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How to Use Astro Timing Pro
A complete, step-by-step routine. The timing window is one input in your analysis — never a buy or sell signal on its own.
The one rule that matters most
Grahas for timing, price for confirmation. Astro Timing Pro tells you when conditions may favour a move. It never tells you what to buy or sell. Think of yourself as a global analyst with a checklist — the timing window is just one box on that checklist, sitting alongside support & resistance, trend, global cues and event risk. You act only when several of these line up and price confirms.
Part 1 · Before you open the tool — the global check
Do this first, every day. The market opens inside a global context; the timing window is only useful on top of it.
- Do thisRead the overnight & global cues. US close (Dow, Nasdaq, S&P 500), GIFT/SGX Nifty, Asian markets (Nikkei, Hang Seng), crude oil, gold, USD/INR, US bond yields and India VIX. Write one line: is the mood risk-on or risk-off? That is your day's bias.
- Do thisScan the event radar. Check the economic calendar — RBI/Fed decisions, inflation (CPI), GDP, jobs data, major results, the Union Budget, and global events. Note F&O expiry (weekly, usually Thursday). On high-impact days, plan to reduce size or stand aside.
- Do thisMark your levels — Day, Week and Month. This is the backbone of every trade. Write down support & resistance for all three timeframes: previous day high/low, weekly high/low, monthly high/low, pivot points / CPR, VWAP, round numbers and recent swing highs/lows. You will only trade at these levels.
- Do thisNote the trend & structure. Look at the higher timeframes (15-min, 1-hour, daily): is the market making higher-highs/higher-lows (up), lower-highs/lower-lows (down), or ranging? Mark the 20/50/200 moving averages.
Part 2 · Using the tool — step by step
- Pick the index and date. Toggle NIFTY 50 or BANK NIFTY at the top, and set the Trading date (defaults to today). Everything below updates for that choice.
- Read the Entry Window. The tool highlights the day's timing window with a directional lean (Bullish lean / Neutral / Bearish lean) and a strength. Treat this as a timing filter: it tells you the higher-probability period and the direction it leans — not a command to trade.
- Check the caution / avoid windows. The “All windows today” list shows favourable windows and periods marked Caution · avoid. Do not initiate fresh trades inside a caution window, even if a setup looks tempting.
- Set your personal day once (Tara Bala). Enter your birth star in the “Your personal day” panel. It flags whether the day is personally favourable or unfavourable for you. Use it as a soft overlay — trade smaller (or skip) on unfavourable days.
- Use the live price to confirm. The live price box helps you see whether the market is actually respecting your marked level during the window. No respect at the level = no trade.
Part 3 · The decision — confluence
Now bring it together. A trade earns its place only when several of these agree at the same time:
| # | Confluence factor | Weight |
|---|
| 1 | Price is at a marked support/resistance level (day/week/month) | Essential |
| 2 | Higher-timeframe trend & structure agree with your direction | Essential |
| 3 | Global bias is not against you | High |
| 4 | No major event risk in the next hour | High |
| 5 | Astro window is open and its lean matches your direction | Timing filter |
| 6 | Price confirms — a trigger candle/pattern at the level | Essential |
The more boxes ticked, the higher your conviction and size. Few boxes ticked = smaller or no trade.
When they disagree, price wins. If the window leans up but your levels, structure and price say down — skip it, or wait. Never force a trade to match the window.
Part 4 · Entry, risk & exit
- Enter on the trigger, at the level, inside the window. Wait for price to confirm (break-and-retest, a clear candle, momentum) at your level while the favourable window is open.
- Place the stop-loss beyond the level/structure. Decide it before you enter. Never widen a stop once you are in.
- Size by fixed risk. Risk a small fixed percentage per trade (e.g. 1% of capital). Size down on event days and personally unfavourable days.
- Target the next level; keep at least 1:2 reward-to-risk. Book partial profit at the next support/resistance and trail the rest.
- Use a time-stop. If the window passes and your setup has not triggered, stand down — the timing edge has gone.
Part 5 · Journal & improve
- Log every call. Use Save record — enter the date, the direction (Up / Flat / Down) and the actual move. Be honest.
- Export & review weekly. Use Export CSV, study the hit/miss verdicts, and learn which windows and which of your levels work best. Keep what works; drop what doesn't.
- Save the day's plan. Use Copy plan / Print to keep a record before the session starts, so you trade the plan — not your emotions.
Part 6 · The guardrails (non-negotiable)
- Set a maximum daily loss. If you hit it, stop for the day — no exceptions.
- No trade without a level. The window alone is never a reason to enter.
- No trading in caution windows, and no revenge trading after a loss.
- On event/expiry days, reduce size or sit out.
- Trade the checklist the same way every day. Consistency is the edge — not any single indicator.
In one line
Global context → your day/week/month levels → event check → then the timing window as a filter → wait for price confirmation → manage risk. The window sharpens your timing; your analysis and your discipline make the money.
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Astro Timing Pro is provided for educational and interest purposes only. The timing windows are derived from Vedic (muhurta) calculations and are not investment advice, not a prediction, and carry no guarantee of profit. Trading and investing in securities and derivatives involve substantial risk of loss. Always do your own analysis, confirm with price, manage your risk, and consult a SEBI-registered adviser for personal financial advice. Trading Guruji & Astro Timing Pro are not responsible for any trading decisions or losses.