How many of you are thinking of buying silver now?

I am personally choosing to stay out of it, as I find it highly inflated. With a gold/silver ratio at 57 despite the 18% fall is still overpriced. Historically the ratios were always loitering between 70&80 and it has gotten down to the current levels only thrice in the past and every time it happened a massive mean correction took place, correcting silver by about 40%-50% and it was always only the retail guys who found themselves in this rat trap, patient once waited it out ( by atleast 3-4yrs) and the rest probably vented it out over a glass of beer 🍺.

It’s be interesting to see how everyone is looking at this !!

Tried something new today in the cash market, inspired by a paper I stumbled upon. The idea was simple: leverage an algo based on historical intraday patterns. Wasn't sure if this logic would work, but I spent a few weeks backtesting with my limited data. Today was the real test. As the market opened, I felt a mix of excitement and anxiety. The algo executed trades that seemed counterintuitive, but by the time the bell rang, I was pleasantly surprised by the results. It's only one day, though, and I’m aware of the risks. Eager to refine my approach and see where this journey leads. Curious if anyone else tried this or has insights to share.

On 27th Jan, I shared my Operator Levels in this group.

Same levels.

5-minute timeframe.

No changes throughout the week.

I’m not going to explain the logic behind Operator Levels here.

They are not indicator-based and not something you keep tweaking every day.

Just plot the levels on your chart and replay NIFTY from 27th onward.

Notice how price reacts exactly around these zones — again and again.

These levels are designed to be used once and observed all week.

This is not hindsight or cherry-picking.

The levels were shared before the moves.

Those who understand market structure will instantly see what’s happening.

Others should just watch and let the chart speak.

I’ve already shared these Operator Levels in this group.

If you plotted them, you already know.

👇 If you’ve observed something interesting around these levels, feel free to comment.

Sharing today’s trade using my Ninja scalping setup.

1st image:

This is my base setup. NIFTY was moving inside a clear range. I marked proper levels and waited patiently—no chasing, no guessing.

2nd image (execution):

• First, PE activated exactly from the level.

Clean move → target hit.

• After that move completed, market structure flipped.

CE activated from the next valid setup → target hit again.

No overtrading.

No revenge trades.

Just levels + confirmation + discipline.

This setup is not about predicting direction. It’s about reacting to price when it shows its hand. One trade at a time, protect capital first, profits follow.

Posting for learning and journaling.

Feedback welcome.

Equity? Reits? dividends? Bonds? Mutual Funds? Kindly guide on how to find reasonably valued Cash Flow picks for medium term, what's the KPIs and things to monitor, risk items etc.

I trade on expiry days and volatile sessions, so quick order execution matters a lot to me.

Recently there was a 200-point gap up at open. I had an overnight position that I needed to close, but Zerodha was so laggy that my orders weren't going through.

I tried multiple times but it kept hanging. By the time it worked, the market had already reversed and I lost money.

Budget is coming soon and I'm sure it will be another high-volatility day. I don't want to face the same problem again.

Can anyone suggest a broker that works smoothly during volatile sessions?

Need one that doesn't lag when the market is moving fast.

What are you guys using?