A small multi time frame system to identify stronger stocks based on RSI/SuperTrend/EMA
@Definedge
Conditions:
a) RSI > 55 < 70 in daily
b) RSI > 60 in weekly/monthly
c) Candle close above SuperTrend(10,3)
d) Candle close above 200EMA in daily and 34EMA in weekly/monthly
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I have published these scanners in TradePoint Web of @Definedge. These scanners can also be developed in TradePoint Desktop.
1) Run these scanners on Multi Time Frame Scanners
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Save the qualified candidates (score above 2) to a group for doing further analysis.
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Run FusionMatrix on this group to check stronger candidates, Sort on RS-Ranking score and select top candidates. Look for long entries based on your favorite systems.
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One example #TATAELXSI on daily charts
RS chart bullish ABC pattern and in Price chart probable bear trap and bullish ABC
(bullish divergence between price and RS charts also)
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Another way of doing further study is to run Heikin-Ashi bullish reversal scanner on the short-listed candidates. This scanner is also published in TradePoint.
I ran this scanner and the result as follows:
Example of #ONGC

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