BC CHART PATTERN

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JayneshKasliwal
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Every stock that goes up 5 times or more follows a fixed pattern .

Here's a thread 🏷

This will help us identify such stocks with a systematic and simple investing approach.

I use the following concepts to identify stocks which can move 5 times
-Relative Strength
-Stage Analysis
-Volume Analysis

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I believe that every stock must outperform Nifty before it becomes a multibagger. I use relative strength to identify stocks that are outperforming Nifty.

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I then divides stocks in to four phases. I pick stocks that are in stage 2 or uptrend phase. I use moving average to identify stocks that are entering stage 2 advance.

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Finally, I look at price and volume action to confirm entries and exits from the stock.

I have given several examples of stocks like Yes Bank, IEX,HSCL, Elecon Engineering, JSW Energy etc.

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https://t.co/jhUSaDC87i

Watch this complete Video for More understanding

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I insist that investors must not try to find bottoms or tops with this strategy…rather they must focus on riding the trend.

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I am certain this episode will provide you an additional edge in the markets while picking right stocks that can go up 5 times or even higher.

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Read this Complete Thread !
https://t.co/nLi5MOVtVL

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Detailed Study of Stocks that became 5X in past 2 Years
A Mega Thread\U0001f9f5

Concepts :
Relative Strength
Stage Analysis

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— JayneshKasliwal (@JayneshKasliwal) March 30, 2022

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