This strategy involves finding stocks that are trading near their high in the past 4 months with rising volumes and closing strong, indicating a possible breakout.
• 15-minute stock breakouts —(Intraday)
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This strategy involves finding stocks that are trading near their high in the past 4 months with rising volumes and closing strong, indicating a possible breakout.
• 15-minute stock breakouts —(Intraday)
https://t.co/8Jo6yZUaGH
Stocks that have seen a sudden spurt in their volume by over 2x times the average volume over the past 10 trading sessions and have gained or lost more than 5% today.
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• Stocks nearing 200 day high by 5% & showing consolidation for the past 30 days with volume above 50 day average.
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• This strategy involves finding stocks closing higher than their previous trading day continuously for the past 5 days.
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• This strategy involves finding stocks basis a bullish reversal three candlestick pattern i.e. Morning star.
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• This screener will filter the stocks where the 50 Simple moving average(SMA) has crossed above the 200 SMA .
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• Looking for Bullish stocks where there is volume and momentum and crossed PDH
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Entry = Open price;
SL = Previous Day High (PDH)
R/R = 1:2 hence
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• This strategy involves finding stocks basis a bearish reversal three candlestick pattern i.e. Evening star.
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a) Always backtest the ideas for atleast 3months and forward test with small qty untill you attain success.
b) Define your risk to 0.5%-1% of your capital per trade.
c) Not more than 3 trades a day.
d) Stick to a single set up.
f) Ensure you have a plan in place, i.e. going long or short basis the stocks screening on the previous evening.
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They either fix the entries, exits or replace the whole system with a new one.
The only thing you need to fix is the MINDSET!
🧵 with Subashish videos.
Collaborated with @AdityaTodmal
The secret to getting from where you are to where you want to be:
1. Define clear goals.
2. Action plan to achieve the goal.
3. Act on the action plan.
4. Eliminate self doubt due to failure.
5. You 'll get the same output if you use the same input.
Motivation is what gets you started, commitment is what gets you going.
6. WHY: is the driving force towards your goal.
• Commitment is the determination of a person to achieve the said goals, no matter the obstacles.
You don't trade the markets, you trade your beliefs about the markets!
7. Limiting beliefs are false beliefs that prevent us from pursuing our goals and desires.
To understand more about belief systems read the book Super Trader https://t.co/AQNE7uhu2K
Discipline to follow rules is a mark of a top trader:
8. Check whether you have followed your set of rules.
9. Analyse the reasons for your profits/losses.
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