#long put

Technical analysis is one of the best tools traders can use to spot shifts within the stock market patterns , allowing them to predict support and resistance levels within a predictable timeframe.

There are many different continuation and reversal patterns to look out for when reading the stock charts. Stock chart patterns are essential, and knowing them will give an investor a trading edge, so it pays to keep these close. Looking for these chart patterns every day, studying the charts will allow the trader to learn and recognize technical trading strategies in the data and the implications that these patterns imply.

Click the desired chart to get full details on how technical traders use them.

·         Ascending Triangle

·         Symmetrical Triangles

·         Descending Triangle

·         Bump and Run

·         Cup and Handle

·         Double Bottom

·         Double Top

·         Flag

·         Falling Wedge

·         Pennant

·         Inverse Head and Shoulders

·         Head and Shoulders Top

·         Rounding Bottom

·         Triple Top Reversal

·         Price Channel

A bear put spread is a vertical spread consisting of being long the higher strike price put and short the lower strike price put, both expiring in the same month. The strike price of the short strike, represented by point A, is lower than the strike of the long put, point B, which means this strategy will always require the investor to pay for the trade. The short put primary purpose is to help pay for the long put upfront cost.

Benefit/Loss

Ushering in F&O : Like share trading in the cash segment (buy & sell shares), derivative is another kind of trading instrument. They are special contracts whose value derives from an underlying security. Futures and Options (F&O) are two types of derivatives available for the trading in India stock markets.

As I write this, AAPL is getting close to its 50 MA, 433. If that happens, I'm buying 3 July 400 puts. Let's see.