EP05: FOMC Minutes Ahead, TK Algo Turns Long IV – What to Expect Before the Next Breakout
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EP05: FOMC Minutes Ahead, TK Algo Turns Long IV – What to Expect Before the Next Breakout
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Welcome to Episode 5 of Trade Setup with Tanmay – your daily 5-minute edge before the chaos begins.
In today’s (July 9th) episode, we focus on momentum shifts after a surprise rally and what’s building up before tonight’s FOMC minutes release.
🔍 Here’s what we cover today:
- 🎯 Nifty’s short-term support and resistance after yesterday’s late-day surge
- 📉 Volatility drop + TK Algo flipping long = bullish bias building
- 💰 FII/DII flows, client positioning – bullish tone from puts and futures
- 🌏 Global markets: Flat Asia, positive cues from Europe, Trump’s copper tariffs spark commodity action
- 📈 Sector strength: FMCG, Realty, Finance, Infra leading the charge
- 📉 Weakness in Metals – short opportunities?
- 💡 Strategy spotlight: Short calendar vs. long gamma spread using ATM straddles
- 🛢️ Commodities: Gold corrects, Crude and NatGas strong, Bitcoin bullish
👉 This is a volatile setup day, best played with structured risk – straddles, strangles, or calendar spreads could help capture the move.
🎧 Tune in every market morning by 8:45 AM IST.
❤️ If you find this helpful, please rate, follow, and share with your trading circle.
— Hosted by Tanmay Kurtkoti, Founder – QCAlpha
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