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TV Today Network is currently near its key support zone.This is the 4 hour chart of TV TODAY. Stock is trading in an ascending channel. Post a corrective phase of 8–11%, the stock typically rebounds with a return of 11–14%, aligning with the upper and lower boundaries of the ascending channel. VRVP is indicating two significant price levels—₹170 and ₹160—where notable volume accumulation has occurred, suggesting potential support or resistance zones at these levels. If this level is sustain, then we may se higher prices in the Tv Today.
NSE:TVTODAYLong
by FiveCircles
1
Quess corpI saw that the nearly 18–20% correction from its recent high is currently crossing the trendline and attempting a positive retracement. Quess corp is looking attractive above the 325 level. I believe there is a chance to offer a reward of roughly 10-15% as positioning base with SL 305, or as you feel comfortable, if you accumulate here (as described above 320–325). Disclaimer: We are not SEBI registered, and all of the information on this page is only meant for educational purposes. Please consult a SEBI-registered financial counsellor before to investing or making any financial decisions. We are not liable for any profit or loss you may have made. I would welcome your participation and support by liking, commenting, and following in order to express encouragement. GLORIOUS TRADING 👍
NSE:QUESSLong
by KP_77
Laurus Labs: Short-Term Momentum Setup! 🚀 Laurus Labs: Short-Term Momentum Setup! 🚀 📉 CMP: ₹624 🔒 Stop Loss: ₹604 🎯 Target: ₹660 🔍 Why Laurus Labs? ✅ Key Fibonacci Confluence: Price hovering around the crucial 62% retracement level. ✅ Derivatives Signal: Highest Call OI at ₹620—now acting as support. ✅ Momentum Watch: The stock is positioned to gain traction in the short term. 💡 Quick Strategy 📈 Short-Term Trade: Ideal for momentum traders looking for a clean risk-reward setup. 🔒 Strict SL: Maintain a disciplined stop loss at ₹604 to safeguard capital. 📉 Disclaimer: Not SEBI-registered. Please do your own research or consult a financial advisor before investing. #LaurusLabs #MomentumStocks #ShortTermTrade #TechnicalAnalysis #SwingTrading #StockMarketIndia
NSE:LAURUSLABSLong
by satyam15
2
LODHA - Symmetrical Triangle Breakout Trade SetupAbout Pattern: A Symmetrical Triangle Pattern is a continuation chart pattern formed when price action creates lower highs and higher lows, converging toward a point. It reflects indecision and compression in price before a breakout occurs. The breakout can be on either side, but here, a bullish breakout has occurred. Support Line: Formed by connecting the swing lows (green arrows), which are gradually increasing. Resistance Line: Formed by connecting the swing highs (red arrows), which are gradually decreasing. This convergence of support and resistance forms the triangle. Breakout Confirmation Breakout Level: ₹1420 The stock has clearly broken out above the resistance trendline, indicating a strong bullish signal on the weekly timeframe. Entry and Stop Loss Strategy Entry Point: Enter the trade only above ₹1420 after confirmation of breakout. This acts as a psychological and technical barrier. Stop Loss (SL): Set below ₹1250, which is well below the previous swing lows and triangle support. This acts as a safety net in case of a false breakout or reversal. Target Calculation – Based on Pattern Height Pattern Height: Calculated from the highest swing high inside the triangle to the lowest swing low. This vertical distance is then added to the breakout point (₹1420) to estimate the price targets. Target 1: ₹1650+ This is the first resistance zone post-breakout and a psychologically important round number. Target 2: ₹1850+ Based on the full extension of the pattern height and intermediate resistance zone. Final Projected Target: ₹2040+ This is the complete projection of the triangle pattern height. This setup is suitable for: Swing traders looking for positional opportunities Investors seeking breakout confirmation for fresh entries Trend followers waiting for consolidation breakouts Once price sustains above ₹1420, the stock is expected to follow a bullish trajectory toward ₹1650–2040+ over the coming weeks/months.
NSE:LODHALong
by TradZoo
1
GODREJ AGROVET (Weekly Chart)* **Structure Insight:** * **Price:** ₹814.95 * **All-Time High Zone:** \~₹900 * **Current Setup:** Tight **consolidation** near ATH — a **classic bullish base-building pattern**, indicating absorption of supply. * **Moving Averages:** * **20 MA (Blue)**: Rising and hugging the price, showing short-term momentum. * **200 MA (Red)**: Strong uptrend — long-term trend confirmed. * **Volume:** Noticeable spike during breakout attempts and base formation. **Volume supports accumulation.** --- 🔍 **Multi-Timeframe Confirmation (Daily Chart)** * **Golden Crossover:** 20 MA > 200 MA * **Price Action:** Holding above MAs after shakeout – tight range = potential **volatility contraction**. * **Volume Trend:** Rising on green candles, declining on red = bullish bias. --- ### 🎯 **Trading Plan (Swing / Positional)** | Element | Details | | ---------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | **Buy Zone** | ₹810–₹825 (on breakout or small dip) | | **Stop Loss** | ₹740 (below consolidation base + MA cluster) | | **Target 1** | ₹900 (previous ATH) | | **Target 2** | ₹1,050 (measured move from base) | | **Risk\:Reward** | \~1:2.5 minimum | --- ### 🛡️ **Risk Management:** * **Position Size:** Based on 1–2% of capital at risk. * Avoid chasing — wait for breakout **with volume** or dip near MA confluence. --- **Pro Trader Insight:** > “Consolidation near ATH with rising MAs and strong volume = a sign of strength, not exhaustion. Let the market show its hand — enter with precision, not prediction.”
NSE:GODREJAGROLong
by DEVA435
[documentation] How I take a long trade.let's get straight to the point. If I believe that I want to be long a stock, I: 1. make sure the underlying index is in a long trend (rather, it has not corrected sharply in the near left, because all indexes are long by default, they enter bearish periods from time to time.) NIFTY 3 day chart: - nifty above 7SMA (doesn't matter what EMA you use, as long as it is not obnoxiously large like 77. with that value, the underlying is about to be above it forever). (you can look at other indices like the nifty smallcap but we live in an age where everything is fucking correlated. don't overkill.) preliminary check complete. SUZLON, alright. let's swing long. 1. how did I shortlist SUZLON? well, I have been following a bunch of stocks for a long long time. I came back to check how this one was doing, and viola, I had a solid trade idea. (I have swung Suzlon on the long side successfully before, and that just adds fuel to my fire; this step isn't necessary either). second, and most importantly, fundamentals. look at these things for the Q in particular: a. increasing EPS quarterly YoY. b. EPS growth Q YoY >> EPS growth trailing 12 months. (in lazy words, the company owes more pennies to shareholders this Q that it did on average in the last 12 months. this + point a guarantees(though nothing is certain) that the upward trend of the company's trajectory is more probable than a downward trend) c. increasing revenue growth, total equity growth, etc. these things help weed out the losers from the probable winners. don't swing a long when you can see some faults. use your abilities to their best, hombre. fundamentals aside, I am a technical trader. if I wanted to be a fundamentalist, I would buy an index and subscribe to a church/temple/mosque/whatever. as a technician, I believe that there is more money in the mountains and troughs of a stock's chart. the technicals: first, the trade setup. 1. whatever my idea may be, I look for the max possible loss I will be taking if shit goes south. there's no such thing as peace of mind, but there's relative peace of mind knowing what you lose when you're wrong. where do we set the SL? look at the D chart: 60? wrong. everyone and their momma will have their stop at a juicy round number. remember, the stock does not owe you to bounce off an arbitrary level at an exact point. so where then? look at the 3 day chart (here, any higher tf will work, I just prefer D, 3D, 7D). the current rally started where the lightbulb is placed. SL will be just below that: 58.92 or whatever fraction shines your shoes. keep it below 58. that gap between 60 and 58 is where you will turn most of your SL losers to at least breakeven winners. so, SL: 58.92 . 2. I scale into my longs. further reduction of risk as I work with unrealised profits. A wise man once said, great rallies don't end in a single day. lower risk, lower but more sure reward. me likey. I divide my net buying into four chunks. the buying will look like this: py(pyramid) 1: 66.66 py2: 67. (but i need a strong day for this). py3: 71.69. py4: near ATH: 75? these pyramids are approximate and I have no idea how the stock will behave on the daily chart. maybe it jumps 10% in a single day. maybe it takes 17 small green days. I don't know and I don't care. I want to get in my position between 67 and 75 with some unrealised profits. next steps: 1. TP levels and 2. updated SL. let's start with 2. 2. updated SL. you don't want a popcorn trade, trade that goes in your favor, completes its course and drops back down to your SL, giving you a burnt taste in your mouth. no sir. you want to figure out what the stock is doing to a better than a 50/50 chance. remember, huge profits >> positive breakevens >> negative breakevens >> SLed trades >> massive loss still held because of hopium. remember that order. you will graduate from consistently left to consistently right (hopefully, not politically). yada yada yada, how will you update the SL, wildhorse3? 1. till the stock goes well above 76; no updates to SL. 2. if the stock goes to 75 (prior resistance); has a sharp reversal; then we wait for a confirmation to get out/downsize. i'm talking about this situation. look at the possibilities: if red happens (aka failed retest); downsize rapidly, get rid of pyramids, congrats, you had a positive breakeven. pyramid later on if the stock does move to the up; that's for later. scenario green: do nothing, hold now, you made it. in this case, move the SL up to ~67; don't move it up to 72 like a fool (just yet). the reason: you want to give the stock some room to move. when something goes up, it does not owe you anything, and that includes, going up in the near term, going sideways, going down. (I don't mean to scold you, this text is written for just one person, and that is me. I scream when I remember a past mistake. take my lessons, or don't.) keep repeating this till eventually, you're out of a trade because your SL was hit. (and hopefully this SL was a level where you made bank) 1. TP levels gonna keep it simple, I am not used to writing long paragraphs. if you want to read more, I have a telegram channel where I keep blabbering. reach out for an invite. TP levels: a. zoom out. where might bears make money? ATH? das right. make that your TP1. b. what if das not right? zoom further out 190? 400? these log charts are sneaky! further older ATHs? well das semi right. c. just tell me the levels, bitch. okay, and mind your language. I don't know. I look to cover my losses, and I let a winner run (small losers, big big winners) when the pain of holding is greater than the joy of holding, I start closing the position. how do I measure the pain? well, I open my portfolio 15 minutes before close of the day. If I am greeted by a blast of red fumes, I know I need to work on my holdings in the near term (not. right. away.) if it is lush green, I: a. keep an eye open if it is too lush. stocks don't go up forever, and usually the green climaxes are so lush that it makes you want to buy more. that, my good sir, is the time to sell. b. if it is moderately okayish, modest toned down green; I do nothing. in summary, a summary: a. I wanna swing SUZLON long. b. SL: 58.92 c. pyramiding (4 increments): between 66 and 75. d. why SUZLON, why now? read this wall of text. as for why now, I will need to make another wall of text explaining why I enter now. (the gist: trending on D, 3D, 7D, nice overdone pullback, good market, above SMA, burst of volume post earnings, solid fundamentals, a FAFO idelogy). d. TP: if you want a level, go for 82.69.
NSE:SUZLONLong
by wildhorse3