Strategy Guides &
Market Notes
Backtest breakdowns, screener insights, and honest analysis for NSE and crypto traders — written by people who actually run the numbers.
Accumulation/Distribution Strategy for NSE Trading
Learn how to use price action and volume signals to identify high-probability entry and exit points on NSE stocks. A beginner-friendly systematic approach.
Acceleration Bands Strategy for NSE: A Beginner's Breakout Guide
Learn how to use Acceleration Bands, a Bollinger Bands-based breakout strategy designed for NSE traders. Entry rules, exit signals, and when to apply this beginner-friendly approach.
Oscillator Divergence Strategy for NSE Trading
Master the Oscillator Divergence strategy for NSE markets. A beginner-friendly, rule-based momentum approach using price action and volume signals.
Order Block Strategy for NSE: A Beginner's Price Action Guide
Learn how to identify order blocks on NSE charts and use them as high-probability entry and exit points with defined risk management.
3 EMA Pullback Strategy for NSE: A Beginner's Guide
Learn how to use the 3 EMA Pullback strategy for NSE equity and futures trading. A simple, trend-following approach using exponential moving averages.
Macro Trend Trading Strategy for NSE: A Beginner's Guide
Learn how to identify and trade trending markets on the NSE using price action and volume. A systematic, rule-based approach perfect for daily traders.
Hyper Trend Strategy for NSE: A Beginner's Guide to Trend Trading
Learn the Hyper Trend Strategy, a beginner-friendly NSE trading approach using price action and volume. Master entry/exit rules and risk management for equities and futures.
Wyckoff Spring Strategy for NSE: Track Smart Money Moves
Learn how to identify institutional accumulation and distribution using Wyckoff Spring Strategy on NSE. A price action approach to follow FII footprints.
Smart Money Concept (SMC) Strategy for NSE Trading
Learn how to use Smart Money Concept, a price-action based NSE trading strategy that identifies high-probability entries using SMA and systematic rules.