I've spent months trying to identify how to find a stock that is about to outperform markets...

And, finally I nailed down on this 👇

Relative strength!

Here is a simple indicator on Trading view for you!

https://t.co/Iwl5cw6Gv6

RT to help people find outperforming stocks!

There are 1000s of indicators in Technical Analysis...

But you need to MASTER ONLY ONE🎯to win in markets...

I selected 'Commodity channel index' (CCI) as my PRIMARY INDICATOR & all my scanners are a variation of this...

MULTI TIMEFRAME POSITIONAL STRATEGY using CCI...🧵

1⃣ CCI Basics

• CCI > 100 = Bullish and overbought
• CCI < -100 = Bearish and oversold

2⃣Entry criteria

• CCI(34) on Weekly crossed above 100
• CCI(34) on Daily >100
• Entry: above weekly swing high
• Stoploss: Recent swing low on daily chart

3⃣Exit criteria

• CCI(34) on Daily < -100
• Holding period: Few days to many months

Pyramiding your winners should be considered to make your winners big.

Separate post on this to follow.

4⃣ Why trade on a multi-timeframe?

• This is a top-down approach where we observe the larger trend of the stock before we take entries on the smaller or medium trend of the stock. This concept can be compared to tides in the sea.

Even the biggest handles with 100k+ followers get this simple thing wrong in charting!🤦‍♂️

This is the most important thing especially if you are analysing long term charts!🧐

So, let's get this right today!

USE LOG CHARTS 📈 FOR ANALYSING LONG TERM CHARTS!

Let’s go🧵...

1⃣ Wait, What's Log chart?

Before I define Log chart, let's look at the chart you are using daily - 'The Linear Chart'

- Linear chart is used by default in most platforms. This is probably why you never knew log charts

Wait, don't click on 'log' yet before you understand it...

2⃣ ok, so what does Linear chart mean?

Take a look at the image
- The y-axis is separated equally by 1000 points starting from 0 to 11000.
- So, any linear chart would have its y-axis equally separated by 'N' points always

And... that's where the problem lies...

3⃣ But, I don't see any problem?🤔

Ok ok.. let me explain...

- Can you look at this #TATAELXSI chart & tell me the price in '99 when it was listed? No!
- Can you draw a proper trendline in this chart? No!

Reason is because of the price congestion between '07 to '20...

4⃣ What else?🧐

- Whenever there is a price change in an instrument & it's drastic it'd be difficult to analyse on a linear chart

- Look at this example of #BTCUSD. What happened in 2021(refer to the red box)? 🤔

All this is because of the equally spaced Y-axis!

hmmm... ok🙄

#DJI seems to be taking support today with a similar kind of price action observed around the trendline.

Are we in for a snap-back rally in the coming days?

All 4⃣ simple scanners I use in one place😃

Breakout Scanners:
👉CCI(34) weekly crossing 100
👉CCI(34) Daily crossing 100

Reversal Scanners:
👉CCI(34) weekly crossing above -100
👉CCI(34) daily crossing above -100

Dashboard:
https://t.co/KfKc7V0nGD

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How to find stocks having high RS ( Relative Strength) Rating for positional trades/investment 👇

Step 1. Go to Marketsmith India website or download their App

Step 2. Sign up by filling some basic details

Step 3. Go to Idea Lists ( Screen best stocks)

Step 4. Select MarketSmith Stock Screens

Step 5. Select Recent Breakouts

Step 6. Switch to Tabular View ( Located at Top Right Side) & sort stocks by RS rating ( Highest to Lowest)

A Mega Thread on RELATIVE STRENGTH

A method to improve
Stock Selection and Conviction in trades

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What is RELATIVE STRENGTH?

Relative strength is a strategy used in momentum investing and in identifying value stocks.

It focuses on investing in stocks or other investments that have performed well relative to the market as a whole or to a relevant benchmark.
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For example, a relative strength investor might select technology companies that have outperformed the Nifty50, or the Nifty 500.
This is basically used for Identifying the strongest sector , stocks , asset class by comparing the relative performance
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How to apply it in tradingview?
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By bharattrader
By traderlion
By Modhelius
I use by bharattrader
In setting use 65 period
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Formula for Rs
Using 65 as period and base as NiftyOne can use 123 or 250 as period depending upon your time frame of holding
If your view is short term then 65 works great and mid to long term can use 123 and 250 .
@kuttrapali26
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Trading with Relative Strength via @elearnmarkets