Uptrend HH HL Structure
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Uptrend HH HL Structure
Stage 2 Uptrend
Volume Expansion during Breakout
Pullbacks with Lower Volume
Base Formation ( Rectangle , Vcp Etc)
Relative Strength > 0
21 ema > 50 ema > 200 ema
Stocks near 52 week High
Stocks near All time High
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1. A stock Maintains Bullish Momentum till it holds the last Swing .
2. Swings is an area from where stock reverses
3. As it is widely known Trend is your Friend A structure of Higher High is good for buying as overall momentum is in buying side
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Previous Swings will now act as Resistance in Downtrend and Support in Uptrend
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Stage 2: The Ideal Buy Point for Traders Traders should look for bases within an existing Stage 2 uptrend and focus on breakouts on volume. Intermediate term traders can also use investor buy points
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Volume Plays an important Role in Sucess of Breakout.
If Breakouts occur on Low Volumes its is likely to Fail , But breakdowns can happen on Low Volumes
Pic :Distribution to be looked at top of trend
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Low volume pullbacks are often a sign of weak longs taking profit, but suggest that the long-term uptrend remains intact.
High volume pullbacks suggest that there could be a near-term reversal.
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Basing refers to a consolidation in the price
Basing periods are accompanied by declining volume and there is an equilibrium between supply and demand.
It could be rectangle base , Cup and Handle Base or Volatilty contraction pattern
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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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When RS Goes above 2 its too much heated and generally goes into consolidation.
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These stocks tend to outperform in strong and weak markets
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21>50>200 ema
Signifies Strong Uptrend
Moving Averages plot the Avg price which will help us identify the overall trend
These Avgs give Dynamic Support to price and hence price bounces off these emas
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Whenever 21 ema is sloping downwards its called dowtrend
Whenever 21 ema is sideways its called consolidation
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Sell in downtrend
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Stocks near 52 week high have a lot of demand
We basically want stocks that are in demand where prices keep going up
Buy High Sell Higher should be thinking in Swing trading
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