Having a long weekend of 4 days - so penned down my thoughts on what helped me in the market for someone who needs a direction. Do give it a read. Thanks. Probably might help you a lot in your

Borosil Renewables - Patterns like these must be looked at carefully and must be kept on the radar. Herein price is contracting which generally signifies shifting of hands (from weak to strong). If you go wrong, the risk is limited in these.

Syngene:

For long term investors - Buy at any dips
PnF Chart (1%*3) Stop loss level - 570 (previous low O's below Anchor column)
Candlesticks Charts - 605 (below gap boundary)

below Anchor column breakout** (ABC)

@SAnngeri Gujarat Gas - had this beautiful contraction till May 31st pump and thereafter the price moved up. Now, consolidating near 20EMA. Perfect for a low risk-entry set up with a strict SL.

Just one basic filter will save a lot of your money. If the price falls below 200 days MA and it is sloping down - avoid any buys till the MA flattens up & the stock forms a higher low or just wait for initial move to prove itself & buy when MA starts sloping up

Lupin

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Some ofthe biggest breakouts occur after Volatility Contraction, the analogy is that more a spring is pressed, higher it jumps whenever it gets released.

There is a VCP Scanner on chartink (Not mine). This may also be used to find potential Breakouts.

This is in response to the question by @unseenvalue

If I had to buy 1 stock today, anywhere in the world, no avg. up or down, 5 year holding period (I will make that as 10 year for thesis to play out)

Since I track mainly Indian equities, restricting the choice to this space

Few points to look for
1. Strong macro tailwind rather than headwind, huge growth runway for company/segment. It can't be in a niche space & demand must not be easily substitutable
2. Strong Biz Model, high growth curve (15%+ over the period), strong ROE profile (hurdle rate 20%)

3. Low or no leverage, efficient capital allocation, (read minimal or zero fresh dilution requirements), strong cash flows and correspondingly high dividend payout ratios (consistent dividend history) and finally strong moat and with limited regulatory involvement / no reg issues

4. Promoter quality and intention must be beyond reproach, proven management with skin in the game
5. Capability to manage disruption, and if possible to even profit from it. If you can't be disrupted easily, you will eventually adapt your game to gain scale

6. There must be a possibility of non-linear growth if the scale-up hypothesis gets proven right. It's like an FD with low fixed return plus significant upside optionality. Multiple revenue streams / margin levers / IP that can provide non linearity in growth

Hence Proved:
Bulls love Valley's (V shaped)
#Bulls hate Mountains.
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