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Learn2Trade Series: Episode 15
In this 15th episode of Learn2Trade, Mr. Vivek Bajaj will focus on an exit strategy for investors. He also discusses how to combine these trading strategies to make a convincing exit. This session will cover the super trend indicator and moving average indicator. The first exit strategy involves comparing the moving averages of two different periods. He will then explain the different time periods that you can use to identify the best price point to exit the stock. The super trend is a new trending strategy that he will be discussing. The super trend indicator will be explained in detail, as well as how it can be used to make the right trades.
Watch the whole video to get a detailed and free beginner's guide on super trends in the stock market.
What You Will Learn
Vivek Bajaj highlighted the necessity for traders to manage the market carefully by drawing comparisons to the figure Abhimanyu from the Mahabharata and stressing the significance of having a clear exit strategy to prevent potential losses. He presented the idea of identifying exit points with moving averages—more especially, the 21, 55, 100, and 200-period moving averages. The main criterion that was considered was the indication of short-term weakening when the 21-period moving average crossed over the 55-period moving average.
To refine the exit strategy, he suggested a shorter-term moving average, the 9-period moving average. According to him, traders who are focusing on shorter durations should be aware that a sell signal is indicated when the 9-period moving average crosses over the 21-period moving average. Larger trades are associated with the 21-period moving average, which is higher than the 55-period moving average. This highlights the need to modify strategies according to the intended trade size.
He underlined the need to learn how to book losses without stressing over them and urged Annapurna to accept losses as an inevitable part of trading. He emphasized that in order to navigate the market properly, a trader has to be at ease with losing money. He emphasized how crucial it is to have a methodical strategy and a set of guidelines when it comes to exiting positions.
He introduced the idea of the Super Trend indicator, which offers signals for changes in trend direction and is based on the Average True Range (ATR). He gave an explanation of Super Trend's characteristics, such as the ATR period and multiplier, and gave an example of how to use it for making decisions.
He then moved on to discuss the choice of chart duration. For swing trading, he suggested using a 2-hourly chart, which strikes a balance between receiving timely signals and avoiding continuous market observation. He demonstrated how to set up alerts to notify traders of important market activity.
In response to a query concerning the combination of strategies, he stated that it is possible to combine various indicators and methods; nevertheless, it is important to realize that this may frequently result in conclusions that are similar since they may be based on similar principles.
In the practical application of the discussed strategies, he analyzed the 2-hourly charts for several stocks, taking into account both moving averages and super trend indicators. He went over how each stock was chosen, stressing the need to line up super trend and moving average signals to create a more powerful trading position.
He concluded the session with a reminder that the presented model is still a work in progress and further refinements will be made in subsequent classes. He urged learners to begin creating templates based on the concepts introduced, reminding them that the ultimate aim is to construct a personalized and effective trading strategy. He again emphasized how important it is to keep learning, sharing knowledge, and refraining from actual trading until a more refined template is developed.
Watch this video to gain a comprehensive understanding of exit strategies in stock trading. The incorporation of moving averages and the Super Trend indicator, along with practical examples, will offer you a foundation for developing trading templates.
The session emphasized the importance of systematic approaches, adaptability to market conditions, and the need for continuous learning in the dynamic world of stock trading.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What is the primary purpose of using moving averages in stock trading?
In stock trading, moving averages are used to smooth out price data, allowing traders to identify patterns and potential entry or exit points. Moving averages help traders make well-informed decisions based on the overall direction of stock price movements by averaging out changes over a certain period of time.
Q2. What are the key moving averages discussed in the session for identifying exit points?
The session discusses the use of four moving averages: 21, 55, 100, and 200-period moving averages. The primary criterion for identifying exit points is when the 21-period moving average crosses over the 55-period moving average, indicating potential short-term weakness.
Q3. What is the Super Trend indicator, and how is it used for making trading decisions?
The Super Trend indicator is a tool to identify the prevailing trend's direction. It is calculated based on the Average True Range (ATR) and factors in market volatility. The indicator provides buy or sell signals by plotting a line above or below the price chart. Traders use the Super Trend to capture and ride trends, making it a valuable tool for decision-making in stock trading and other financial markets.
About Mr. Vivek Bajaj
The passion for data, analytics and technology is what makes Vivek Bajaj a financial market survivor. The journey as a market participant started in 2002 when the first trade was executed in the options contract of ITC. Life was simpler and easier during that time. Since then technology and Big data have taken over totally. As an early adapter to the complex tools, Kredent was formed to capitalise on the opportunities. He is co-founder of StockEdge and is committed to bring simplicity in the complex world of market data. He is a Chartered Accountant, Company Secretary and an MBA from IIM Indore. He is a part of various committees of exchanges and regulator and he has been an active contributor in the evolution of Indian Derivatives Market.
Learn2Trade Series: Episode 15
In this 15th episode of Learn2Trade, Mr. Vivek Bajaj will focus on an exit strategy for investors. He also discusses how to combine these trading strategies to make a convincing exit. This session will cover the super trend indicator and moving average indicator. The first exit strategy involves comparing the moving averages of two different periods. He will then explain the different time periods that you can use to identify the best price point to exit the stock. The super trend is a new trending strategy that he will be discussing. The super trend indicator will be explained in detail, as well as how it can be used to make the right trades.
Watch the whole video to get a detailed and free beginner's guide on super trends in the stock market.
What You Will Learn
Vivek Bajaj highlighted the necessity for traders to manage the market carefully by drawing comparisons to the figure Abhimanyu from the Mahabharata and stressing the significance of having a clear exit strategy to prevent potential losses. He presented the idea of identifying exit points with moving averages—more especially, the 21, 55, 100, and 200-period moving averages. The main criterion that was considered was the indication of short-term weakening when the 21-period moving average crossed over the 55-period moving average.
To refine the exit strategy, he suggested a shorter-term moving average, the 9-period moving average. According to him, traders who are focusing on shorter durations should be aware that a sell signal is indicated when the 9-period moving average crosses over the 21-period moving average. Larger trades are associated with the 21-period moving average, which is higher than the 55-period moving average. This highlights the need to modify strategies according to the intended trade size.
He underlined the need to learn how to book losses without stressing over them and urged Annapurna to accept losses as an inevitable part of trading. He emphasized that in order to navigate the market properly, a trader has to be at ease with losing money. He emphasized how crucial it is to have a methodical strategy and a set of guidelines when it comes to exiting positions.
He introduced the idea of the Super Trend indicator, which offers signals for changes in trend direction and is based on the Average True Range (ATR). He gave an explanation of Super Trend's characteristics, such as the ATR period and multiplier, and gave an example of how to use it for making decisions.
He then moved on to discuss the choice of chart duration. For swing trading, he suggested using a 2-hourly chart, which strikes a balance between receiving timely signals and avoiding continuous market observation. He demonstrated how to set up alerts to notify traders of important market activity.
In response to a query concerning the combination of strategies, he stated that it is possible to combine various indicators and methods; nevertheless, it is important to realize that this may frequently result in conclusions that are similar since they may be based on similar principles.
In the practical application of the discussed strategies, he analyzed the 2-hourly charts for several stocks, taking into account both moving averages and super trend indicators. He went over how each stock was chosen, stressing the need to line up super trend and moving average signals to create a more powerful trading position.
He concluded the session with a reminder that the presented model is still a work in progress and further refinements will be made in subsequent classes. He urged learners to begin creating templates based on the concepts introduced, reminding them that the ultimate aim is to construct a personalized and effective trading strategy. He again emphasized how important it is to keep learning, sharing knowledge, and refraining from actual trading until a more refined template is developed.
Watch this video to gain a comprehensive understanding of exit strategies in stock trading. The incorporation of moving averages and the Super Trend indicator, along with practical examples, will offer you a foundation for developing trading templates.
The session emphasized the importance of systematic approaches, adaptability to market conditions, and the need for continuous learning in the dynamic world of stock trading.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1. What is the primary purpose of using moving averages in stock trading?
In stock trading, moving averages are used to smooth out price data, allowing traders to identify patterns and potential entry or exit points. Moving averages help traders make well-informed decisions based on the overall direction of stock price movements by averaging out changes over a certain period of time.
Q2. What are the key moving averages discussed in the session for identifying exit points?
The session discusses the use of four moving averages: 21, 55, 100, and 200-period moving averages. The primary criterion for identifying exit points is when the 21-period moving average crosses over the 55-period moving average, indicating potential short-term weakness.
Q3. What is the Super Trend indicator, and how is it used for making trading decisions?
The Super Trend indicator is a tool to identify the prevailing trend's direction. It is calculated based on the Average True Range (ATR) and factors in market volatility. The indicator provides buy or sell signals by plotting a line above or below the price chart. Traders use the Super Trend to capture and ride trends, making it a valuable tool for decision-making in stock trading and other financial markets.
About Mr. Vivek Bajaj
The passion for data, analytics and technology is what makes Vivek Bajaj a financial market survivor. The journey as a market participant started in 2002 when the first trade was executed in the options contract of ITC. Life was simpler and easier during that time. Since then technology and Big data have taken over totally. As an early adapter to the complex tools, Kredent was formed to capitalise on the opportunities. He is co-founder of StockEdge and is committed to bring simplicity in the complex world of market data. He is a Chartered Accountant, Company Secretary and an MBA from IIM Indore. He is a part of various committees of exchanges and regulator and he has been an active contributor in the evolution of Indian Derivatives Market.
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All Episodes
- Episode 1 Stock Market में Trading की शुरुआत कैसे करे ?
- Episode 2 Share Market में Trends और Charts कैसे बनाते है?
- Episode 3 Trading Terminal क्या है और उसका प्रयोग कैसे करे ?
- Episode 4 4000+ Stocks में से कौनसे Stocks Select की जाये?
- Episode 5 आसान तरीके से Charts Track करे | TradingView का पूर्ण प्रयोग सीखे |
- Episode 6 Share Market में High Momentum Stocks कैसे निकाले?
- Episode 7 Sector की तेजी से High Momentum Stocks कैसे निकाले? - Swing Trading Strategy
- Episode 8 Derivatives का Basic Concept सरल भाषा में |
- Episode 9 क्या है Commodities Market और क्यों हमें जानना चाहिए?
- Episode 10 क्या है Commodities Market और इससे पैसे कैसे बनाये ?
- Episode 11 क्या है Currency Market और कैसे Trade करे?
- Episode 12 क्या है Moving Average का महत्त्व Share Market में Trading के लिए?
- Episode 13 केसे समझे Stock Operator क्या कर रहा है?
- Episode 14 Open Interest से Stock Operator के Position को कैसे समझे ?
- Episode 15 Stock से सही Time पे कैसे निकलें ?
- Episode 16 Fibonacci Retracement से Stock Trading कैसे करें ?
- Episode 17 Stock Trading में कितना Capital और कितना Stop Loss होना चाहिए?
- Episode 18 Candlestick Patterns क्या है और इससे Trading कैसे करें?
- Episode 19 Relative Strength से समझें किस Stock में तेज़ी खेलना है।
- Episode 20 किसी भी Stock के Volatility को कैसे समझें?
- Episode 21 Bollinger Bands से Volatile Stocks में Trading कैसे करें?
- Episode 22 Stock से EXIT करने का एक सरल तरीका।
- Episode 23 Stock Trading के लिए Relative Strength Index को कैसे use करें?
- Episode 24 अगर Stock Market में Successful होना है तो ये daily करो।
- Episode 25 Intraday Trade 12 बजे के पहले करो और पैसे बनाओ ।
- Episode 26 इस Trading Strategy से Powerful Stocks में Trade करें ।
- Episode 27 Day Trading के लिए Mother-Daughter Trading Strategy |
- Episode 28 Profitable Stocks में Trade कैसे करें?
- Episode 29 Operator का move समझने के लिए ये Excel रोज बनाओ |
- Episode 30 Excelगिरी करो और Stock Operator का Position समझो।
- Episode 31 Special Gift: Highly Profitable Premium RS Strategy सभी के लीए।
- Episode 32 Trading Strategies की अहम बातें - Stop Loss, Take Profit etc.
- Episode 33 Options Trading का पहला कदम।
- Episode 34 क्या है Option Chain और कैसे Analyse करे? | Options Trading-2
- Episode 35 Options Greeks का सबसे सरल ज्ञान इधर मिलेगा। Options Trading - 3
- Episode 36 Options Trading में Implied Volatility क्या होता है ? | Option Trading - 4
- Episode 37 Options #Strategies कैसे बनाते है? | #Options #Trading - 5
- Episode 38 एक Options Strategy आपके Extra Earnings के लिए। | Options Trading - 6
- Episode 39 Straddle और Strangle Options Strategies से Volatile Market में कैसे Trading करे?
- Episode 40 Technical Analysis Use करके Options में कैसे Trade करे ? | Options Trading - 8
- Episode 41 High-Risk, High-Return Trading Strategy : Pair Trading
- Episode 42 A2Z of Currency Market
- Episode 43 Currency Market का Trading Strategy
- Episode 44 Copper track करो और Equity में Trade करो।
- Episode 45 Zinc Commodity को Study करके Stock Trading करो।
- Episode 46 Nickel Commodity के बारे में पुरा ज्ञान |
- Episode 47 Aluminium और Lead से किस Sector को Impact होता है?
- Episode 48 Mother of all Commodities: Crude Oil के बारे में जरूरी ज्ञान।
- Episode 49 Silver में क्यों और केसे Invest करना चाहिए ?
- Episode 50 Final #Learn2Trade Session to become a Professional Trader !
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Watch Mr. Vivek Bajaj introduce the basic concepts of trading and discuss the various stock market indicators.