krishan kant

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krishan kant

krishan kant

@KantParnami

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Shashank Dogra
Shashank Dogra@Shashank1171·
IB : We like your stock, we see massive tailwinds in your industry group. Stock is cornered, would you like to do QIP instead? Company : Sure. This is the price I see reasonable. IB: Anything to back that valuation? Company : Yes, a big credible order and niche product line. You can check. IB : Perfect let's close the deal. Company : Sounds good. IB to Trading desk and other funds : Guys, current price is X we need to take it to 2X for QIP to materialise. Company is genuine so are their products, order-book and tailwinds. Everyone agrees. Other funds : So how does this work? IB : So you get 50-60% of your desired allocation at QIP price and remaining you will have to get from retailers? So your avg. will sit somewhere in between. Funds : Retailers? How? Why will they sell to me? IB : Panic selling! the window between QIP date and Q1 FY27 results is your playground. This is where all of us need to remove the buy pressure. 5-10% of 50 DMA is where we get active. Everyone : Done! Over and out! All the characters and events in this story are fictional and have no relation to any stock or event. If there is any resemblance to any stock, it will be considered merely a coincidence.
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Chhirag Kedia
Chhirag Kedia@swing_ka_sultan·
#SA FIRST, THEN SETUPS When @PradeepBonde introduced the concept of #SituationalAwareness in trading, he emphasized two critical layers: a) What is the market doing, and what is likely to happen next? b) What does that mean for my trading objectives? Which setups are likely to have a higher probability of working in this environment? Most traders fail to connect these two layers. They may have a view on the market, but they never ask how that view should influence the setups they trade. The core reason is simple, they only know one setup. Every evening, they run the same two or three scans, go through every stock one by one, and try to match each chart against a visual template stored in their memory. Whatever matches gets shortlisted. If nothing matches, they simply sit out. That defeats the whole purpose. This is a technical flaw, and no amount of hard work can compensate for it. Instead, spend five minutes every evening asking yourself: a) What is happening in the market? b) What is the most probable outcome? c) If that outcome unfolds, which setups are most likely to work? Let me explain this with yesterday's example. Step 1 – What is happening in the market? Yesterday evening, the market sold off sharply following renewed Middle East tensions and Trump's comments about potentially cancelling the deal. The news triggered an abrupt decline. Step 2 – What can happen next? Before jumping to possible scenarios, ask yourself one more question: Does this issue still have the ability to significantly impact the market? In my view, the market has already largely discounted this issue. Therefore, the probability is much higher that such news will only trigger occasional knee-jerk reactions rather than a sustained decline. Whatever scenarios we consider should be viewed through this lens. Now, let's get into two broad possibilities: a) TACO - Tough Talks, No Action. The more probable outcome. If the market senses that the rhetoric won't translate into action, it is likely to recover quickly and open higher. b) An actual escalation – A much less probable outcome. It could trigger panic initially, but since this issue has largely lost its ability to exert sustained pressure on the market, even such a sell-off would likely be followed by a reversal. Step 3 – Which setups are most likely to work? Since the thesis is to play for a recovery, the highest-probability opportunities are likely to come from three types of setups: a) Momentum Suppression These are stocks that were showing excellent momentum before the news hit. The sudden market-wide sell-off abruptly interrupted their advance, creating an opportunity. My first priority is these stocks, with the objective of finding a Wick Play entry. If the market opens strong, the probability of a sharp recovery in these names is very high. Examples: #IOLCP, #BALAMINES One important point: don't settle for mediocre setups here. Find the absolute best momentum stocks and focus on those. These are my favorite setups in the event of a strong opening. b) Strong Closings These are the wild ones - stocks that remained largely unfazed by the market sell-off. Their momentum was so strong that even the broader market couldn't make much of a dent. Whether the market opens strong or weak, these can often be traded as D2 entries. A gap-down reversal offers the best risk-reward, as it provides an excellent entry while the underlying strength remains intact. Examples: #UNICHEMLAB, #SGMART c) Extended Declines These are stocks that were already in momentum but experienced a sharp, fast sell-off, leaving them looking stretched on the downside. They can work well in both scenarios. A gap-up open signals immediate recovery, while a market-wide gap-down followed by a reversal can create a powerful slingshot move. Examples: #IKIO, #QUADFUTURES, #HEXAGON, #IXIGO #KERNEX I hope this framework and these examples help you understand how I approach stock selection, especially on days when market conditions and news flow play an important role. Merging Situational Awareness with your setups - or better yet, identifying the SA first and then selecting the appropriate setups - can significantly improve the quality of your trades. Later today, I'll try to upload a video from yesterday's @tradetm_org workshop, where we went through the stock selection and prioritization process in real time. I hope that helps you see the live implementation of the framework explained above.
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krishan kant
krishan kant@KantParnami·
@swing_ka_sultan The BJP is still a long way off from facing an "anyone but Modi" scenario; even if it were to commit ten times as many transgressions as it currently does, people still wouldn't vote for the opposition. A split within the BJP now seems to be the only likely path forward.
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Chhirag Kedia
Chhirag Kedia@swing_ka_sultan·
This is a very valid point, and I too have serious reservations about the current opposition. In my view, much of it has been hijacked by power-hungry leftists, and after spending so long out of power, they may aggressively pursue their own agenda if they return. However, when public frustration reaches a certain point, the narrative can change very quickly, from "If not you, then who?" to "Anyone but you."
Manish Kuhad@manishkuhad4u

@swing_ka_sultan Brilliant narrative abt the current govt & the state of affairs . Absolutely spot on except that while in 2014 we had hopes of somebody good & hungry ( BJP) will come to power, for 2029 there is no such hope as the opposition is a bunch of clueless & appeasement beleiving jokers

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Nitin R
Nitin R@finallynitin·
🚨 Presenting the Strong Start RVOL Dashboard TradingView indicator, free for everyone! Paste a watchlist → it ranks every name by RVOL & stars the ones that have a strong start - Credits to @FreeThinkEd for the original script on which this is based - Credits to @imanasarora for the strong start concept
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Nitin R
Nitin R@finallynitin·
… bas tere stop loss ki talaash hai
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Nitin R@finallynitin·
that's how you scan for high Rvol in live market
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krishan kant@KantParnami·
@AnkurPatel59 And by condition awareness one can even improve the profitability also in his/her favor
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krishan kant@KantParnami·
@AnkurPatel59 For one or two trade you can say the luck has a role , but by executing over 100 trades or 1000 trade you can take the luck factor out of the game ... It's like tossing a coin once and get a head , but if you spin a coin 100 time Probability is that you will get 50 heads approx
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Ankur Patel
Ankur Patel@AnkurPatel59·
Do you think luck plays a significant role in trading?
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krishan kant@KantParnami·
@iManasArora sir how do you manage your watchlist , and in live markets how do you keep track of focus list for entry ?
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Manas Arora
Manas Arora@iManasArora·
#NewPosition - LONG in #DIACABS at 208.82 stop 2% Target: t.ly/_XCrz Disc: Not a buy recommendation. Do NOT copy and lose your capital because you are very likely to.
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krishan kant
krishan kant@KantParnami·
@stocksgeeks Can't call it a habit , bt if prior 2 3 days is green then durle to overconfidence i generally enter in dumb trades , and then big red days happen and after that when Market turns green and start moving up then I lack courage to enter with big size ...
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Umang
Umang@stocksgeeks·
What is your worst trading habit?
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krishan kant
krishan kant@KantParnami·
@finallynitin can we be more creative and ask the bull to take the red candle out
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Nitin R
Nitin R@finallynitin·
The Hammer Strategy Unlike most trading strategies, the hammer is the one which produces immediate and measurable results. 1. The Setup The setup is simple. Just wait for one of the following signals: - Your stop-loss gets hit to the exact paisa before the stock rallies 10%. - The stock you sold yesterday is up 5%. - The stock you bought yesterday is down 5%. - Another trader posts “Easy money” while you’re down 20%. - You’ve refreshed your portfolio 10 times in 2 minutes and the numbers are somehow still red. 2. The Execution Once multiple signals align, the trade is ready. Now follow the process: - Stand up & get a tight grip on the hammer. - Ignore the fact that the source of the problem is you - Strike the monitor. Aim for the largest red candle visible. If no red candles are visible, zoom out. The satisfying crack is the sound of accountability being successfully redirected. 3. Post-Hammer Protocol (The Recovery Phase) - Order replacement equipment immediately. Till then, trade on your phone while the new monitor ships (bonus points if you smash the phone too). - Repeat as needed until either your account hits zero or you run out of hammers. 4. Advanced Hammer Strategies Join my one-on-one mentorship to learn this strategy with hands on training.
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Ankur Patel@AnkurPatel59

Emotion has no place in trading. Neither does a hammer.🔨 Thank you #CMPDI

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krishan kant
krishan kant@KantParnami·
@StockyMind Took entry in it on 16 june got stopped out same day then took a re-entry on 18 , still holding 🤞even added some more today
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krishan kant
krishan kant@KantParnami·
@Ritik1504_ Jo sunflag mein ho raha hai , wo almost har dusre stock mein hua hai jisne last 2 3 days mein breakout diya hai 🥺 Aye finance, omni ...
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Precision Swing Trader ⭐📈
Stocks to Watch for Tomorrow 👀📈 The market gave encouraging feedback today, especially from watchlist names like #SUNFLAG, #ASTRAMICRO, and #CEMPRO 🔥 That’s exactly the kind of price action you want to see when assessing market health and leadership. Tracking a few more names for tomorrow as momentum continues to build. 🤝 Unfortunately, I won’t be able to post the charts today, but here are the stocks worth keeping on your radar
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krishan kant
krishan kant@KantParnami·
@stocksgeeks samjh hi nahi aati kya likha hua hai , tried all 4 🙃 ,
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Umang
Umang@stocksgeeks·
AL Brooks and His Books are a must read for intraday traders. Works on stocks Works on Nasdaq Works on Commodities Works on Currency
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Chhirag Kedia
Chhirag Kedia@swing_ka_sultan·
#SituationalAwareness (02-06-2026) 1) Long-Term: Yesterday, for the first time since April, I developed doubts about whether the market is truly transitioning into a bull market. The reason was yesterday’s price action, which was almost hopelessly weak. Not only was it out of sync with the global markets, but it also caused significant damage beneath the surface. As a result, I am shifting my stance to a "bull market under doubt" view. 2) Short-Term: After Iran pulling out of negotiations and a series of overnight twists, claims, and counterclaims, the market finds itself in a state of complete uncertainty. We need some clarity on direction, which may either come through a sharp correction or a meaningful bounce latter in the day. At the moment, a recovery appears less likely, as the market still seems to have much downside left. Yesterday’s volume reading was 0.68, which can be considered decent participation in the sell-off. Overall, I am maintaining a bearish stance while remaining in wait-and-watch mode. 3) Events: Already discussed above. 4) Strategy: A day to observe, react, and stay flexible if something constructive emerges or if the market itself starts improving. I intend to keep exposure light and let the market provide greater clarity on direction before becoming more aggressive. Preferred Setup: Momentum Suppression, provided market conditions improve.
Chhirag Kedia@swing_ka_sultan

#SituationalAwareness (01-06-2026) 1) Long-Term: No change. Early bull market. 2) Short-Term: Last Friday, we witnessed heavy selling during the final half hour due to MSCI rebalancing. However, as this was a one-off event, it should not have a significant bearing on today's market conditions. In fact, there is a strong possibility that some of the mispricing created by the MSCI rebalancing could be bought back today. As we are still in the early phase of a bull swing within a broader bull market, I remain biased toward a positive market session. The volume reading in #MBMV2_0 from Friday is not directly comparable, as it was inflated by the MSCI rebalancing activity. 3) Events: The two key drivers for Indian markets at present are the Iran-US deal, which remains unresolved, and any potential tax reforms. Both have the potential to directly influence the Indian economy and equity markets. 4) Strategy: The earnings season is effectively over, and today is the final day to trade EP Day 1 moves. Post-EP setups and Momentum Burst setups remain the highest priority. As the expectation is for the market to recover and continue the ongoing bull swing, the approach will be decided on a trade-by-trade basis with the usual aggressive bias. At the same time, the objective is to stay flexible and adapt based on how the market opens and how the session develops thereafter.

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