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Pradip's MACD Divergence Pro

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This is where the "magic" happens, Pradip. MACD Divergence is one of the most powerful concepts because it acts like an early-warning system. It tells you when the market is "lying"—when the price is moving up or down, but the energy (momentum) behind it is dying.
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How to Read These Signals
"BUY" (Small Green Triangle): This appears when the price is above the 200 EMA and we see a Bullish MACD Divergence. This is your standard entry signal.

"DIV BUY PRO" (Big Green Label): This is your High-Confidence Setup. It means you have the Divergence, the 200 EMA trend, AND the 13/30 EMA crossover all happening together. This is a very powerful signal for Nifty 50.

"SELL" (Small Red Triangle): Appears in a downtrend (below 200 EMA) with Bearish Divergence
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The Entry Rules (Confirmation)
Don't enter "blindly" as soon as the label appears. Wait for the Signal Candle to close.

For BUY Signal:

Wait for the Green Candle (Signal Candle) to close.

Place a Buy Stop order 1-2 ticks above the high of that signal candle. If the next candle doesn't break that high, the momentum might be weak—be careful.

For SELL Signal:

Wait for the Red Candle to close.

Place a Sell Stop order 1-2 ticks below the low of that signal candle.

2. Setting Stop Loss (SL) & Targets (TP)
As a trader with your level of experience, you know that "Capital Preservation" is key.

Stop Loss (SL):

Buy: Place the SL just below the recent Swing Low (where the divergence formed).

Sell: Place the SL just above the recent Swing High.

Take Profit (TP):

Level 1: Aim for a 1:1.5 Risk-to-Reward. Once hit, move your SL to Cost (Break-even).

Level 2: Aim for 1:2.5. This is where you exit 80% of your position.

Level 3: Let the remaining 20% run until the MACD crosses back in the opposite direction.
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