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Intraday Hunter
bank nifty · nifty · sensex · intraday index options · liveHindi-language YouTube trader. Morning Bank Nifty / Nifty / Sensex index options, read through participant psychology: who is trapped, where the crowd parks, what the prior close means.
| Live trades studied | 149 | Evening plans | 118 |
| Explicit rules | 17 | Index-days scored against real bars | 196 |
| His trades right at the close | 57.3% | Reads run on this site | 4 |
Source: public videos on his YouTube channel (@IntradayHunter). Evening videos state a plan per index with support and resistance levels and a branch for each kind of open. Morning videos narrate one live trade. Sunday sessions teach general principles. Transcripts were extracted into structured records; nothing here is his verbatim content.
How he reads a market
- The open selects the branch. A gap-up means the buyers who are sitting on positions are already in profit and there is nobody to squeeze, so trade with the move. A flat or gap-down open means yesterday's buyers are exposed, so lean short to pressure them.
- The prior close is the line. A short only works once price breaks and holds below the prior close. That is where trapped buyers start exiting. The stop sits on that line; a reclaim invalidates the idea.
- Round numbers are where the crowd parks. Support taken exactly at a 500-multiple means buyers are committed there. If the prior close then breaks, those parked buyers are the fuel for the move down.
- A runaway gap is a no. A large vertical gap-up with nobody safe to fade is to be avoided, or faded only after a clear rejection.
- Confusion zone, no trade. Sideways, low-momentum tape with no clearly trapped crowd means sit out. The market's job is to confuse; the edge is not being confused.
- Book, do not get greedy. Take the normal target when momentum stalls, never average a loss, cut when the market disproves you.
His rulebook, with the evidence
Each rule was stated by him in a video. The counts are how many of his own studied trades support or contradict it; confidence is derived from those counts, shrunk toward 0.5, never hand-set. Hard rules are enforced on every read.
| Rule | What he says | For | Against | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R03 same side all indices hard | He commits the SAME directional side across all three indices in a session — never long one index and short another simultaneously. Bank Nifty / Nifty / Sensex are read as one correlated crowd; conviction is expressed in unison. | 99 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R04 sl at prior close hard | The prior close is THE line. A short only truly works once price breaks and holds BELOW the prior close — that breakdown is when trapped buyers start exiting and give continuation. SL is tied to the prior close: if a short's underlying reclaims the prior close (moves back above it), the thesis is invalidated and he cuts. | 74 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R05 cut dont chase hard | When the market disproves the thesis, cut — do not fight it. 'We can't chase the market saying only we are right.' If the invalidation level is taken (e.g. a short's underlying reclaims prior close and keeps rising), exit at a controlled loss rather than hoping. | 90 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R09 never average a loss hard | NEVER average into a loss. When profit-booking or a move goes against the position, adding more ('buying the dip' into your own losing leg) compounds the loss — 'the thing that should not happen here.' Cut instead of averaging. | 48 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R11 runaway gap avoid or fade hard | STATED: a runaway gap-up (bhaagta hua — big vertical green candle) is a NO; stay away because there is no safe participant to fade and momentum is exhausting. REVEALED: on big gap-ups he does NOT merely stand aside — he often actively FADES them with puts when rejection appears, reading the runaway as a buyer-trap. So the true rule is: do not CHASE a runaway gap-up long; either avoid it or fade it once rejection confirms — never buy into the vertical move. | 5 | 7 | 0.438 |
| R02 trapped crowd overrides open | WHO is trapped overrides the mechanical open-branch. On a gap-up that shows early rejection / is judged exhausted or a 'buyer trap' (buyers pre-positioned at the top with no trapped sellers to squeeze), he FADES it with puts instead of buying. On a gap-down where sellers greedily shorted into round-number/prior-close support, he reads a seller-trap and BUYS calls for the short-covering bounce. The participant read is primary; the open type is only the starting hypothesis. | 45 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R06 normal target then book | There is a normal target (~700-740 points of index move when momentum is healthy). Once the move gives roughly that and momentum stalls, book and leave — do not squeeze for more. | 86 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R07 book when no path forward | Booking discipline over greed (lalach). When no clear continuation path is visible — momentum divergence across indices, momentum stall, or the setup's full potential is uncertain — book the profit and exit rather than holding with hope. | 84 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R08 cross index divergence warning | Cross-index divergence is a momentum warning. When Bank Nifty leads but Nifty/Sensex lag (or vice-versa), the move is not fully confirmed — tighten up and lean toward booking rather than pressing for the full target. | 31 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R10 quantity scaling by index | Position size is scaled per index by a stable ratio: Nifty largest (~1365 qty), Bank Nifty middle (~1170 qty), Sensex smallest (~900 qty). Sizing reflects each instrument's lot economics/volatility and his conviction, and is applied consistently across sessions. | 81 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R12 light vs big profit booking | Distinguish LIGHT profit-booking (recent/short-term longs taking minor profits — a shallow dip to ignore) from BIG profit-booking (long-term holders exiting — real danger that flips the read). A small rejection from recent buyers does not invalidate a bullish thesis; only a 'total negative chart' / structural exit does. | 80 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R13 with trend when no trapped crowd | When there is no trapped crowd to hunt (e.g. a clean gap-up with buyers safely in profit), do not try to be clever — go with the market ('market ke saath chalna'). Trend-following is the default whenever the fade condition (a trapped cohort) is absent. | 29 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R14 confusion zone no trade | Sideways / low-momentum / repeated mindset-flips = the confusion zone. If there is no clear trapped crowd and momentum is weak, prefer NO TRADE over forcing a side. The market's goal is to confuse you; the edge is not being confused. | 46 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R15 expiry volatility caution | Expiry adds volatility. On expiry days he expects sharper moves both ways — a valid setup can pay more, but a wrong one is punished faster. Treat expiry as an amplifier, size/stop with that in mind, and don't confuse expiry noise for a real trapped-crowd signal. | 28 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R16 round number parked buyers | Round numbers (500-multiples: 24,500 / 57,500 / 78,000) are where the crowd parks. Support taken exactly at a round number ⇒ buyers are committed there ⇒ sellers unlikely (bullish reinforcement). BUT those same parked buyers become downside fuel: if price then breaks the prior close, they are flushed. And a gap-up that stalls just under a round-number resistance without breaking out keeps trapped buyers below it — a short trigger. | 52 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R17 early entry on momentum | Enter early and quickly when the momentum window is already moving and the setup matches the plan. Waiting for a 'perfect' confirmation can mean missing the move entirely; he anticipates the planned entry (e.g. an opening bounce he predicted) rather than reacting after the fact. This is disciplined anticipation — NOT chasing a runaway (R11) and NOT trading without a trapped-crowd read (R13). | 90 | 0 | 0.9 |
| R01 open selects branch | The open selects the branch. A gap-up means sitting buyers are already in profit and there is nobody to fade, so trade WITH the move (call). A flat or gap-down open means yesterday's buyers are exposed and targetable, so lean short (put). This is the DEFAULT branch — but it is a lens, not a trigger; rejection, round-number behaviour and exhaustion can override it (see R02/R11). | 62 | 45 | 0.577 |
Where the evidence runs out
- Every studied trade is a morning trade. Reads after about 11:30 IST extrapolate his opening logic onto a tape he has no recorded opinion on. They are labeled "extrapolated" and tracked separately.
- He trades Bank Nifty, Nifty and Sensex index options. The profile has no evidence on stocks, commodities or crypto.
- Outcomes in his videos are what he claims; only the market-verified scoring on this site counts toward the track record.
- Transcripts are machine-generated from fast Hinglish speech. Numbers were recovered with a glossary and checked against real price ranges; some ambiguity remains and is flagged in the data.