Ran a screen:

1) US listing
2) Mkt cap > $500M
3) EBITDA margins >15%
4) ROE > 20%
5) 5-yr revenue and EBITDA CAGR > 5%
6) Net leverage < 3x

Far from perfect for various reasons, but solid list of quality companies to research.

Some quick observations:

Company like $HD not captured because ROE is negative (negative BV due to repo/divs).

Company like $AMZN not captured because not 15% EBITDA margin.

Highly acquisitive businesses ($CHTR, $WCN, etc.) not captured due to intangibles depressing ROE...

...this last element is a big issue I have with these screens...underlying unit economics may be excellent but GAAP accounting can obscure based on headline ROE.

End of the day, screens like this are backwards looking so far from perfect, but can glean some interesting insights.

2 more observations: great business like $COST is low margin but has high asset turns so generates high ROIC/ROE but not captured because of margin element I screened for.

Also, great businesses that can carry high leverage ($EQIX, $PLD, etc.) not captured due to leverage screen

Used Bloomberg to do this screen. Can also be done via CapIQ.

DXY and commodities usually don't move in the same direction.

One of them has to give-in.

My money (not literally) is on commodities reversal in near future.

Even in the past, whenever the inverse relationship appeared to be broken, it always resolved in the favour of USD.

#Kotakbank - something is cooking - A study from various angles

1) On candlestick charts - closed above 20days high
#20BarHighScanner

#KotakBank - 2) On Heikin-Ashi charts - giving a HA-bullish reversal

#KotakBank - 3) on Renko Charts - 3% brick size signs of breaking out after pullback and also from support/resistance area

#KotakBank - 4) on P&F charts (medium and short term charts)

#KotakBank - on RS charts with Nifty 50. Stock started outperforming in the index

A very pertinent question investors ask:-

"When to sell a stock?"

A small thread🧵which can help u in this process

Hit "Retweet" to educate maximum investors

Lets go👇

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First things first:-

There is no set methodology to decide when to sell a stock.

Everybody has their own framework.

These are just some pointers that work for us.

One should create their own framework

(2/20)

Many investors have an anchorship bias.

They never sell in loss even if the fundamentals are deteriorating.

Numerous examples like Yes Bank,DHFL,Vodafone Idea can be seen where retail investors are now stuck.

Don't shy away from admitting mistakes and taking losses

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So when to sell a stock?

1. Framework for investment not working out:-

Fundamentals of the company deteriorate:-

When we invest in a company....we create a broad vision of how the targets the company will achieve in the next 3-5 years.

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Each quarter we just make sure that the company is slowly moving toward the guided path.

There can be delays due to business realities.

If the company completely digresses from the required path!

Eg:-

Since 2018,Sterlite tech saw a sharp deterioration in fundamentals

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Reversal Stocks
Near supertrend buy
With good fundamentals

You can create amazing combos using @mystockedge
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Gold to dxy has made a double bottom on weekly. Gold is showing a breakout on daily falling trendline.
In the correction everything falls, first to move up is gold, followed by equity

@nishkumar1977 @caniravkaria

For first time Dxy correcting with markets, bearish divergence on dxy charts as well

Just a quick point that you can note and remember. Next time #Nifty weekly RSI gets into 79-80 levels, that would be the time to move to cash or cut your longs if you are trading.

Current Weekly RSI 44.56

Owing to the Twitter Bulk DM limit and the crazy response that we got.
We were not able to send everyone the screener on DM.

So,
We have instead uploaded the link and the process on our Telegram Channel.

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Look for 178 stocks filtering out my screen of Price above 50 & 200 MA and a very strong relative strength. I run separate screeners for both of them & then find the common names. A sample for

A few things that we shared recency

a) Vwap Guide : https://t.co/OZOom4RrLx
b) RSi Guide : https://t.co/aL5nNHSoPq
c) 786 MF Guide : https://t.co/612qeG976s
d) 4381 Companies data : https://t.co/Y8tesKmGN6
e) 920 Straddle data for 2021:

Twitter has 1000 dm per day message limit, so i miss out sending via DM if limit is crossed.

But i also post them online after sometime.

My past experience tells me to turn cautions on any asset class, the moment #GOLDMANSACHS gives incremental target when , it has already run towards extreme
As #GS sees #CrudeOil at 140 , I rein in my one-way Bullish optimism, I have been bullish since 40s-60s, 120 now
#OOTT

Prices fall, then, margins/topline takes beating, then, rerating normalizes, then, market loses interest, derating happens.Nothing excites - topline/margin. Market does not find quock triggers. Value emerges. Oneday triggers come, prices rise, growth comes, rerating happens

A durable market bottom will be formed at:
Peak Interest rates
Peak US Dollar
Peak Inflation.
Sentiment has to move to expectations of poor economic outlook, falling inflation and imminent rate cuts by central banks to support the economy .
Still some way off.

Many mid and small cap stocks are in correction phase. Watch 39 EMA closely many will take support from there and bounce back.

*Focus on Good Fundamental Stocks.
*Avoid stocks which go through lower circuit in last few days.
*keep tight stoploss below 55 EMA.

Stan Weinstein's Ideal Short Sale areas: