If you look into the #weekly #chart you can see clearly if a #stock is under #accumulation or #distribution.

– If volume is above average and it was an UP week, it's accumulation.

– If volume is above average and it was a DOWN week, it's distribution.

@BlogJulianKomar

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.

1/n

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.

2/n

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.

3/n

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.

4/n

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.

5/n

Dear Friends,

Here is a video on weekly breakouts. It explains how we pick the stocks for positional based on weekly breakouts.

Step by step guide for weekly BO analysis with scanner details.

https://t.co/fDq74d7s4v

It's the weekend!

Grab a cup of coffee, in this thread I will explain

1. What drives valuation of a company?
2. Why some companies are valued at high multiples while others aren't?
3. What you should be looking for while buying a business?

Lets dive right in.

Not so long ago, Maruti released an ad campaign - 'Kitna Deti Hai'? (What's the mileage?)

Here is one of the ad's from the

The ad was on point - Indians before buying a car or any vehicle obsess over the mileage the most among all the other specifications.

We as a society are very value conscious.

Nobody has to teach us to drive a good bargain.

The logic for obsessing over mileage also checks out.

If a vehicle gives good mileage then over time as owners of the vehicle you will end up spending less on it in fuel and other added costs.

This ability to gauge long term value before buying something is magically lost when we enter stock market.

Here too you should be asking your stocks - 'Kitna deta hai'?

This time instead of obsessing over mileage, you should be obsessing over cash flows.

If u are a day trader, irrespective of the TF u trade, u should align urself with the trend in 15min TF. Avoiding whats happening in 15min TF, is highly dangerous and will end up as a very costly mistake.

Momentum always fade before it reverses. No abrupt reversal in it.
U can see in the pic below, it always passess through a choppy zone, before trend reversal to give a clear momentum.

With a huge gap up and no follow through today, price is still not bearish
means no short now

(1/n) Some notes from my trading journal – A thread
With this thread I shall attempt to explain how I select my trading picks.

I have learn't this concept from @markminervini 's books. Hope it helps.

#Trade #Investment #invest #StockMarket #stocks #india

(2/n) Stock trading above 200 and 50 DMA

Buy high to gain higher. CMP above 50 Day Moving Average (DMA) and 50 DMA above 200 DMA signifies the stock to be in an uptrend. This is an uncompromisable rule. @ZerodhaVarsity @zerodhaonline
#stocks

(3/n) Volume

Volume is the key factor. The stock should show clear signs of accumulation. Generally, accumulation should happen over multiple periods of time. Attached image in the case of #BALAMINES can be used as an eg.
@ZerodhaVarsity

#stocks #StockMarket

(4/n) Surge

A stock should be bought either when it’s in stage 2 or when it’s forming a base after a surge. Surge is an upward move in a stock. The best trades are those when a huge surge happens in a very short time frame. Eg #FILATEX
@ZerodhaVarsity

#stocks #StockMarket

(5/n) Consolidation

After a good surge, a stock generally consolidates. This means the stock is in its resting period and will trade only in a range. This phase will be coupled with volume dry up. Tight range with low volumes are the best setups. @ZerodhaVarsity
#stocks