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Intraday Strategies For Making

Profits in trading
Jagpreet Singh
Full Time Trader, 11 Years Experience

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What is Intraday?
1. Buying & Selling a security on the same day in order to

book profits on the same day before the market closes.

2. It is properly known as Day Trading.

3. Time span is 9:15 AM to 3:15 PM

4. Also, you don’t get ownership of stock and there is no

compulsion to take the delivery.


5. Goal of Intraday is to reap benefit of trend and

movement of that particular stock on the same day.

6. Results- Traders are closed out on the same day

so the profits or losses, if any, are either credited or

debited to the trading account.


THINGS TO REMEMBER
CATCH MOMENTUM & LIQUIDITY

It is important for a Trader to enter in a Trade with

Momentum and which has a Volatility

It should be highly liquid so that we can buy and sell it any

time

If it carries good volume and hence it becomes easy to buy

or sell at any given point. Also, compare the volume of last

day v/s first hour of the day.


However, we need to be cautious while entering those
too. A late entry should be avoided and we should refrain
from entering those where pace of the both momentum &
liquidity gets slow/ stagnant
When trading volume is higher , you will have an easier
time buying and selling large or small quantities of stock
Each transaction must have a buyer and a seller. For
example, To buy a stock , a seller must sell to you and for
you to sell, a buyer must buy from you.
MARKET TREND
SECTOR TREND
BASICS OF TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Indicators and Oscillators

Technical Indicators are mathematical calculations based on the

price, volume or open interest of a security or contract used by the

traders who follow technical analysis

Indicators are the tools of technical analysis and play an important

role in giving and confirming entry and exit signals in stock trading

systems

Oscillators – Technical indicators that oscillate between a local

minimum and maximum are plotted above or below a price chart.

Examples include the stochastic oscillator, MACD or RSI


Indicators and Oscillators

Technical Indicators are mathematical calculations based on the


price, volume or open interest of a security or contract used by the
traders who follow technical analysis
TREND- SMA, EMA, MACD etc
MOMENTUM- RS
VOLUME- On-Balance Volume
VOLATILITY- Bollinger Bands.
Always Remember
Trend is your Friend
Price is Supreme
Market is Superior
Always Consider Stock Market as a business where Profit(Income)
and Loss(Expense) are the part of a balance sheet
No business in this world having only Profit…..Profit…..Profit!
Indicators and Oscillators
DAY1: Basics of Intraday Trading

ZERO LOSS STRATEG


Indicators: VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price

DAY2: Trend & Volatilit


EMA (Exponential Moving Average
BOLLINGER BAND

DAY 3: Oscillators
MACD & M
RSI
Volume Weighted Average Price(VWAP)


VWAP stands for Volume Weighted Average Price. It


signifies, whether current market is cheap or expensive. It
considers intraday volumes for calculation and shows
more accurate price movement with context of volume
whether the market participant are buying the underlying
or the price is just inflated and vice versa. The VWAP is
considered as Intraday trading tool by most of the traders.
Volume Weighted Average Price(VWAP)


The Volume Weighted Average Price(VWAP) is, as the


name suggests, is the average price of a stock weighted by
the total trading volume. The VWAP is used to calculate
the average price of a stock over a period of time.
Volume Weighted Average Price(VWAP)


How to calculate Volume Weighted Average Pric


The volume weighted average is calculated for each day. It
starts when the markets open and ends when the market
close for the day. Since it is done for the day, the
calculation uses Intraday data. The formula for calculating
VWAP is as follows
VWAP = Typical Price*Volume

Cumulative Volume
BUYING SIDE (VWAP)

BUYING SIDE (VWAP)

SELLING SIDE (VWAP)

THANK YOU

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