Seems like a good candidate for undercut + recovery. Cheat / pullback entries is the only way to get some cushion in this market.
Yeah sure, by all means, change as you like! I've also found that it's possible to kinda auto-sort TV (and zerodha) watchlists via rvol (as in the screenshot). It is a chromium extension, so will have to use TV on browser. Good for having the table and your WL in sync.
pastebin.com/dEu1pZb2
Copy paste all into a new pine script and add to chart
pastebin.com/dEu1pZb2
Copy paste all into a new pine script and add to chart
pastebin.com/dEu1pZb2
Sorry, my TV is still in a free trial, so I can't publish scripts. RVOL period = 20 days. Updates instantly as long as a stock that is relatively liquid is on screen (basically updates for each tick that occurs). The color coding requires some work...
Same concept, I just have it setup up as a pine script on the charts (have to manually input the symbols, although can create a simple script to generate that based on WL)
Following rules is still a mental game. You set a SL and cancel it, or chase entries ignoring your own rules (as you've already mentioned). Books have no answer for impulse control. You just have to survive the market long enough to find your own fix, which 90%+ don't.
It's the time of the year to avoid xitter 😂 Anyone with half a brain can find setups now. This place will only lead to fomo and not following your process.
Holding 🤞Market overlords (SEBI) are trying their best to stop this stock. First LTASM, now 10% circuit, next 5%? Same with AEROFLEX 😞
No, way too scrappy price movements. Intraday charts will tell you a story - price moves in spurts (probably) with large periods of thinly traded volumes.
A Claude max subscription ($118/month - ₹11.4k odd) is the best investment I've made. Not a coder, and while that community might rail against vibe coding, it is a perfectly acceptable solution for small businesses and self-employed individuals who need solutions for themselves.
So... if you had bought TCS in Oct of 2018, you'd have made a whopping 0%? I guess some dividends, if that even counts.
