Stock Market by Dr.
Ravi R Kumar
Know The Pulse
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Cours
Personal Trading Plan – Part 1
Platform for Trading
Niftyindices.com
Chart
Tradingview.com
Technical Analaysi
Platform
Alert
Order placement
Stock Selection
Screener.in
FII/DII
Tradingeconomics.com Track Global Mkt
NSEINDIA.COM Pre
market/Stock/Sector
How to Read a Candlestick
How to Plan A Trade
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – How to Plan Trade
Same day trade can be trade same day. So no issues or You can avoid trade after 1 pm.
Target should come in hourly or 75 mins.
Enter before 12:30 pm. Target should come daily.
Always Enter Mon to Thur any time but avoid entry on Friday post
12:30 pm. Target should come within 7 days and max 6 candle.
How to Plan A Hourly Trade
Blueprint of Trading
Set & Forget Trade
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Pivot and Automatic Zone
Legout Candle
Imp – Legout Candle should not be
open above legin Candle means
open of legin should not be cross
and open above legin candle
Legin Candle
White Area
UOC OR Boring Candle
Important - No Gap in
between leg in & UOC (Boring
Candle)
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Filled – UOC - Filled
Demand Zone
Avoid Wick – There is fight between supplier
and buyer
Close
Behind leg in candle colour of candle should be
same colour of leg in candle
White Area
Entry
Close
Stop Loss
Entry
Open UOC – Colour should be any red or green.
Open But if red it will be strong
Stop Loss
Important Things to remember while zone validation Buffer to avoid stop loss.
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TR vs ATR
White Area Buffer to avoid stop loss.
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Buffer
Note – GAP between Leg out & Boring Candle is mandatory
Note – No GAP between Leg in & Boring Candle in 2 Hours Zone. Minor gap consider in 5 , 15 mins
Demand Zone
White Area
1
White Area
Demand Zone 2
Demand Zone
Important Things to remember while zone validation
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TR vs ATR
White Area
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Pivot & Automatic Zone Finding
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - Pivot
Filled
Filled
Unfilled
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Avoid Wrong Trades (Zones)
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Zone Validation
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Zone Validation – Trade or Trap – Demand Zone ?
Intraday after 12:30 pm no trades. Avoid
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Pivot and Automatic Zone – Supply Zone
There should not be gap in
between legin and UOC candle
for 2 Hrs TF. It is mandatory
Stoploss
Entry
If there is no wick then we will
consider body otherwise mark
line wick to wick There should be mandatory
white area
With Pivot Automatic Zone Formation
Target
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Pivot and Automatic Zone – Supply Zone
There should not be gap in
between legin and UOC candle
for 2 Hrs TF. It is mandatory
Wick should not cross previous wick it will
be trap. Wick should be always small for Stoploss
both the candles.
Entry
Open and close of both the candle is same then it is
mandatory to have wick on green candle. Red There should be mandatory
candle having wick or not doesn’t matter. Line white area
marking should be as per image.
With Pivot Automatic Zone Formation
Target
Closing and opening of both the
candle should be same.
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Filled – UOC - Filled
Supply Zone
Stop Loss Close
Close
Entry
Stop Loss
Open
Entry
Open
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Zone Validation – Trade or Trap ? Supply Zone
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – GAP & Automatic Zone Finding – Supply Zone
With GAP Automatic Zone Formation
Important Things to remember while zone validation
Wick should not cross each others body other wise this gap is created by Novice trader not professional. If
downward trend then second candle is not having wick we will consider as body but previous candle should
have wick it is mandatory.
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – GAP & Automatic Zone Finding – Demand Zone
With GAP Automatic Zone Formation
Important Things to remember while zone validation
Wick should not cross each others body other wise this gap is created by Novice trader not professional. If
downward trend then second candle is not having wick we will consider as body but previous candle should
have wick it is mandatory.
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Supply Zone
Important Things to remember while zone validation
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TR vs ATR
White Area
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Magic – To Move Stock Up or Down
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Magic – To Move Stock Up or Down
Supply Zone
Magic – To Move Stock Up or Down
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Cours – Garbage Area
Garbage Zone
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - Pivot
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Zone Validation
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
How to Fill the Gap
GAPs represent the ultimate picture of demand/supply
What are GAPs GAP imbalance, Consequently, Our Strongest trading
opportunities
When a GAPs is A GAP is being created when price jump from one price
being created point to another without creating continuous candle, &
instead makes empty space on chart.
GAP
GAP (Added Risk) A GAP could represent added risk.
GAP (Opportunity) A GAP also represent opportunities if you know how to use
it.
Types of GAP Novice Vs Pro
Structures
Inside Vs Outside
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
How to Fill the Gap
1. Novice GAP is created with extreme novice trader
emotions
Novice GAP 2. Hence novice gaps offer higher probably trading
opportunity
3. When price gaps in the same direction of the
GAP Types current trend we call it a “Novice Gap”
1. Professional GAPS represent a significant imbalance
between supply & demand
Pro GAP
2. When price GAPS in the opposite direction of the
current trend, we call it a PRO GAP.
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
How to Fill the Gap
GAP Types
They represent lots of euphoria or panic in the market
Keep in Mind : Prior Days High and Low often contains Quality Zones
Outside Gaps don’t fill easily.
Indicates the establishment of a new trend of the continuation of Existing one
We can found better opportunity in outside GAPS
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
Check the volume of
candle - GAP
GAP – This gap is created by Novice Public
Opportunity
Check the volume of
candle - GAP
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
GAP – This gap is
created by Novice Public
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
Novice Gap - Public
Professional - Opportunity
Note: Check same gap in another time frame.
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
They represent lots of euphoria or panic in the market
Keep in Mind : Prior Days High and Low often contains Quality Zones
Outside Gaps don’t fill easily.
Indicates the establishment of a new trend of the continuation of Existing one
We can found better opportunity in outside GAPS
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Out Side & Inside GAP
Inside Candlestick Pattern
Outside GAP – This gap is never
filled easily. New trend begins,
check in different time frame If goes up then
Up its by Public
If not cross Up or
Down then side
ways
Down If goes down
then it is done by
professional
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Inside GAP
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – Inside GAP
Inside Candlestick Pattern
If goes up then
Up its by Public
If not cross Up or
Down then side
ways
Down If goes down
then it is done by
professional
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – GAP
This is also a GAP
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Cours How Professional Place Order
Why professional Follow a specific Area
Why FII/DII Wait
Note: Professional never purchase on CMP they wait for the WMP
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course - GAP
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Course – 3 L
15 Mins Time Frame – 20/50 EMA Setup
If 20 EMA crossover 50 EMA and
Candle is Green go for Long
15 Mins Time Frame – 20/50 EMA Setup
If 50 EMA crossover 20 EMA and
Candle is Red go for Short
How to Risk & Reward Calculate During Trade
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How to Book Target
U.S Market
Equity run Anti Clock Wise
Commodity run Clock Wise
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Cours – Pre-Market Analysis
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Cours – Pre-Market Analysis
How to Select Stock for Trading
How to Select Stock for Trading
How to Select Stock for Trading
How to Select Stock for Trading
Dr. Ravi R Kumar Paid Cours – Global Market Analysis
TradingEconomics.com
Important – If Market is giving green signel then go for long and it impacted Indian market. If market indicates in
red color then go for short call. Market % should be less than 1%. If >1 or 1.5% then no trade.
Market & Stock Analysis
Market & Stock Analysis
Note : If Global Market is 1% up or down & Indian index is in between 1% to 1.5% then no trade to be initiate
Market & Stock Analysis
Note : Market Closed in a day – Range to be Identify
Market & Stock Analysis
Note : Pre market Analysis – If market or stock is 1% – 1.5%
then no trade because market is volatile
Market & Stock Analysis
Note : If TR > ATR then market is having volume or volatile.
Market & Stock Analysis
Note : ATR & DATR is same for any 1 Day Time Frame
Market & Stock Analysis
Note : ATR & DATR is different for 1
Week Time Frame, but DATR is same
as 1 Day time frame
Market & Stock Analysis
Note : ATR & DATR is same for any 1
week Time Frame but DATR is same
Market & Stock Analysis
Buffer Marking
Market & Stock Analysis
Stock Selection
Investment and Momentum Strategy
Things to remember:
➢ Momentum strategy is not applicable for big trades. It is not for long term.
➢ Not focus on long term investment
➢ Momentum strategy loophole is there is no stop loss. We can’t put stop loss.
➢ Zone marking loophole is waiting time is more.
Focus on Momentum Strategy:
1 Fomo Fear of missing out Greed Wrong Entry
Feer Exit
System Vs Emotion
Jomo Joy of missing out Capital
2
2 Kill Your Emotion
Investment and Momentum Strategy
Things to remember:
➢ Momentum strategy is not applicable for big trades. It is not for long term.
➢ Not focus on long term investment
➢ Momentum strategy loophole is there is no stop loss. We can’t put stop loss.
➢ Zone marking loophole is waiting time is more.
➢ Promoter manipulated stocks to be avoid.
➢ If any stock I 2 to 3.5% volatile then it is good stock. Only implement momentum strategy on Nifty 100 Liquid 15 in NSE for trade
➢ Every quarter list of stocks change in Nifty 100 liquid 15 change
➢ For momentum strategy always use 20 EMA & 50 EMA. If negative cross over and red candle form then short selling and opposite for
long.
Focus on Momentum Strategy:
Stock Selection Volatile 2-3.5 %
1
Liquidity Search stock nifty 100 15 in NSE
Momentum
Investment and Momentum Strategy
Note: For Trend only 20 EMA is considered as Clock
➢ If candle will close above EMA 20 in Red no action
Pulse Apply EMA 20 & 50 on chart ➢ If candle close between 20 EMA in any colour look for no action
➢ If candle will be close in green in below 20 no action
How to Plant a Trade
➢ Types of Trend
Trend define the stock
Trend direction on specific
Uptrend Step-1 – Assume your chart is a clock
Sideways Trend Step -2 – EMA 20 is a clock needle
Down Trend Step 3 – Draw a vertical line on 7th closed
candle
➢ Trend Identification
Step 4 – Draw a horizontal line where 7th
Clockwise pattern 7th Candle Rules
EMA 20 & Vertical line crossing each other
Pulse positive + Trend Buy/Long Final identification Process:
Positive Action Upward ▪ If EMA 20 is between 12 to 3 Uptrend
➢ Action Based on Pulse positive + Trend Buy with conviction
Sideways
▪ If EMA 20 is Around 3 Sideways
Trend & Pulse Pulse positive + Trend ▪ If EMA 20 between 3-6 Downtrend
No Action
Down
12
Uptrend
Negative Action Pulse Negative + Trend Short with conviction
Sideways
Pulse Negative + Trend Sideways
No Action 3
Uptrend Trend
Down trend
6
Investment and Momentum Strategy
How to Follow/Execute the Momentum Strategy
➢ EMA 20/50
➢ Daily Chart – Check Pulse + Trend
How to Plant a Trade How to Go for momentum Trade
➢ 2 Hr /15 Min Strategy – Check 2 Hr Pulse + Trend
➢ In 15 mins chars Pulse Positive - Plant Entry @ specific price
Note: 15 Mins Time Frame Entry – Pulse and Trend Upward - Crossover
5 Mins Time Frame Exist – Negative Crossover
Investment and Momentum Strategy Example – Momentum (Weekly)
Investment and Momentum Strategy Example – Momentum (Weekly)
Uptrend
Investment and Momentum Strategy Example – Momentum (Weekly)
How to Start Multibagger Investing
▪ Scroll BSEINDIA.COM and see the results
▪ Read Economic times: Basic headlines
▪ Listen to the Concalls of Companies
▪ AGMs of companies
▪ Annual Reports