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Nifty - Index ki baat

https://bit.ly/43eme8M

Nonstop selling and trendline breakdown with no pullbacks as the index enters oversold territory - what lies ahead?

Those who went long on news of entry into f&o

PATANJALI - welcome to f&o

Nifty at the PRZ of a Bullish Harmonic Gartley.
Needs to sustain above 22550 for any bounce/reversal/short covering.

HERE WE GO
It looks like MISSION IMPOSSIBLE to close above 22625-22675 today

Took part in FEB TradingView Leap fantasy league.
Overall 56000 participants with 6 tradeable assets S&P, NASDAQ, BTC, EURUSD, GOLD & CRUDE.
Would have liked to make it to the top 10% but am very happy that the yield return is 14.76% in a month (in real trades getting 1/4th of that will also be huge)
What were the Pros
Technicals work so beautifully in Global markets - reversal from S/R , patterns, breakout & pullbacks work like a gem.
Real time learning of how difficult it can be to get a trade in EUR / CRUDE that can remain in narrow range for days
BTC trading in short term is like OPTION TRADING on steroids.
What were the Cons
Only futures (but quantity is variable and one can select Macro or Mini lots) no options
Timing is suited for US markets
Which asset did I trade the best?
GOLD & EURUSD
Which asset was I miserable in?
BTC - my PL would have been 125000 but 3 BTC trades took away large amounts that too within an hour of each trade. Crazy wild swings
What did I benefit?
For someone who never traded commodities I started trading GOLD & CRUDE in my broking account also tracking these moves. The gains were decent, is this the welcome in hell deceived as paradise (commodity trading is a beast compared to equities) or is it the start of a new area of income, time will tell
TradingView conducts LEAP every 2-3 months, one should participate and sharpen their skills

Trend is in Bhole Baba 🧘‍♂️ mode

Current situation:

1. Stocks are falling like the trade war is officially back

2. The US Dollar is falling like the trade war is over

3. Crypto is falling like the bear market just started

4. Treasury yields are falling like rate cuts are back

5. Oil prices are falling like we are entering a recession

6. Gold is falling like we are on track for a soft landing

This is simply a rush to the sidelines.

Photo from Dinesh C Nagpal

Gold bashing is on