BSE Certified Technical Analyst • Investing for Tomorrow - Together ! • Tweets shared are for educational purpose only • Not a SEBI Registered Adviser.
$AMZN 1H. Textbook stair-step.
252 → 248 → 243 → 236. Lower highs.
Every consolidation broke down, not up.
Now losing 232.4, the fourth range low in four days.
Measured move: 229.
Bears stay in control until 236 is reclaimed.
Trade 24/7 on Delta Exchange - https://t.co/9EbDOhKYsJ
Basics people get wrong
SIP is not a product, it is a payment schedule. You invest in a fund; the SIP only decides when the money goes in. Same fund lump sum, same fund SIP, different entry prices, that is the only difference.
A bad fund on SIP is still a bad fund. Averaging into a scheme that lags its own benchmark for five years just gives you a smoother ride to a worse place.
SIP does not protect you from losses. In a falling market every instalment is buying into the fall, and your value drops with it. What it buys you is more units at lower prices, which only pays off if you keep paying.
So it protects you from timing, not from risk. Those are two different things and the industry sells them as one.
Google made more money than anyone expected last night.
Ads. Cloud. Everything. Beat.
Then on the call they said one thing:
"We're spending $205 billion building AI this year."
That's more than most countries earn.
The stock fell 5% in minutes.
Because the market realized something simple. Google is earning like a king and spending like a startup that just raised.
$380 to $326 in six days.
Catch this whole move on Delta Exchange, where you can actually trade US names like $GOOGL from India -https://t.co/9EbDOhKYsJ
JPPOWER
Adani bought 24% of a company whose parent owed banks ₹57,000 crore and went bankrupt.
Most people saw a dead company.
First quarter after: profit ₹469 crore, up 69%. The quarter before was a loss.
Turns out he wasn't buying the debt. He was buying the power plants.
Bitcoin's been stuck under $66,000 for over a month.
Every time it got close, sellers showed up and pushed it back down. Happened in June. Happened again in July. Same story each time.
Yesterday it finally got through. And today, instead of falling back like it always did, it's still up there at 66,392.
That's the bit worth noticing. Getting past a level is easy. Staying above it is the hard part, and that's usually where a real move starts.
If it holds, $68,000 is the next spot where sellers usually wait.
I'm trading it on daily expiry so I'm not stuck holding it overnight.
Only on Delta Exchange where you can trade Crypto Options daily - https://t.co/9EbDOhKqDb
ETHUSD has tested $1,850 four times in six months. Never closed above it.
February bottomed here. March rallied off it. June broke through and flipped it to resistance. July stalled at it.
And this recovery leg is running on thinner volume than the June breakdown. Buyers are here, not in size.
Close above 1,900 on volume → 2,000 to 2,050 in play.
Loss of 1,780 → June's 1,490 back on the table.
The middle is chop. Chop is where accounts bleed.
Hence I keep Alerts on both sides via Delta Exchange - https://t.co/9EbDOhKYsJ
They said this might be his last game.
At 39 years and 80 days, Rohit Sharma just became the oldest ever to score an ODI century at Lord's. His 8th in England, the most by any visiting batter in one country in history.
The helmet stayed on. No wild celebration. Just a quiet bat raise.
Legends don't argue. They answer. 🇮🇳
Nobody tells you this about crypto options in India: you can start with ₹100. ✅
Not lakhs. Not a US account. Not a pile of USDT on some offshore exchange. Just rupees in, rupees out.
Calls and puts on BTC and ETH, with DAILY expiries. That's the underrated part. You're not locked into a week-long view, you can trade a single day's move and be done.
And as a buyer, your risk is capped at the premium you pay. You know your worst case before you enter.
It runs 24/7. When crypto moves at 3am, and it always does, you can act on it.
The gate was never as locked as people think.
I trade these on Delta Exchange - https://t.co/9EbDOhKYsJ