Stock Overview:
Indian Railway Finance Corporation (IRFC) This is a stock which will help Indian Railways to become more profitable and if you look at its fundamentals, till now its share price has seen a significant increase and going forward (IRFC) stock can make profits, this can benefit investors as well
Short-Term Target:
- If we look at the irfc market movement and volume, then the nearest target price is 162,
- If the volume increases in the market, buying increases, then this target is expected to be reached in at least 12 to 15 days, I will also show you through images in Tradingview, I will tell you where to take the entry and will also tell the strategy that will work for you personally in irfc stock chart.
Stoploss and Entry Point
- Now we know the target of irfc, but we should also keep in mind the entry point and risk, so that we do not suffer much loss in this trade
- In this topic I will tell you where the stoploss is, that too through images, this will make it easier for you to understand.
Medium-term target
- As we just saw, in the short term the price target is 162, if this target is achieved then investors and buyers may be more attracted, this may give us momentum in IRFC stock, which can be 172-175, can be achieved in about 25 -28 days, if there is good volume, I will also show you through images in Tradingview
Stoploss and Entry Point
- Now we know the target, but we should also keep in mind the entry point and risk, we should not incur much loss in this trade
- In this topic I will tell you where is the stoploss, where is the entry, that too through images, this will make it easier for you to understand.
Long-Term Target
- Let me tell you the long term irfc target which can give you good profit, this stock target is 200 plus because IRFC can get big projects in future which will increase the value of the stock, there can also be a huge momentum in the stock, which will also benefit the long-term investor
Stoploss and Entry Point
- Now we know the target of irfc, but we should also keep in mind the entry point and risk, we should not suffer much loss in this trade
- In this topic I will tell you where is the stoploss, where is the entry, that too through images, this will make it easier for you to understand
Fair Value Gap (FVG):
Definition:
- Fair Value Gap refers to a price action concept that highlights gaps on a price chart where there is an imbalance between demand and supply. These gaps often occur during periods of high volatility when the price moves rapidly.
- **Key Points:**
- • When a gap forms between the high of one candle and the low of the next, it is referred to as an FVG.
- • Price often retraces to these gaps to “fill” them, as markets tend to seek balance.
- • Traders use FVG zones as areas of potential support or resistance.
Example:
- If there’s a large bullish candle followed by a small bearish candle, the gap between their ranges could indicate a Fair Value Gap.
Order Block:
Definition:
- Order Blocks are specific price zones where institutional traders or big players place large buy or sell orders. These zones act as key levels of support or resistance.
- **Key Points:**
- • After an Order Block forms, price often revisits that area to test it before moving in the anticipated direction.
- • Order Blocks are a critical part of the Smart Money Concepts (SMC) trading framework.
- • Identifying Order Blocks involves analyzing large bullish or bearish candles and their preceding consolidation phases.
Example:
- If a large bullish candle is followed by a retracement to its starting point, the retracement zone can be identified as a Bullish Order Block.
Volume Imbalance
Definition:
Volume Imbalance occurs when there is a significant disparity between buyers and sellers, causing price to move unevenly.
- Key Points:
– Volume imbalance is often observed during high volatility periods.
– Price tends to revisit these imbalance zones to “fill” or balance the volume gap.
– Traders can identify these zones using volume indicators or market profile tools. Example:
During a large bullish candle, if there’s an overwhelming number of buyers, the price may retrace to balance out the imbalance.
