rule of 50although it can be considered as good analysis..but still have to figure out how to trade with good accuracy
rule of 50
i have often seen that ..price can be broken down into small level...consider this ...
1)the price difference between two RED LINES is around 176.
2) between this price difference of 176...u see an GREEN LINE ..
which exactly between the two RED LINE...that is 50% from below or above
the red line..so now the price difference between two level one RED and
another GREEN is 88 (50% of 176)
3) now even this can futher be divided by another line (BLUE ) into half ..
which mean..now the
price difference between two levels is 44 (50% of 88)
now if u notice carefully each of these price level have acted as an support or
resistance or an consolidation peroid .
thats the rule of 50..
each of these level are important and every level is predecided...
TF is weekly here.......same happens in other(smaller)
TF
DLF trade ideas
DLF Tech setupDLF bottomed out on May 22 as indicated by the high volume long-tailed green candle, but price needs to travel beyond a key hurdle before bear could be pronounced as dead.
The share price is stuck inside a falling wedge and only a daily close above Rs. 212 would confirm a bull breakout and open doors to Rs. 226 (April 30 high) and Rs. 242 (rising trendline hurdle).
However, the bearish crossover between the 5-day MA and 10-day MA calls for caution. Also, the tide could turn in favor of a drop to Rs. 188 (wedge support) if DLF finds acceptance below Rs. 200.
For now, I prefer to trade from the short side below $200.
Longs could be initiated if prices break above Rs. 208. In this case, the bulls could attack falling wedge resistance located at Rs. 212