If you have ever added Fibonacci levels to a Nifty chart, you have probably seen numbers like 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 127.2% and 161.8%. They may look like part of the
Harmonic patterns can sound more complicated than they really are. At the most basic level, they are simply shapes that form on a price chart when the market moves up
Two numbers often sit next to each other on an options platform: IV Rank and IV Percentile. Both usually run from 0 to 100. Both compare current implied volatility with
Open interest often appears beside price and volume on a derivatives screen. Yet it is frequently read as a direct bullish or bearish signal. Rising OI is called positive, while
Smart Money Concepts, or SMC, is a way of reading price charts more systematically. It looks at how the market forms highs and lows, where liquidity may be concentrated, how
A success rate of more than 92% sounds almost impossible in trading. Yet that is what W.D. Gann reportedly achieved during a closely observed trading test in October 1909. Over
