Pullbacks buying strategy after a breakout with example

• 1st pullback is a great buy.
• 2nd pullback is still fine
• 3rd pullback should be avoided.
• 4th pullback never buy it.
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@Jitendra_stock @punitbansal14 Nice VCP set up, tight build-up near resistance giving hope for another big rally. My short term target is 920. We can see #ingrevia in 4 digit candidate shortly.

#Pocketpivot and it's characteristics:-

pocket pivot,” or “buying in the pocket,” is an early base
breakout indicator, which is designed to find buyable pivot points within a stock’s base shortly before the stock actually breaks out of its chart base-
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or consolidation and emerges into new high price ground.
Institutional investors do not like to buy breakouts to new highs. In fact, they generally prefer to buy stocks off of their lows, and sometimes the lower the better.

Of course, if we think about this for just one second we realize that it is the institutions that create the bottoms of chart bases, including the volume/accumulation clues along the lows of a constructive base formation. If investors had bought the breakout to new highs,

the sharp pullback below the 10-day moving average might have caused them to be shaken out of their position.However, buying on the pocket pivot buy
point before the stock rose would have given investors buying the stock at good point.

A pocket pivot points generally occurs within the stocks chart base, before the standard new-high breakout buy point appears. Pocket pivots can also appear as continuation buy point as stock move higher after launching out of a chart base or consolidation.

#BDL
This is how new sector/stock emerges in a bear market. Even though the smallcap/midcap stocks beaten down hardly, still it held up 21 EMA nicely. Whenever the stock tested 21EMA it rebound like the action of the spring.

Not a buy recommendation.

TREND TEMPLATE CRITERIA by the Legend @markminervini

A stock must meet all eight criteria to be deemed in a confirmed stage 2 uptrend.

1. Stock price is above both the 150-day (30-week) and the 200-day (40week) moving average price lines.

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2. The 150-day moving average is above the 200-day moving average

3. The 200-day moving average line is trending up for at least 1-month (preferably 4 to 5 months or longer).

4. The 50-day (10-week moving average) is above both the 150-day and the 200-day moving averages.

5. The current stock price is at least 25 percent above its 52-week low. (Many of the best selections will be 100 percent, 300 percent, or more above their 52-week low before they emerge from a healthy consolidation period and mount a large-scale advance).

6. The current stock price is within at least 25 percent of its 52-week high
(the closer to a new high the better).

7. The relative strength (RS) ranking (as reported in Investor's Business
Daily) is no less than 70, but preferably in the 90s, which will generally be the case with the better selections.

Some ofthe biggest breakouts occur after Volatility Contraction, the analogy is that more a spring is pressed, higher it jumps whenever it gets released.

There is a VCP Scanner on chartink (Not mine). This may also be used to find potential Breakouts.

Thread : Trading Applications that I use on a daily basis🧵

1) After putting a detailed post on hardware & multi-monitor setup. Few asked for softwares I use for trading.

So I am listing softwares/apps which I find the most useful for trading & investing

2) Trading View or Kite app

I use trading view for intraday charts.

As I trade intraday, I use the 5 min time frame.

My chart is simple with 20 sma plotted on it along with CPR(central pivot range)

Price > 20 sma & CPR indicates bullish trend for intraday & vice-versa

3) Icharts

As I majorly trade option premiums(short volatility or theta decay strategies)

I keep a track of combined premium of strangle using @iChartsIndia

Combined premium should be trending down & below VWAP to create a strangle

4) QuantsApp

As I need to provide analysis on TV channel.

I need to analyse overall market breadth, futures data & option chain activitiy.

@quantsapp provides

Futures Data : Long Builtup/Short Builtup
Options Data : Max Call OI/ Put OI
Market Breadth : For overall sentiment

5) Spider

I used @SpiderSoftIn to scan momentum stocks for intraday.

Spider helps in identfiying :

stocks hitting 52 week high/ low
Stocks making day high/low
Stocks with large buying single orders

Stocks that I have been tweeting often #JindalPoly #BorosilRenewables #accelya #routemobile #apcotex are all at 65 MA, even metal index. We should start seeing a bounce from here
#willaimOneil

Just an update for my follower family

Brent down to $98.
Dr Copper has given up all its pandemic era gains.
Now Oil is tanking.
Both are great predictors of an economic slowdown.
Markets are rallying on hopes the Central Banks will hold their rate hikes seeing the commodity meltdown.
Bad news is Good news.
Lets see.

I've used Microsoft Excel for 20 years, and these 20 tips & functions will make you an expert and increase your productivity 100X📊

Don't ever use Excel again without knowing these 20 tips & functions:

Here are 20 MUST KNOW Microsoft Excel tips & functions (with pictures & examples of each below):

(1) Wildcards
(2) Duplicate
(3) Remove Duplicates
(4)Transpose
(5) Filter
(6) Conditional Formatting
(7) Sparklines
(8) Pivot Tables
(9) Auto-fill
(10) TRIM

11-20:

(11) XLOOKUP
(12) IF
(13) SUMIF
(14) SUMIFS
(15) COUNTIF
(16) COUNTIFS
(17) UPPER, LOWER, PROPER
(18) CONVERT
(19) Stock Market data
(20) Geography / Maps

Let's discuss each in detail (with pictures & examples):

(1) Wildcards

A wildcard is a special character that allow you to perform partial matches on text in your Excel formulas.

Excel has three wildcards: an asterisk "*", question mark "?", and "~"

(2) Duplicate

Duplicate the data from the cell above.

Ctrl + D fills and overwrites a cell with the contents of the cell above it