- US markets closed higher Yesterday.
- This Market is changing trend with each passing day.
- After FED minutes everyone was Bearish but market retrased again.
- Asian Markets are also higher.
- SGX Nifty is up by 100 Points.
- 11500 is the area where highest open interest in option chain
- Which means highest call writing .
- So this will act as a Resistance unless people start shifting over.
- I am Expecting a correction in our Markets now.
- A correction of 200-300 Points.
- Reliance is below 20 DMA.
- Markets are at all time highs.
- So there is a good risk reward in this trade.
- Shorting near 11400-11450 would have a risk of 75-100 Points but if it works it can fetch you 200-300 Points.
- Trading is all about Analysing risk & reward.
- Nothing is certain here.
- If you want to be right every single time , trading is not for you.
- You cannot be right every single time.
- 11500 is the Stoploss for Short Trade.
- I might be wrong also , so trade on your own risk.
- Consult your Financial Advisor and Trade on your own risk.
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