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Technopolis, 14th Floor BP-4, Sector V, Salt Lake City, Kolkata 700 091 1


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In one sentence: DynamicLevels.com helps you identify support, resistance and breakout levels

(weekly, monthly, quarterly & yearly) in an innovative way using last 14 years data.

Our innovation is the way we represent the levels and use the 14 years data in a

ladder like format. We help you take informed decision.

Purpose:The distribution of wealth should shift from the big investors and institutions to the small

investors and to guide such small investors in taking informed decisions to make money in the

financial markets consistently.

Vision:To be a respected and leading financial service provider in terms of providing real truthful

research levels for all asset class of 115 exchanges across mother earth.


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ABOUT US ....................................................................................................................... 4

2 PARTS OF TRADING: HELP WITH PART 2 ONLY ........................................................... 5

REINVENTED DATA REPRESENTATION ........................................................................... 6

STEP #1:ADD INSTRUMENTS TO LEVELS OR MY MATRIX: ............................................................... 6

STEP #2:HOW TO OBSERVELEVELSORMY MATRIXPAGE ......................................................... 7

Step #2a: Enter the initial characters for instrument ....................................................... 7

Step #2b: Click on Show button .................................................................................... 8

Example & Feedback #1 (Made good profit): .................................................................. 9

LEVELS EXTENDED WITH DYNAMIC MATRIX &MY MATRIX (HIGHLY USEFUL) ........................................ 10

My Matrix Your customized dashboard ....................................................................... 11

OTHER IMPORTANT SECTIONS: .............................................................................................. 12

#A: Live Chat ........................................................................................................... 12

Before Logging in (From homepage) ............................................................................ 12

#B: Facebook page: .................................................................................................. 13

PLEASE PROVIDE US FEEDBACK & DO ASK US QUERIES ............................................... 13

APPENDIX .................................................................................................................... 14

BASIC OF LEVELS AND TECHNICAL ANALYSIS (FROM WIKIPEDIA): ............................. 14

VERY IMPORTANT CONCEPTS TO UNDERSTAND LEVELS................................................................... 16


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About UsThe last six years of pain, struggle and investments helped us to discover the universal truth

about what works best in the financial markets and why was there a disparity in wealth between

two different types of investors in the market.

Challenge 1: Small investors are losing money because they take uninformed and emotional

decisions, since they do not have access to historical data and could not strategize; while big

investors are able to back test and make strategies on the basis of historical data.

Need: The availability of historical data in a concise, precise and comprehensive manner,free of cost.

Solution: The website aims to provide such historical back tested data, free of cost, in away that enables the small investors to take informed decisions.

Fundamentally, markets are of two types:

a) Range Market, which can also be identified as a sideways or a choppy or asupport/resistance market.

b) Trending Market, which is also a breakout market and gives a continuous run.

Challenge 2: Small investors are not able to identify the type of market because they view small

time-frame charts (i.e. 1min, 15min, hourly etc.). On the other hand, big investors view Daily,

Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, Yearly charts, as they have analyzed historically that the probability

of being right in the market is higher with longer time-frame charts.

Need: To guide the small investors in taking the right decision in identifying the differentmarkets by giving levels of longer time-frame.

Solution: This website gives both support/resistance and breakout levels from Daily,Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly charts so that the probability of identifying the right

market is higher. Globally some markets are highly correlated where movement in one

market greatly affects the movement in corresponding correlated markets.

Challenge 3: The small investors are not aware of the concept of correlated markets, for which

he loses money on a trade in one market due to the movement in another correlated market.

Need: To be able to compare correlated markets with relevant levels. Solution:Providing different ladders and data to compare correlated markets.


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Challenge 4: The small investors do not have the infrastructure or access to data round the

clock. This results in loss of money because of the non-availability of right information at the right

time.

Need: Small investors need to be informed 24/7 and should be aware of the critical levelsin the market.

Solution: This website provides alerts and notification through email/sms on hand held devices

when the prices touch any important levels.

2 parts of Trading: help with part 2 only

Part 1: Selecting a new instrument to tradeDynamiclevels.com does not give assistance for selecting a new instrument to trade but

you can use it to see the levels of your selected instrument and how they are behaving

today.

Part 2: Managing and trading the instrumentsOur website helps you to take informed decisions by providing the levels for your selected

instruments using the knowledge of Support, Resistance or Breakout. This is where

DynamicLevels.com comes really strong with:

o 14 years of Datao 13+ countrieso 29+ exchangeso 2415+ instrumentso Delayed feed for Selected important exchangeso Different devices (Mobile)o Free run time chat supporto & more


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To understand more about how these support, resistance and breakout levels are important,

please read the Appendix for more information on support and resistance based technical

analysis.

Reinvented Data RepresentationDynamicLevels.com aims at providing you with technical levels of the instrument of your choice

which will help you in taking more informed decisions about your investments.

Step #1: Add instruments to Levels or My Matrix:

All you need to do is to enter the name of the instrument that you want to observe

Either in the levels page Or in my matrix section

(After you login)

The ladders (Input Boxes) on the levels page will give you the data that you will require. The link

to the levels page ishttps://www.dynamiclevels.com/levels

To find the links to My Matrix and Levels, please login and check the top menu. These pages

will not work if you are not logged in.
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Step #2: How to Observe Levels or My Matrix page In the following section we have put the details on how to use the Levels or My MatrixPage.

After Logging in, please visit the Levels pagehttps://www.dynamiclevels.com/levels

Step #2a: Enter the initial characters for instrument

The Search of any instrument can be done by entering full or short name of the instrument,

exchange or country in which the instrument is traded.

When you type 3 or more characters, the tool will start suggesting different names:
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Step #2b: Click on Show button

Once you have selected the instrument, you can click on show button for the values

What these buttons and symbols mean:

If you mouse over any icon, it should give you moredetails about the icons.

W, M, Q, Y is to check weekly, monthly, quarterly oryearly levels.

IDH: Intra Day High:http://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/intraday.asp

LTP: Last Traded Price: IDL: Intra Day Low

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/i/intraday.asp

ADM: Average Daily Movement of total number oftrading days for the last one year.

AWM: Average Weekly Movement of last 52 tradingweeks.

S/R: Support & Resistancehttp://www.investopedia.com/articles/technical/061801.asp#axzz1lIWs4WtP

T: Trending, gives the trend UP or DOWN of theinstrument. Also in case of an important breakout

level, BO is mentioned

R: Resistance level as it is high of a trading range MR: Major Resistance level as it is the high of a

trading range.

PDH: Previous Day High BO: Breakout level, which can signify the start of a

trend or continuation of an existing trend. Thedifference between this level and the next is morethan 2 ADM.http://www.investopedia.com/terms/b/breakout.asp#

axzz1lIWs4WtP

S: Support level as it is the low of a trading range. MS: Major Support level as it is the low of a trading

range.

PDL: Previous Day Low
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How do we use the levels?

The dark grey price refers to the the current price. You can see the PDH (Previous Day High) andPDL (Previous Day Low) immediately next to the current price. The resistance level D2 means thehigh of the instrument 2 days ago. Similarly, D3, the next resistance level was 3 days ago and soon. This indicates that the instrument is facing resistance at these levels. This helps you

understand whether there can be a rise till which level and after that how much higher can theprice of the instrument go. See some of the examples on how some of our users are makingdecisions.)

More about Levels

The data provided on our portal helps you identify the levels for support, resistance and breakout.Since the data is historical, you get a clear overview of the range and trend patterns of aninstrument in the form of Support and Resistance Levels. The support is the low of a price range.It is the level where a downtrend can be expected to pause. The bigger the level i.e, W,M,Q,Ycombinations the better the support. Resistance is the high of a trading range. It is the levelwhere the uptrend can pause. The bigger the level i.e, W,M,Q,Y combinations the better the

resistance. When the price level breaks either support or resistance level having tagged as BO,it is identified as a bullish (uptrend) or bearish (downtrend) breakout. Based on these levelsprovided, you can aptly devise your trading strategy as well as be aware of levels to take entryand exit positions.

The matrix provides an Intraday Trend Indicator at the bottom which mentions the false and rightbreakout in instruments assisting you in analyzing the intraday movements and accordinglyframes your trading activities.

Lets take some more examples to understand the levels.

Example & Feedback #1 (Made good profit):(Unedited version) Glad to share the experience with you regarding new invention of Dynamic

Equities Pvt Ltd. that I have been using since couple of months and quite satisfied with these

levels. At least I came to know where to enter or exit in any particular script, irrespective of profit

and loss. In commodity sector also, my experience is satisfactory, and traded in levels of Crude

and made good profits in it buy using the break out level of 4970 on 15.11.11 of Crude and sold

at 5224 on 17.11.11, and yesterday also used the silver levels, bought 55000 with support of

54500 and sold at 55800. There are some more trades, but unfortunately cannot write all here.

Some time they trigger, but should say levels are working and I mean it.. Manish Pareek

(Ambika Investments)


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Levels extended with Dynamic Matrix & My Matrix (Highly

useful)

It is a dashboard for most highly traded instruments

Here you will see most traded instruments from Indices, stocks (top Indian stocks), currencies,

bonds and commodities.

Dynamic Matrix is the dashboard of dashboard to show the major instruments in one page. This isa delayed feed. This is the most visited page for many full time traders.


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My Matrix Your customized dashboard

You can You can add your most viewed instruments in the order of your choice which will bedisplayed in a matrix format. It can be viewed from the matrix tab. The link for the matrixishttps://www.dynamiclevels.com/index/matrix_inner
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Other important sections:We have other important sections which you can use to get the best out of the dynamiclevels.

#A: Live Chat

Please use our Live Chat for any assistance.

Before Logging in (From homepage)

After Logging in


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#B: Facebook page:

Please use the Facebook pagehttp://www.facebook.com/DynamicLevelsfor further sharing and questions.

Please provide us feedback & do ask us queries

We hope to have provided you sufficient information to help you navigate the website. For anyfurther assistance or feedback feel free to contact usathttps://www.dynamiclevels.com/feedback or via Chat on Live support. We would also welcomevaluable suggestions from you.
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AppendixBasic of Levels and Technical Analysis (from Wikipedia):(From Wikipedia, all the sentences are taken from Wikipedia): In finance, technical analysis is

security analysis discipline for forecasting the direction of prices through the study of past market

data, primarily price and volume. A fundamental principle of technical analysis is that a

markets price reflects all relevant information, so their analysis looks at the history of a

security trading pattern rather than external drivers such as economic, fundamental and newsevents. Price action also tends to repeat itself because investors collectively tend towards

patterned behavior hence technicians focus on identifiable trends and conditions. Technical

analysts believe that prices trend directionally, i.e., up, down, or sideways (flat) or some

combinations. Technical analysts believe that investors collectively repeat the behavior of the

investors that preceded them. To a technician, the emotions in the market may be irrational, but

they exist. Because investors behavior repeats itself so often, technicians believe that

recognizable (and predictable) price patterns will develop on a chart.


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If a stock price is moving between support and resistance levels, then a basic investment

strategy, commonly used by traders can be applied. This is to buy a stock at support and sell at

resistance, then short at resistance and cover the short at support as per the following example:

When judging entry and exit investment timing using support or resistance levels, it is important

to choose a chart based on a price interval period that aligns with your trading strategy

timeframe. Short term traders tend to use charts based on interval periods, such as 1 minute


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(i.e. the price of the security is plotted on the chart every 1 minute), with longer term traders

using price charts based on hourly, daily, weekly or monthly interval periods. Typically, traders

use shorter term interval charts when making a final decision on when to invest, such as the

following example based on 1 week of historical data with price plotted every 15 minutes.

Support and resistance levels can be used similarly for a wide variety of securities, from positions

in equities to positions in commodity futures, foreign currency, options, and virtually any other

derivative

Very important Concepts to understand levels

Support A support level is a price level where the price tends to find support as it isgoing down. This means the price is more likely to "bounce" off this level rather than breakthrough it. However, once the price has passed this level, by an amount exceeding somenoise, it is likely to continue to drop until it finds another support level.

Resistance A resistance level is the opposite of a support level. It is where the pricetends to find resistance as it is going up. This means the price is more likely to "bounce" offthis level rather than break through it. However, once the price has passed this level, by anamount exceeding some noise, it is likely that it will continue to rise until it finds another

resistance level.

Breakout The concept whereby prices forcefully penetrate an area ofpriorsupportorresistance, usually, but not always, accompanied by an increase in volume.

Trending The phenomenon by which price movement tends to persist in one direction foran extended period of time
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