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Still clueless on how to find perfect breakout/breakdown stocks?

You buy the stock and it falls, you short and it rises. Hold on!

Use these 10 screeners and you’ll Supercharge your Trading:

The last screener is our favorite.

 1/ Intraday Breakout Screener:

This screener will help you in finding out breakout in stocks for intraday.

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2/ Intraday Breakdown Screener:

This screener will help you in finding out breakdown in stocks for intraday.

https://t.co/YRqSwQx2jr
3/ Intraday Volume Buzzer:

This screener filters out stocks that have shown good volumes in 15 mins time frame in intraday.

https://t.co/lobNEhlbX4
4/ Breakout Soon Screener:

This screener will give out stocks that are approaching 52 week high and can give massive upmove.

https://t.co/ayYnys5esA
5/ RSI Bullish Divergence:

RSI Divergence is a good setup to catch reversal in a downtrend.
This screener will identify stocks that are forming bullish divergence.

https://t.co/rnTHzY5sat
6/ RSI Bearish Divergence:

RSI Divergence is a good setup to catch reversal in an uptrend.
This screener will identify stocks that are forming bearish divergence.

https://t.co/iPpIJLC67p
7/ Daily Volume Buzzer:

This screener filter out stocks that has shown good volumes in the daily frame.

https://t.co/Gf09VZq0uO
8/ NR 7 screener:

This screener helps in identifying stock that have squeezed out candle and are about to give big move in any direction depending on the side where it breaks.

https://t.co/vIDIfzbxDj
9/ All time high breakout:

https://t.co/D2ep0b9wh1
10/ Darvas Box:

We have shared an entire strategy on the Darvas box recently. Based on the same, this screener will help you identify stocks that are forming Darvas Box or consolidating.

https://t.co/0V5egOZoaA
These are the top 10 screeners that you can use in your trading. It is for both intraday and positional.

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Rounding Bottom or U Pattern or Saucer all are one and the same with different names and it is a bullish pattern.

Technically, it can be used for both continuation trades in an existing uptrend and reversal trade as well in the case of the downtrend.


Now how we trade rounding bottom pattern?

We try to find out stock that has the pattern but has not given a breakout above the neckline.

Generally, we have observed that majority move happens on breakout itself hence; we keep this stock in the watchlist just before breakout.

What does this mean?

Basically, we look out for the charts where price is consolidating just below the neckline or resistance.

As seen from the below chart where price was consolidation just below the resistance before the breakout and massive upmove.


Also, you would lot of Rounding Bottom Patterns when a stock is in uptrend. That's why this pattern is also called a bullish continuation pattern.

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1/ Rounding Bottom:

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A bullish technical pattern that is very popular in Technical


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Pyramiding 2.0

A thread-


What is pyramiding?

It is simply adding to your winners.

Why use pyramiding?

1. It makes your winners bigger than your losers.

• Because you are adding positions when your trades are going your way, you are increasing your gains but your losers will be small comparatively.

2. You lose less during Draw-down time ( it saves you from losing big during whipsaws )

• Many times when the market is in sideways mode, Entering a trade with full risk might not be the best idea.

• So, you test the waters with a small position first, it could be ⅓ or ¼ of your total risk.

• So if the Breakout fails or whipsaws come, then you will only lose a small part of your overall risk.

• Then when position starts to go in your favor you can add to it.

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