ULTIMATE GUIDE TO 21 and 200 Moving Average
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The Ultimate Guide to moving averages !
A mega thread to understand the Use of 21 , 50 and 200 ema.
4 Effective uses of Exponential Moving Averages !
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1. Identifying the direction of trend
2. MA crossover
3. Dynamic Support and Resistance
4. Price Crossing above Key EMAs
Note : In chart 21 ema is red , 50 ema is green and 200 ema is black
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The 21 ema will tell us the Short term trend of a stock , while the 200 ema will tell us the long term trend of a stocks
Any EMA that is sloping
:upwards trend is BULLISH
:sideways trend is NEUTRAL
:downwards trend is BEARISH
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When Moving averages turn flat means the stock is in consolidation and is in sideways zone .
Generally this occurs after an uptrend or downtrend and may lead to continuation of previous trend .
This is generally no trading zone for swing traders
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2. Whenever ema is sloping downwards its called dowtrend
3. Whenever ema is sideways its called consolidation
⏫Buy in uptrend
⏬Sell in downtrend
Whenever stocks move too away from ema it is extended and pullsback
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1. Whenever the 21 ema crosses 50 ema from down to up short term trend changes from bearish to bullish and vice versa.
2. The 21 Should be above 50 ema for uptrend and below 50 ema for downtrend
Ex:
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Crossover shouldnt be traded solely as it can lead to multiple signals of buy and sell ,always use confirmation of volume , price etc to take trade .
During consolidation you will get many signals and hence its not advised to use during sideways trend
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50 cutting 200 from down : Golden Cross
50 cuttinf 200 from up : Death Cross
The Long term trend changes when DEATH CROSS happens and its one of the most dangerous situations
Price falls raidly after the Death Cross
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1. 21 ema Dynamic support for trending stocks in short term
2. 50 ema dynamic support for mid term
3. 200 ema dynamic support for long term
Examples Explained !
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200 EMA : THE LONG TERM TREND
1. When a stock price crosses its 200-day moving average, it is a technical signal that a reversal has occurred.
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4. One may consider investing in stocks if the stock is below 200 ema only if he is confirmed about the fundamentals of the stock
5. Some may not agree with this and its ok!
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1. If you use 200 ema on weekly timeframe you can be in a trend for a very long time
2.The sell signs will be given late as we are using weekly timeframe
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Concepts :
Relative Strength
Stage Analysis
Retweet and Comment If you want a PDF
We have Got around 86 Stocks that became 5X in 2 years
These Belonged to various sectors and Groups
Excel Link for List of Stocks
https://t.co/jESOUMlbpd
( As on 30th March 2022)
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90% stocks even gave all time high breakout after Stage 2
60 Stocks had market cap less than 1000 Cr
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