This is the same process NIFA teaches in its Live Market Training Sessions.

🔵 1. Choose Stocks With High Volume (Most Important Rule)

High volume ensures:
✔ Strong participation
✔ Easy entry/exit
✔ Reliable movements

Look for:

• 10–20 lakh shares traded

• High relative volume

• Strong opening volume

Low-volume stocks are dangerous—avoid them.

🔵 2. Look for Good Volatility (But Not Too Much)

Ideal intraday stock moves 1% to 3% daily.
Too volatile = risky
Too slow = no profit opportunity

Choose stocks that move steadily.

🔵 3. Analyze the Trend (Never Trade Against the Market)

Use:
✔ Price action
✔ Moving averages (20 EMA, 50 EMA)
✔ Higher highs & higher lows (uptrend)
✔ Lower highs & lower lows (downtrend)

Beginners must trade with the trend, not against it.

🔵 4. Identify Clear Support and Resistance Levels

Good intraday stocks respect these levels.

Support → Buy zone
Resistance → Sell zone

If a stock breaks these levels with volume → high probability trade.

🔵 5. Check for Breakouts / Breakdowns

Breakout above resistance = Buy
Breakdown below support = Sell

Always confirm with:
✔ Volume
✔ Candle closing
✔ Trend alignment

🔵 6. Follow Sector Strength

If one sector is performing strongly, its stocks give excellent opportunities.

For example:
If Bank Nifty is up → Banking stocks move well
If IT is weak → Short IT stocks

Sector strength = higher accuracy and cleaner moves.

🔵 7. Avoid Stocks With News-Based Volatility (Beginners Trap)

News increases risk.
Avoid:
❌ Earnings day
❌ Major events
❌ Bonus/split days
❌ Political announcements

These create unpredictable spikes.

🔵 8. Use Simple Indicators (Not Too Many)

Best indicators for beginners:
✔ VWAP → Market direction
✔ RSI → Overbought/Oversold
✔ 20 EMA → Trend identification
✔ MACD → Momentum confirmation

Remember:

Indicators confirm—Price Action decides.