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Swing Trading Strategies

The document outlines swing trading strategies using a 44 moving average (MA) to determine bullish and bearish trends, emphasizing entry and exit points based on candle behavior relative to the MA. It also discusses support and resistance levels, risk management techniques, and specific intraday trading strategies for Bank Nifty futures. Additionally, it provides guidance on selecting swing trading stocks based on delivery percentages.

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Swing Trading Strategies

The document outlines swing trading strategies using a 44 moving average (MA) to determine bullish and bearish trends, emphasizing entry and exit points based on candle behavior relative to the MA. It also discusses support and resistance levels, risk management techniques, and specific intraday trading strategies for Bank Nifty futures. Additionally, it provides guidance on selecting swing trading stocks based on delivery percentages.

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Siddharth Bhanusahali

Swing trading strategies


1. 44 MA
Moving average 44

The line draws. If candles are above the MA line then bullish otherwise
bearish.

In bullish trend when a green candle took resistance from MA line (touches or
cut through) then buy: entry above high and stop loss below low.

In bearish trend when a red candle took resistance from MA line (touches or
cut through) then short sell: entry below low and stop loss above high.

Target 1:2 or 1:3 then exit

 If MA going sideways then ignore.


 Don’t trade in crossover.
2. Support and resistance
Trend is your friend until it bends

Choose the trend according to 44 MA line

In uptrend check for resistance not supports

In downtrend find supports not resistances.

If one breaks the celling of 1 st floor and jumps up then the floor of 2 nd
(celling of 1st) will be the support.

In uptrend mark last resistance which breaks it becomes the support now
then second last support.

To buy wait for 44MA and green candle to appear in support level or zone

Swing trend following strategies


Chartlink details
https://chartink.com/screener/trend-following-scanner-siddharth-bhanushali?
src=wassup

After Friday market closing run the scan as follows.

Run scan> save Excel list


Now check each stocks in trading view with 3 sma s- sma15, sma 30, sma
150

List out those who got support on sma15

Strategies
Check 150 sma rising

Check 30 sma rising

Check 15 sma rising

Check a bullish or any candle supports on sma 15

Entry= Buy high of the candle

Stop loss= low of one candle or lower low of more than one support candles

Calculate= x= SL- entry

First exit at 2x of 50%

Second exit when closes below sma 15 line

Risk per trade= 1% of our capital

Risk= Entry- SL

Quantity= Risk per trade/Risk

Risk management
If you have a capital say 100000 then risk will be 10-20% of your capital.

And you can risk 20000 from it then it will be 15x

That in 15 trade if u reach stop loss then 20000 will be lost

So risk per trade or SL per trade is x=20000/15= 1333

Now calculate the no of stocks to be purchased

Lets say entry= 500

SL= 450

If can’t know the SL then take 10% below the entry price.
Now risk here= entry-SL= 50

No of stocks permissible= risk per trade/risk= 1333/50= 26

Don’t buy more than 26 stocks.

Intraday strategies

Ashmita patel
Bank nifty future trading strategies
Last day

Buy
Buy entry= buy order= 2 lots= trigger price

Buy entry= 2 days highest high+ 0.15%

Buy target= sell order= 1lot=Price

Buy Target= buy entry+ 1.5%

Buy sl= sell order= 2lots= trigger price

Msl= Monetary stop loss = buy entry-1.5%

Tsl= Technical stop sell= 2 days lowest low- 0.15%

Fsl= final stop loss= msl or tsl whichever is higher or whichever is closer to
entry

Short sell
Sell entry= sell order= 2 lots= trigger price

Sell entry= 2 days lowest low-0.15%

Sell target= buy order= 1lot= price

Sell target= sell entry- 1.5%


Sell sl= buy order= 2lots= trigger price

Msl= Monetary stop loss = sell entry+ 1.5%

Tsl= Technical stop sell = 2 days highest high + 0.15%

Fsl= final stop loss= msl or tsl whichever is lower or whichever is closer to
entry

How to peak swing trading stocks


If delivery percentage> 40% then it’s a investment stocks or otherwise<40%
means trading stocks

Smcautorrender.com

Choose menu “derivatives”> choose “delivery”

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