One ( rather many) of must have scanner for traders.
Thanks brother for this & sharing it in public domain.
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As informed, this thread contains the #ChartinkScanners on the basis of which the traders can select stocks for their watchlist to trade. But nowhere is a Buy/Sell/Hold reco list. Pls Retweet for max reach. https://t.co/ezl0XffNbU
— H@\u20b9i$H \U0001f1ee\U0001f1f3 (@harrie007) June 26, 2020
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As per classical tech analysis
Whenever daily RSI starts trading above weekly RSI. Consider it as short term bottom
When weekly RSI, above monthly RSI midium term bottom
Now daily RSI 30
Weekly 37
Monthly 59
@bankniftydoctor ..RSI king.view pl
I will do either
— Discipline TrendFollower\U0001f600 (@SouravSenguptaI) March 7, 2022
1.Monthly RSI near 40 ( presently 58)..Did nearly 20 yr backtesting
Or
2 A close above 17350 ( monthly)..This will confirm HH Structure
Levels r as of now
I am following very simple trading plan based mainly on RSI and ADX.
— Dr.Jignesh Shah (@bankniftydoctor) January 27, 2019
Now whenever we wants to initiate trade then firstly we have to decide BIAS for direction.
BIAS based on RSI as follows-
RSI Above 55-Long.
RSI below 45-short.
RSI between 45-55\u2014- neutral.
Continue
Pl find enclosed a general FAQ prepared earlier & I hope it could be useful
Any query is welcome
#trendfollowing
I have tried to prepare (best of my knowledge) a small FAQ on Trendfollowing. For more details you may read https://t.co/E5JE81huNA by @Covel
— Discipline TrendFollower\U0001f600 (@SouravSenguptaI) July 12, 2020
Also liberty of tagging @WeekendInvestng
& @Trendmyfriends whome, I consider as best TF in India
Slightly length..But do read it
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