How to trade during Nifty Expiry?

 Today was Thursday, which means it was the expiry date for the Nifty options. However, this does not mean we cannot trade. In fact, it can be a good opportunity to trade in other derivatives like Bank Nifty or Sensex.



Despite the challenging conditions, we decided to trade in Nifty today. Let's break down the signals we considered, using our Volume Price Analysis (VPA) strategy.

Signal Analysis

Signal 1: 9:35 AM

Initially, the market opened with a gap up but started sliding down. At around 9:35 AM, a reversal candle formed. When the market is declining and a reversal candle appears, it typically indicates a potential upward movement. As expected, the market did move up, but the momentum was short-lived, forming only two candles before stalling. This indicated a small momentum upward.

Signal 2: 10:05 AM

The second signal emerged at 10:05 AM, at the peak of the momentum from Signal 1. After a brief consolidation period, another reversal candle formed. This time, the market responded with a more significant movement, slipping around 0.42%. This highlights how reversal candles can signal different levels of momentum based on market conditions.

Signal 3: Consolidation Phase

At the point marked as Signal 3, we observed the formation of three reversal candles. This clustering of reversal signals indicated a highly uncertain market environment. In such situations, it is crucial to stay focused and apply stringent risk management techniques to avoid substantial losses.

Signal 4: Post-Consolidation

The fourth signal appeared after the market had been consolidating. A new reversal candle formed, indicating a potential rise. Although the market did not surge significantly, it did rise enough to squeeze out some small profits. This demonstrates the importance of taking advantage of even minor movements in a flat market.

Key Takeaways

  1. Understanding Reversal Candles: Reversal candles are crucial indicators in VPA, helping to identify potential market turns.
  2. Market Momentum: Not all reversal signals result in significant momentum; it is essential to gauge the strength of each signal.
  3. Risk Management: Effective risk management is vital, especially in volatile or uncertain market conditions.
  4. Adaptability: Be prepared to trade in different instruments like Bank Nifty or Sensex when conditions in Nifty are not favorable.

By following our VPA strategy and adhering to disciplined risk management, we navigated today's market effectively. Remember, trading on expiry days requires a keen eye on market signals and the flexibility to adapt to changing conditions.

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