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How traders use these signals
A general framework · Not a recommendation on any specific security
2% capital cap per signal
A widely-used position-sizing rule — diversify across many signals rather than concentrate on a few.
- Entry near the indicator's flip price
- One-hour candle confirmation after the flip
- 25% partial profit-take at Target 1
- 25% partial profit-take at Target 2
- 25% partial profit-take at Target 3
- Final 25% held until the indicator flips Bearish
The signal is considered closed.
For existing holders: a Bearish flip is commonly interpreted as a profit-booking signal on the underlying.
Without holdings: intraday short-selling of equity isn't permitted in India. Most traders use a corresponding F&O position (Bear Call spread) instead — that's outside the equity signal we generate here.
TrustyBull is a software tool that displays the live state of a published technical indicator. This page describes the generic framework traders commonly apply to indicator signals — it is not investment advice and not a recommendation to trade any specific security. Past performance of any indicator is no guarantee of future results. Consult a SEBI-registered investment advisor before making any investment decisions.