Price Action Trading Sunil Gurjar [repack]

Title: Decoding Market Structure: An Analysis of Price Action Trading Principles (Based on the Methodology of Sunil Gurjar)

Quick comparison vs indicator-driven systems

• Simpler, fewer lag issues, better at adapting to changing market regimes.
• More discretionary; harder to automate and backtest.
• Indicator systems offer reproducibility and easier statistical validation but often produce lagging entries.

2.1. Trends and Impulse Moves

Gurjar emphasizes that a trend is defined by a series of Higher Highs (HH) and Higher Lows (HL) in an uptrend, and Lower Highs (LH) and Lower Lows (LL) in a downtrend. He refers to these as "Impulse Moves." price action trading sunil gurjar

Minimal Indicators: Avoid cluttering charts with tools like RSI or MACD; instead, rely on market structure and price patterns. Title: Decoding Market Structure: An Analysis of Price

1. Market Structure (The Trend)

Before placing a trade, Gurjar insists on identifying the structure: Simpler, fewer lag issues, better at adapting to

1. Market Structure (The Map)

Before placing a trade, Sunil emphasizes understanding the market structure. Is the market trending up, trending down, or moving sideways?

4. The "No Indicator" Zone

In his live trading sessions (Genius Trading), Gurjar removes everything except price. He uses Volume only as a secondary filter, but strictly no oscillators. He argues that indicators often give false signals during consolidation.