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Over the last couple of years, I did n number of research on systematic investment methods.
What happens if I do SIP only during market corrections ?
What happens if I pick stocks based on momentum rules? Here’s small thread on Why I moved to index fund investing? 🧵

When it comes to trading most of us are busy with backtesting multiple option trading strategies with no code platforms like Stockmock Algotest etc but when it comes to investing very few charting platforms available to test long term investing methods.

I wanted to do SIP but instead of investing in mutual funds, I wanted to develop systematic approach on choosing the stocks and invest in them and rebalance them based on certain criteria.

I have written multiple articles on this topic, like how to find which is the best sector to invest?

Should you invest in 52 week high stocks or 52 week low stocks ?

Very useful Free Curated Investing resource & E-Book

1. Investing Resource (@Vivek_Investor)
https://t.co/O2PqZOVJDe

2. A Curated Book Of All Essays Anand Sridharan Sir (Nalanda)
https://t.co/DPI4mN3mxO

For download Write 0 in Price or any amount if you wish :)

If you're trying to analyze a company without using an adequate checklist, you may make a very bad investment" - Charlie Munger

Small Thread of Investment Checklist from Masters

1. Charlie Munger's Investment Checklist

2. Warren Buffett's Investment Checklist

3. Philip Fisher's 15 points Businesses Analysis Checklist

4. Peter Lynch's Investment Checklist

5. Mohnish Pabrai's Investment Checklist

All patterns that a Trader must know -
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(Free PDF inside)

Hammer

- bullish signal, consisting of a short upper body and longer lower wick.

- forms because the prices bounced back even after selling pressure.

- hammer at the bottom of a downtrend indicates that the trend has changed to bullish.

Hanging Man

- A hammer formation at the top of an uptrend.

- It is a bearish signal indicating the end of the uptrend.

- The long lower wick indicates that the buyers have tried to keep the prices up but the sellers are gaining control.

Inverted Hammer

- If it forms at the bottom of a downtrend is a bullish trend reversal signal.

- It indicates that the buyers were able to resist selling pressure as sellers were not able to take the price down much.

- View confirms by a green candle afterward.

Shooting Star

- inverted hammer formation at the top of an uptrend.

- It is a bearish trend reversal signal.

- The long upper wick indicates that the buyers were not able to take the prices up, as sellers are gaining control.

- confirm by red candle afterwards.

Top 13 websites providing extremely useful Data for Options Traders -

1- Go charting
For Orderflow data along with other useful stuffs.

2- Trendlyne
For it's customisable scanners.

3- icharts
for all present & historical data related to Stock as well as Index options.

4- Opstra
for it's accurate payoff diagrams & strategy builder.

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Google sheets is used by almost 99% people in the world 🌎

Most people don’t know how to use it for TRADING and INVESTING purposes 📖

10 features everyone should know :

How you can use some secret features of Google Sheet and Google Finance in your trading together?

5 things that a trader should know and implement:

GOOGLEFINANCE(ticker, [attribute], [start_date], [end_date|num_days], [interval])

Above function is a basic one.

Let's decode each parameter in this:
1. Ticker: This is the symbol of the stock.

"NSE: RELIANCE" is the ticker for Reliance Industries

2. Attribute:
The attribute to fetch about ticker from Google Finance and is required if a date is specified.

Following data can be fetched:
-Open
-Close
-High
-Low
-Volume
-Market Cap
-Price (Ltp)
-52-week high
-52-week low
-Change in price

3. Start_Date (Optional): The start date when fetching historical data.

4. End_Date|Num_Days (O): The end date when fetching historical data, or the number of days from start_date for which to return data.

5. Interval (O): The frequency of returned data; either "D" or "W"