moves after news events.
Why the First 15 Minutes Matter
The 15-Min Trap Setup – How It Works
When to Use This Strategy
Rahul’s Tip
Don’t react — observe. Let the market show its trap. Big players love early overconfidence. Use their game to your advantage by planning around the 15-min candle.
Conclusion
The 15-Min Trap Setup helps you avoid emotional trades and catch the real move after major news. Be patient, mark your zones, and strike when the trap is confirmed. This simple rule can completely change your intraday game.
Have you ever been trapped in the first candle after news? Let’s share experiences below and grow together!
We all get excited when major news hits the market — whether it’s budget day, RBI policy, US inflation data, or company results. But jumping in too early can be a trap. Smart money often creates fake moves in the first few minutes. That’s where the 15-Min Trap Setup becomes a powerful tool for intraday traders.
Let me show you how to avoid traps and catch real moves after news events.
Why the First 15 Minutes Matter
- Emotions are high: Retail traders often react instantly without confirmation. This creates liquidity for big players.
- Fake breakouts happen often: Price breaks key levels in the first candle — then reverses and traps traders.
- Volume is misleading: The biggest volume often comes early, but the real direction is seen later.
The 15-Min Trap Setup – How It Works
- Step 1: Wait for the first 15-minute candle to close after a big news event — don’t trade before that.
- Step 2: Mark the high and low of this 15-minute candle.
- Step 3: Wait for a fake breakout above or below that range — if price breaks out but quickly comes back inside, it’s a trap.
- Step 4: Enter in the opposite direction of the breakout after confirmation — ride the real move.
When to Use This Strategy
- Major economic events – like Fed decisions, budget day, inflation data, RBI policies.
- Company results – high-impact earnings or news releases.
- Gap up/gap down openings after big global cues.
Rahul’s Tip
Don’t react — observe. Let the market show its trap. Big players love early overconfidence. Use their game to your advantage by planning around the 15-min candle.
Conclusion
The 15-Min Trap Setup helps you avoid emotional trades and catch the real move after major news. Be patient, mark your zones, and strike when the trap is confirmed. This simple rule can completely change your intraday game.
Have you ever been trapped in the first candle after news? Let’s share experiences below and grow together!
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Rahul Pal (TradingView Moderator)
Live Market Analysis on YouTube (8:45 AM - 3:30 PM): spf.bio/TArir
Free Telegram: spf.bio/c1lkb
Join Trading Community: realbullstrading.com
WhatsApp: wa.me/919560602464
Live Market Analysis on YouTube (8:45 AM - 3:30 PM): spf.bio/TArir
Free Telegram: spf.bio/c1lkb
Join Trading Community: realbullstrading.com
WhatsApp: wa.me/919560602464
Related publications
Disclaimer
The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.