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| Intraday Option Strategy based on EMA |
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🚀 A New Simple Intraday Option Strategy – 60:15 EMA Crossover
Today, we are introducing another easy-to-follow but powerful intraday option trading strategy.
⚠️ Important Points Before You Start
✔ No strategy gives 100% accuracy – So, start with a small quantity and be prepared for 3 consecutive losses if needed.
✔ Winning Probability: 65% – This is a big edge in options trading.
✔ Best Time to Trade:
⏰ Morning Session: 9:15 AM – 11:30 AM
⏰ Afternoon Session: 1:15 PM – Market Close
(Mid-session (11:30 AM – 1:15 PM) is usually less volatile and should be avoided.)
✔ Set Your Stop-Loss and Target Correctly – Always place SL based on the spot price, not on strike prices.
📌 The 60:15 EMA Crossover Strategy – Time frame – 5 min.
This is a unique EMA (Exponential Moving Average) crossover strategy for intraday option buying. Unlike traditional EMA crossovers, we use:
📈 15 EMA – Fast-moving average
📉 60 EMA – Slow-moving average
🛠️ How to Set Up the Strategy?
1️⃣ Open your Nifty or Bank Nifty chart (or any stock).
2️⃣ Add 15 EMA and 60 EMA indicators to your chart.
3️⃣ Wait for the 15 EMA (fast) to cross 60 EMA (slow).
📌 Entry Rules
✔️ Call Option (CE) Entry:
- If 15 EMA crosses 60 EMA upwards, wait for the price to retest 15 EMA.
- Enter a CE trade when a candle closes above 15 EMA after the crossover.
✔️ Put Option (PE) Entry:
- If 15 EMA crosses 60 EMA downwards, wait for the price to retest 15 EMA.
- Enter a PE trade when a candle closes below 15 EMA after the crossover.
📌 Rules for Better Accuracy
✅ Avoid using this strategy in a sideways market – It will give false signals.
✅ Entry candle should show rejection from 15 EMA – A long wick is preferred for confirmation.
✅ Avoid taking an entry if both EMAs are too close together – This indicates low momentum and choppiness.
🎯 Stop-Loss & Target
✔ Stop-Loss (SL): Place SL at the same candle’s high/low where you take entry.
✔ Target: Minimum 1:3 Risk-Reward Ratio
(For example, if SL is 10 points, aim for at least 30 points profit.)
🔍 Here are a few recent chart examples to help you understand better. (Insert images here)
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| Crossover happens downside and from 15 ema, Rejection candle has been made. Thats the PE entry |
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| Crossover happens upside and from 15 ema, Rejection candle has been made. That the entry Point |
📌 Why Does This Strategy Work?
🔹 EMA crossovers indicate strong momentum shifts.
🔹 15 EMA acts as dynamic support/resistance for price action.
🔹 Nifty responds well to these levels, making it a high-probability setup.
✅ This strategy works on indices (Nifty, Bank Nifty) and stocks, but it has been found to be most effective on Nifty.
📢 Final Thoughts & Key Takeaways
✔ Follow the rules strictly – Don’t trade every crossover blindly.
✔ Test this setup on 10 trades before scaling up.
✔ Limit yourself to 1-2 trades per day – If you want to grow your small account into a big one, discipline is key!
💬 What do you think about this strategy? Have you tried similar setups before? Drop a comment below! 🚀
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