Characteristics of a great #stock:

• High relative strength (99 IBD)
• Strong growth (>50% sales yoy)
• Strong uptrend (>70% from 52w low)
• Young (<5 years)
• Best sector (A+ IBD)
• High accumulation (A+ IBD)
• Low number of shares (<20 million)
• Interesting story

4 simple #rules to find #great #stocks

1. Look for great companies making great products.

2. Require strong profit & sales growth.

3. Company must have a huge future growth potential.

4. Make sure the stock is in an uptrend & under accumulation.

7 signs a stock trend is exhausted:

1) Price >100% above MA 200
2) Largest volume since start of the trend
3) Big gap after several months of rally
4) New highs on lower volume
5) Reversal bar on weekly chart
6) 50% gains in 3 weeks
7) >7 days up in a row

What else?

Chasing extended #stocks is often not rewarded! What's extended?

1) >70% above EMA 200
2) Up 3 days in a row
3) >3 pullbacks on the EMA 21
4) >5% above trading base without pullback
5) >10% in one day It's better to wait for a consolidation before you enter.

My top 6 #trading #books:

1 How to make money in stocks (O'Neil)
2 How to trade in stocks (Livermore)
3 Trading in the Zone (Douglas)
4 Trade Like a Stock Market Wizard (Minervini)
5 Reminiscences of a Stock Operator (Lefèvre)
6 How I Made $2 Million In The Stock Market (Darvas)

#Trading tip: There is rarely a reason to sell a stock which is above the EMA 8 or even EMA 21. I am sure: If you use this rule instead of blindly selling on your feelings, you will make a lot more profits.

In this article, I will walk you through all of the pros and cons of using supply and demand zones. I will teach you how to use them and more importantly, I will show you real trading examples as seen through my eyes.

All-in-one chart that has everything you need to about trading cash stocks!

- How to enter
- How to define stop loss
- When to pyramid
- When to exit

Focus on big base breakouts & if this works even for 30-40% of your trades, you will make decent returns!

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An educational #Thread on what type of trades 1 can take & what r the rules for it.

Majorly there r 3 types of trades a trader takes :-

* Breakout Trade
* Breakout Retest Trade
* High risk reward contra trades

Disc. - All the #Stocks discussed are for educational purpose!

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#Breakout Trade!

A Breakout trade is usually a trade where the price breaks a strong resistance/supply level after consolidation. These r considered strong stocks.

To add conviction to our trade we check volumes, RSI, RS etc. for confirmation.

Let's understand with e.g :-

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#ADANIPOWER

It has broken strong resistance level of 135 with strong volumes on daily chart with RSI crossing 70, Prev. swing high which adds more conviction in the trade & makes it a high probability trade.

Suggestion - Add 50% qty on breakout & rest 50% wait for retest.

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Breakout Retest #Trade

A Breakout retest trade is usually a trade where the price breaks a strong resistance with volumes, strong RSI & then retest the same price level with low volumes & RSI not breaking 55 on D which signifies a true retest.

Let's understand with e.g:-

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#timken INDIA

It broke the strong resistance level of 2130 with strong volumes, RSI after long consolidation. After breakout it has retested it with low volumes & RSI abv 55.

Suggestion - Good risk reward here but 1 should keep S.L at breakout candle low i.e 2084 on clbs.

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How to build a successful trading mindset?

A thread 🧵

There is a lot of talk about trading mindset or psychology. But what exactly is trading mindset?

#StockMarket #trading

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Trading mindset is the state your mind is in, the thoughts that flow through you and the basis on which you take make various decisions about trading.

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More often than not, we know there are certain rules to this business, we know the rules we are supposed to follow to stand a chance to be successful in this business, but we are not able to.

Why?

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The problems most traders face are more or less similar but the methods or approach to solve it is different.

Because though the problems are similar, what triggers an individual to go down the wrong way or repeat the same mistake is different.

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So in this case, inward reflection to identify the key triggers and working on them with positive affirmations is required.

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Complete Guide to Swing Trading
A Mega Thread 🧵
With Live Charts and Examples

Comment " Yes " and Retweet if You want PDF version

Criteria for Swing Trading :

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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What is HH HL Structure ?

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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A structure of Lower Highs is good for selling side , as each bounces will be sold off
Previous Swings will now act as Resistance in Downtrend and Support in Uptrend

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Enter Stage 2 Uptrend
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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