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Anshika Sharma⚡
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Insiders and operators can hide everything from you except VOLUME,
Yes, Volume is the most useful indicator in Price Action Trading.

A thread🧵 on Volume Analysis and Interpretation -

Price increases + Volume increases = Bulls have strength

Price decreases + Volume increases = Bears have strength

Price increases + volume decreases = Bulls don't have strength, won't sustain higher levels

Price decreases + volume decreases = Bears don't have strength.

Points to Remember -
1. Big breakouts start with big VOLUME always.

The Higher the volume + Higher the range = the bigger will be the move.

2. When the stock consolidates and rejects from the higher price, volume is always low.
And when it gives the decisive breakouts, The Volume is stronger than the whole consolidation..
See the attached chart.

3. When the trend changes from Positive to Negative, Or Negative to Positive, It is always supported by strong Volume..
See the volume when the stock was declining and going in a downtrend from the uptrend in the pic below.

4. If the volume candle is strong and the price is not increasing, It means it is selling volume and big players started exiting their position at higher levels..

5. After the Breakout, If the volume keeps on Increasing, and the volume keeps on making new highs with the stock, then the chances of it is turning into a multi-bagger is higher.

6. If during the breakout price formed a baby candle and making a lower low,upper high pattern then the chances of its further move is much higher.

7. These rules apply on all time frame..
Remember, If you do swing trading, Start with a weekly chart, then analyze the day chart and then 30 Minutes as well..

Volume analysis can give you an Edge over others if you learned to use it properly.
Now a task for you all,
Go and Find 3 Stocks Breaking out with strong volume, comment their name below,and we will see the result next week.
@Trading0secrets

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✨Anshika Sharma
@Anshi_________

Low-risk, High-return stocks are what we look for relentlessly

But many of them we know but ignore
some of them don't grab financial headlines

Here are 10 low-risk, high return stocks (that we ignore):

What I mean by “high-return”?

These stocks have OUTPERFORMED the market:

💹Chart with upwards trend Since IPO
💹Chart with upwards trend Over the last 5 Years or since IPO

These are all long-term winners that will keep on winning

What do We Mean by “low-risk”?

A combination of:

❣️Great management
❣️Broad moat
❣️Financially strong
❣️High ROCE
❣️Low Disruption/Dilution/Volatility
❣️Consistent Organic Growth
❣️Assorted Customers/Suppliers
❣️Low debt

1-#CDSL

A depository is a big business and will grow continuously, Its a sustainable business
cause "Market hai toh CDSL bhi hai or rahega"

2- #Dixon

High Management Efficiency with a high ROE of 19.30%
Healthy long-term growth as Net Sales has grown by an annual rate of more than 30%
High Institutional Holdings

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✨Anshika Sharma
@Anshi_________

My 🔟 Biggest Trading Mistakes 🧵

1⃣ Not having a trading plan

Initially, I had no proper trading plan.
Risk and rewards were not defined.

even when I tried to make a plan, I couldn't stick to it due to 2nd guessing and ended up making losses.

Overtrading and oversize are normal for traders without plan.

2⃣ Trying to buy bottoms and selling tops

'Squeezing the last drop of profit is the sure recipe to get rekt'

I tried to buy oversold stocks and sell overbought stocks..
Guess what??
ended up making losses

In trading, momentum is our friend, Try to be in the direction of trend.

3⃣ selling a big winner early

I bought #Adanient at INR 510

I sold few days later after a 10% gain

Current price: INR 1500

I was in a rush to take profits, so I missed out on HUGE upside

If the opportunity is huge, hold!

4⃣ Not buying stock due to high price

I've made this mistake over and over again

I didn't buy Adani stocks at last year because the prices were high

Current price: Higher

In trading, Buy high sell higher is a better strategy than buying low selling high.

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$Anshika Sharma\u26a1$

Anshika Sharma⚡
@Anshi_________

How to find a stock before it Breaks Out ??

Well, this is a time consuming and complex process, Here is a CHEATSHEET for you ⬇️👇

Follow some Twitter accounts who share their stock lists on weekend like
@Trading0secrets
@chartmojo
@Technicalchart1
@BakuSarman
and many others..
also don’t forget to follow my account @Anshi_________

2/5

Now on Weekends, go through all of the stock lists of accounts you follow and Make your watchlist of them…

Remember, Don’t remove any stock from your list and keep adding new stocks every weekend,

Do this for a month and you should have watch list of atleast 50 stocks

3/5

Now, after every market close, Go and surf your watchlist, You will find many stocks looking good to which can give a breakout -

Give priority to Stocks that

- Are green in red market
- Near their yearly high
- Trading at their all time high
- Making HH HL pattern

4/5

- Retesting breakout levels
- Breaking their important Moving Averages
- Coming out of long consolidation
-Volume building up..

Make another list of such 5-10 stocks and keep tracking them throughout the day and you will Definitely find 1-2 Breakout stocks.

That’s all!!!

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✨Anshika Sharma
@Anshi_________

How one's investment philosophy should be and when should one book profits---

▶️A high return portfolio - a concentrated portfolio with around 10 stocks of high-growth companies which have moat in their business should be excellent. Moat allows businesses to compound their revenues, cash flows, and earnings for an extended period of time.

such companies often are led by visionary founders with skin in the game. You should always buy with the intention of holding indefinitely but it is always with the intention of holding indefinitely but the business world is very competitive now so you should hold stocks until

▶️When you should sell-
1 - When you spot a new opportunity or need cash urgently.
2 -When the management becomes worse or CFO/auditors changed .
3 -When other competitors are dominating ie When the moat has been invaded.
4-When a company's rev. growth < 12% pa or slow down QOQ

Using technical/EMAs to exit
Exit a stock when it starts to trade below 200 EMA.

$Anshika Sharma\u26a1$

Anshika Sharma⚡
@Anshi_________

90% Traders use Stoploss but many of them don't know how to use it properly,

Everything you need to about deciding, placing and calculating a stop loss and position sizing..

A Thread🧵

In this thread, We will learn

1. Stop Loss placement.
2. Calculation of Stoploss.
3. Calculating Position Size.
4. Probably never get bankrupt trading.

We need a stop Loss to determine where should we cut or exit the trade.

We exit the trade because the price structure starts
showing an opposite move than we had anticipated and hence it should no longer make sense to ride in the opposite direction.
Stop Loss is to be placed at that area where the market structure has turned in the opposite direction

To illustrate, in an uptrend market as illustrated below, if the Low from which a new high is made, gets broken, we can assume that the market structure is broken and the trend has changed.
If the above scenario happens, an SL at the level which changes the mkt strctr is logical.

SL is necessary
1. To find the area where the MS might change and
hence it'll become illogical to keep a trade going whilst
market structure is pointing a move in the opposite direction.
2. To calculate the Position Size of the trade.

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Here let me explain through simple math.
Say BN at 30000
30000 straddle trading at combine premium 800 ( based on current volatility)
Put at 400
Call at 400
You don’t know direction. Sold both.

If move will not come than both will decrease gradually.

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