Dear Team
Waiting for your response

Dear Team,

I just want to know what is the difference below mentioned ETF groups. Please explains deeply. So we can choose the right ETF.

1. ALL ETFs
2. ALL ETFs (Liquid)
3. ALL-ONE ETFs
4. ALL-ONE ETFs (Domestic)
5. ALL-ONE D ETF Assets
6. ALL-ONE D ETF Factors
7. ALL-ONE D ETF Sectors
8. ALL-ONE D ETF Segments
9. ALL-ONE D SSFF
   10 ALL-Sector ETF

Recently I watched YouTube video of Raju Sir they
discussed about the Multitime Frame concept and accordingly

3% Box Value for Trend Identification
1% Box Value for SETUP identification
0.25% Box Value for entry identification

My question is what is the "SETUP" what Raju Sir trying to convey in terms of SETUP

I am also purchased Prashant Sir P&F course and he is teaches a concept SETUP - Means if Trend & Pattern both are bullish than Setup is bullish

So both concept are same please educate us

@Brijesh Bhatia @@Definedge-Experts

Dear Sir,
Thank you for sharing a reference video to clear my dout. I am a part of definedage security and also purchased a P&F gurukul course. My dout on zone web terminal calculations currently I am open ITCHOTELS chart on 1%X3 box value. On terminal shown CR=193.20 and CB=201.04 how to calculate please eloborate

Dear Team,
Can you eloborate the construction of P&F chart with an example I have a doubt regarding calculation suppose a stock current price is INR 100 & we try to plot 1%x3 P&F chart of this.

First box of column X plot when price moves 1% means INR 1

Suppose price moves from 100 To 105 than plot 5 box on same column

Now 1% calculation done on price INR 105 means INR 1.05 required to plot next box & same for column revert
Is it I am right...???
If not please correct us.

​I would like to propose the production of a high-level technical video focusing on the Andrew Cardwell RSI Range Shift concept, specifically applied to Point & Figure (P&F) charts.

That was a great explanation of Line-Break Charts using the snake-and-ladder analogy! Your fun and easy-to-understand approach is awesome for learning.

​Could you please consider making a similar video explaining the RSI (Relative Strength Index) indicator in such a fun and engaging manner? I'm sure it would be super helpful! Thanks!

@Radhakanta Samantara

Yes dear you are correct multiple times we are busy on multiple projects into simultaneously into couple of months So I am also request Prashant Sir to given gurukul course with lifetime valiqity