Shortlisting stocks is a tedious task.

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1/ Short term breakouts:

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
2/ Volume Shockers (stocks with rising volumes):

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.

https://t.co/6bE3KcBbsT
3/ Potential breakouts:

• Stocks nearing 200 day high by 5% & showing consolidation for the past 30 days with volume above 50 day average.

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4/ Strong Stocks:

• This strategy involves finding stocks closing higher than their previous trading day continuously for the past 5 days.

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5/ 52 week breakout:

https://t.co/QXZCQ7e3Le
6/ Morning Star Candlestick pattern:

• This strategy involves finding stocks basis a bullish reversal three candlestick pattern i.e. Morning star.

https://t.co/gVrXy5qfRt
7/ Golden cross scan:

• This screener will filter the stocks where the 50 Simple moving average(SMA) has crossed above the 200 SMA .

https://t.co/ZuvSACXWbS
8/ Bullish - Momentum Stocks:

• Looking for Bullish stocks where there is volume and momentum and crossed PDH

https://t.co/WHiu8lAdSP
9/ The perfect short:

• Traders who prefer to short can use this screener

Entry = Open price;
SL = Previous Day High (PDH)
R/R = 1:2 hence

https://t.co/LVW1Ue4KSk
10/ Evening Star Candlestick Pattern:

• This strategy involves finding stocks basis a bearish reversal three candlestick pattern i.e. Evening star.

https://t.co/koGa6uI9B8
Precautions:

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.
e) If you trade in stocks on intraday basis ensure you screen the potential stocks the previous evening.

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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