You don't need 10 indicators. You need 4 data points. Check them in order — takes under 60 seconds.
Give 1 point for each bullish answer. 0 points for bearish.
3–4 points = Bullish. Lean long. Look for pullbacks to buy. Keep stops tight.
2 points = Neutral. No clear bias. Trade range-bound or sit out.
0–1 points = Bearish. Lean short or hedge. Avoid naked Call buying.
The Suhrid dashboard does this calculation automatically and shows you the result in real time — updated every 60 seconds.
RBI policy, budget, election results, global macro events — these can override the technical signal. On event days, reduce position size by 50% regardless of what the signal says. Volatility is unpredictable around events.
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Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Past signal accuracy does not guarantee future results.
Check four things before 9:15 AM: where US markets closed (S&P 500), where Gift Nifty is trading, India VIX level, and whether Nifty is above or below its previous close. If 3 of 4 are positive, the bias is bullish. The Suhrid dashboard computes this automatically.
When all or most sectors are declining, it signals broad-based selling — not just one sector under pressure. This is a strong bearish signal. Avoid buying Calls on days when 6 or 7 sectors are red. Wait for at least 3–4 sectors to turn green before taking bullish positions.
Yes, significantly. Nifty has a strong correlation with S&P 500 and Nasdaq. When US markets fall more than 1%, Nifty typically opens gap-down. When US markets rally strongly, Nifty tends to open higher. This correlation is strongest at the open and weakens during the Indian session.
The best time is between 9:30 AM and 10:00 AM IST — after the opening volatility settles. The first 15-minute candle on Nifty gives a strong directional cue for the rest of the day. Avoid making trading decisions in the first 5 minutes of market open.