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(1) Near day high

Use 5 & 15 minutes time frame for intraday trading for doing breakout trading.

Intraday bullish Breaking trading screens!👇
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(2) Intraday 15 minutes Breakout

My favourite one for intraday!👇

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(3) Volatility contraction

This is for swing trading!
Swing Trading Bullish Screener

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(4) Bullish Engulfing

I use most of these screener for doing MTR (reversal trading).👇

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(5) Bearish Engulfing

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(6) Bullish Piercing Pattern

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(7) Bearish Dark Cloud Cover

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