An educational #Thread on how 1 can identify "Freakout"(Fake Breakout) explained with practical e.g's so that every1 can understand.

Identifying Breakout is not a big challenge but exiting it at the right time if it "fails" with minor loss is imp. which 90% people don't do.

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All my screeners in one place.

I like to keep it simple, so use just a few basic screens. And a lot of manual chart reading.

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Trend Template for Momentum Stocks

My main screen which I run every weekend to prepare my watchlist.

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Near All-Time-High (ATH)

My auxiliary screen that I generally use when the trend template is generating too many candidates, and I need to zero in on the very best.
(Happens usually during strong up trending market)

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Relative Strength (RS) List

My utility screen which I usually run at times when the market is experiencing general weakness within a longer term bull market, or during a bearish phase.

Gets me stocks holding up the best in the general weakness.

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Now you can have a look of my all screeners at one place

No need to run all screeners separately

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All screeners complied and visible under one roof

Download Stocks in list in excel too

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I have spent the last couple of years thinking quite a bit about health. Experimenting with myself and our team, and supporting startups that are trying to help Indians make healthier choices.

A few thoughts on how and why you should focus on your health. 1/9

In chasing money goals, it is easy to forget that all the money in the world can’t buy good health. As we grow older, our health determines the quality of life, not money.
Good health also means the ability to bounce back faster if unforeseen incidents occur. 2/9

Health goals should be about how you feel, not how you look. Wanting to look a certain way, influenced by celebs and influencers who fake it with lights and photography, use performance-enhancing drugs, or hit the genetic lottery, is a recipe for unhappiness. 3/9

Sitting is the new smoking. Setting simple activity goals in terms of how much I move (calories burnt) and reminders to stand up every 45 mins has had the most impact on me. The current health challenge in Zerodha is to set a daily activity goal & try reaching 90% of the time 4/9

Sleeping by 9 pm & getting a workout at 5 am has been helpful. Sleeping early reduces the chances of bingeing when we are drained and have low self-control at the end of the day. A workout in the morning also increases the odds of making healthier choices throughout the day. 5/9