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How do i make money in Reliance Industry in BTST trade?


I am a very small retail investor.I usually don't take any kind of risk 300-400 rupees daily profit is enough for me rather than loosing thousands. Safe trading is the key to earn.For me,Its all about my strategy and how do I protect my stop loss.

Generally I gave preference to fundamentally sound stocks to make their charts.Before making any chart i follow price action of that stock every day. My theory is "Keeping Things Simple". Below  is the chart of reliance industries that i made before trade.


Fig-1

So, How do I make it?
I opened a Candlestick chart of Reliance industries and uses two hours candle for making my chart.Looking at the chart I found that From Feb 16,2020 to May 7 , 2020 stock is facing resistance at point A,B,C,D as shown in Fig-1.Then, I drew a resistance line by connecting all four point. I also drew a trend line by connecting Point-1 and Point-2 as shown in Fig-1.I traded on reliance on multiple supports and makes money in that but here i am sharing only my last trade on reliance. Seeing the latest trend i connected point-3,5 and search for reversal candle. Then i found hammer candle near point-5 and put it in watch-list and track it for some time. After successful breakout above resistance line, I executed a buy order by confirming price-action by seeing MACD Bullish Crossover.
Always remember, "Do not anticipate and move without market confirmation - being a little late in your trade is your insurance that you are right or wrong." Quote by Jesse Livermore.


Fig-2


On next trading day,Reliance industry opened Gap up and reached new high. By seeing the formation of inverse hammer candle. I exited by trade.

For Stop loss, I was tracing trend line that connects point 3,5.  If I still long in that trade then my stop loss would be the low of that day.

I am sharing screenshot of my BTST trade too.




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  1. Thanks for sharing. Keep sharing the good content, it's really motivating us.

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  2. Thanks for sharing

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  3. Thanks for the information of your strategy... But can you please explain what is inverse hammer candle and when to use it

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