Below
research highlights how to trade Nifty on intraday basis using time tested
methods like Elliott wave, Channels, basic technical indicators.
Until last
week there was extreme pessimism among market participants as Nifty was moving
lower and violated the earlier lows 7915 level. However we continuously
mentioned in our daily update that prices have one leg on upside pending as per
Elliott wave pattern. Nifty made a low at 7893 and then reversed sharply on
upside. We at Waves Strategy Advisors have coined a pattern as “h shaped pattern”. This pattern is identified by us (not in text book) on many occasions.
It takes the shape of “h” where prices retest the earlier lows with less
momentum and then reverses on upside to trap the bears.
Look at the below chart that was shown in our Monthly research report on 6th
December 2016:
Nifty daily chart
Happened so
far:
The above
chart clearly explains irrespective of the events Nifty moved closely to the
path shown in the “The Financial Waves Monthly
research report” published on
6th December. It formed an “h” shaped pattern and reversed
back after turning majority bearish. The above research is only to showcase the
power of the study and the predictability it carries. There is more to it.
January 2017 is going to
be highly volatile and a strong trending month if our readings are correct. It
is time to have the trading strategies in place to capitalize the ongoing
medium term and short term trend. Many believe intraday trading cannot be done
using Elliott wave. Now below is a concrete proof of how we helped our
subscribers capture the intraday swings. The following is published in “The Financial Waves trading update”
Here are the
Intraday trading strategies of last few
days which has exactly moved in lines with our expectations.
Strategy of 26th
December 2016: Short positions can be created on move below
7940 with day's high as stop and target of 7900.
Happened: Nifty broke below 7940 and
moved below target level.
Strategy of 27th
December 2016: For today, Long positions can be created
only on move above 7960 with 7920 as stop and target of 8000.
Happened: Nifty moved higher
exactly as expected and crossed above the target level of 8000.
Strategy of 28th
December 2016: For today,
long positions can be created if Nifty sustains above 8050 for 30 minutes with
8000 as stop and target of 8100.
Happened: Nifty moved exactly as
expected and touched intraday high of 8100.55 levels.
Strategy of 29th
December 2016: For today,
long positions can be created if Nifty move towards 8020 and then bounces back
above 8060 with 8020 as stop and target of 8100.
Happened: Nifty has been moving
exactly as expected and prices after forming a low exactly near 8020, crossed
above 8060 and achieved the target of 8100.
Strategy of 30th
December 2016: For today,
long positions can be created on move above 8115 with 8060 as stop and target
of 8170.
Happened: In today’s session
Nifty has touched the high of 8180 level which has achieved our mentioned
target level.
The above
successful strategy clearly shows that our research tools such as Elliott wave,
Time cycles and basic technical indicators has continued to work well and
helping us to build accurate intraday trading strategies along with long term
forecasts.
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