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Dear Friends,
#sssnewfeature
We have implemented sector chart analysis feature and it is available from Scans, Positional and Analysis pages.

Power is given to you. Step ahead with your analysis with leading sectors analysis https://t.co/7rQ5UjCd2J

Dear Friends,

A Sector analysis for scans feature will be added to site.

Eg:- See analysis for 52weeks high breakout, from text tile sector has more breakouts, so concentrate on Textile sector pic.twitter.com/U0cIoEeKDy
— SSStockAlerts (@ssstockalerts) May 19, 2021

- 52 weeks high breakout stocks analysis
- You can see them in tabular format as well and get list of stocks for each sector also.
- Enhanced filter to support these sectors, so you can apply these sectors in filter also.

SSStockAlerts
@ssstockalerts

#CDSL
- Stock rallied to 986 from 789(25%) in just 23days.
- Able to catch the momentum stock near its area of value.
- Find out the stocks which respect which moving average using our AOV analysis and know this type of stocks earlier before bigger move.

#Areaofvalue analysis#CDSL
Buy near 21 SMA support. This stock respects 21 SMA for 84% time. Backtested for last 1 year.

Candle size is getting smaller and volume also less then avg volume.
Any time it can reverse from here.

Help/Supporthttps://t.co/rRCfjf3KIi pic.twitter.com/KGyyAAQ1tV
— SSStockAlerts (@ssstockalerts) May 6, 2021

SSStockAlerts
@ssstockalerts

How to know smart money entries easily?
Simply go to
https://t.co/KVSw24ngG7

Click on buy only option which shows only smart money entries.
Buy only means -> Client only bought these stocks and didn't do intraday on that.

https://t.co/JO0bm5RJxT

SSStockAlerts
@ssstockalerts

Dear Friends,
#Sssnewfeature

We have implemented the Price range scans to identify which are in the tight price range for the last few days. Use these scans along with the other scans like the Mark Minervini pattern(High momentum).
@krishchess @Techtrades365
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- These scans can help to find out the stocks whose range is < 5% or 7%.
1. 3 candles price range below 7%
2. 5 candles price range below 7%
3. 10 candles price range below 7%
4. 3 candles price range below 5%
5. 5 candles price range below 5%
6. 10 candles price range below 5%

Why range is important?
When you enter into a trade, for setting up a stop loss if we get the stocks within the 7% price range then we can keep our sl with less than 7%.
- As per Mark Minervini, don't keep the SL with more than 8%.

https://t.co/RkaOwvfBaq
Scans => price range

SSStockAlerts
@ssstockalerts

Weekly breakout stock selection process:-

1) Log into https://t.co/tiGBjCOHDM and select scans context. Go to advanced mode and select Weekly breakout stocks scan
2) This scan has 3 patterns.
A)High Momentum on weekly is based on Mark Minervini pattern.

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Mark Minervini pattern ( stock up by 50% from 52 weeks low, price is within 25% range from 52 weeks high, price higher than 50 sma , 50 sma higher than 200 sma)

B) Resistance breakout on weekly,

C) Green Strength candle on weekly.

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If the candle body (open-close) ratio is higher than 50% of candle height(high -low) is considered as a Strength candle.

3) Further filter stocks above 50 rs & volume above 1 lacs & you get the list of good stocks as we are eliminating low volume stocks.

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4) View stocks on weekly chart having support & resistance, HH HL, LL HL, SP (swing point) & 20 Sma pre-applied.
5) IF ANY STOCK HAS RUN MORE THAN 15% in a week, I AVOID those stocks, as it can reverse or consolidate & SL will be more points.

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6) My favorite chart pattern is Stock ran to 52 weeks high and it ran a minimum of 100% from its 52 weeks low price also given a pullback with less volume and then a breakout should happen from a recent high with good/highest volume.

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More from Screeners

Darshan Mehta
@darshanvmehta1

Did you know: U can make tremendous money if u refer to these 2 websites...open the attachments posted here and read them

Ravi Sharma
@StocksNerd

I use 4 scanners:

1) Volatility, Volume & daily range compression scanner
2) Punch-Drunk-Love
3) GE Ratio - to track fundamentally strong stocks
4) Recently created one to track Power Play setups.

I get around 150-200 stocks daily & choose the ones with the most potential.

Sir, How do u find a set up - Do you track chart of each stock daily ? Or do u have filters , that lead you to a number of stocks , after which you scan them.
— AKASH GUPTA (@lockdownmurti) August 25, 2021

Yash Mehta
@YMehta_

Screeners helps trader in saving lot of time in filtering best stocks out of 5000+ listed stocks.

Here is the list of top 7 Free Strategy and its respective screeners that I use:

Also, last screener is my favorite to pick early momentum stocks.

1/ Golden Crossover:

Golden Crossover of 20 EMA above 200 EMA is a good strategy used by the trader. This screener will help you in identifying stocks that has given golden

2/ CCI Momentum:

CCI is a good indicator to find out stocks that are bullish and are in momentum. I had already shared a thread on the same.

This screener will help in identifying stocks for which CCI has crossed above

3/ Bullish Engulfing:

Bullish Divergence is a setup used by contrarian traders.
This screener will help in identifying stocks in which bullish divergence is

4/ Bearish Engulfing:

Bearish Divergence is a setup used by traders to take contra trades.
This screener will help in identifying stocks in which bearish divergence is

ScorpioManoj
@scorpiomanojFRM

#INDICATORS
Intraday trading is all about identifying 3 components 1) Trend 2) Direction 3) Momentum
(TDM).
Trend - Developing cpr width
Direction - PivotShiftIndicator
Momentum - PivotRSI.

Just finished devloping color codes for identifying trades based on TDM.

Kunal Bothra
@kbbothra

4th consecutive month of Negative returns on Nifty has Always been Major Bottom for Nifty.

We already had 3 mnt -ve so far

(Mar 20: 3rd consecutive -ve mnth)
Feb-19: 3rd
Dec-16: 4th
Feb-16: 4th
Aug-13: 3rd
Nov-08:3rd
Nov-01:4th

Just see the bounce from there !
Wats your view?

I think I'm giving up on mainstream marketing content.

I'm giving up on social media consumption too.

So little substance.

Need to devote more time doing. More time creating.

Who needs another "5 ways to boost growth" post? I click and am disappointed every time. Not again.

I don't want to poop on content marketing, but marketers need to step it up.

Or at least, founders need to know that doing something is not always better than doing nothing.

Why is content marketing not as effective as it used to be? An innumerable amount of factors...

But one things for damn sure.

Things have to change.

Two of the chief sins:
1. Unoriginal research/story/study/etc
2. Not having anything more to add that's meaningful

Why blog/podcast/vlog/etc about something that's already been said? Already been done?

Do we really need another interview with founder of x hot startup? Do we really need another ultimate guide about facebook ads?

Not all content is like this...

Sometimes, you get an occasional piece that truly leaves you better off than you were before. That doesn't make you want to skim.

An original case study. A first time interview with a founder. An honest account of an experiment. An explanation of a change, shift, or realization.

Shaun Russell
@_ShaunRussell

"I really want to break into Product Management"

make products.

"If only someone would tell me how I can get a startup to notice me."

Make Products.

"I guess it's impossible and I'll never break into the industry."

MAKE PRODUCTS.

Courtesy of @edbrisson's wonderful thread on breaking into comics – https://t.co/TgNblNSCBj – here is why the same applies to Product Management, too.

"I really want to break into comics"

make comics.

"If only someone would tell me how I can get an editor to notice me."

Make Comics.

"I guess it's impossible and I'll never break into the industry."

MAKE COMICS.
— Ed Brisson (@edbrisson) December 4, 2018

There is no better way of learning the craft of product, or proving your potential to employers, than just doing it.

You do not need anybody's permission. We don't have diplomas, nor doctorates. We can barely agree on a single standard of what a Product Manager is supposed to do.

But – there is at least one blindingly obvious industry consensus – a Product Manager makes Products.

And they don't need to be kept at the exact right temperature, given endless resource, or carefully protected in order to do this.

They find their own way.