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Detailed Study of Stocks that became 5X in past 2 Years
A Mega Thread🧵

Concepts :
Relative Strength
Stage Analysis

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We have Got around 86 Stocks that became 5X in 2 years
These Belonged to various sectors and Groups

Excel Link for List of Stocks
https://t.co/jESOUM32b5
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All stocks had few things in common :

Stocks doubled Before entering into Stage 2 Uptrend
52 week RS was positive in stage 2
90% stocks even gave all time high breakout after Stage 2
60 Stocks had market cap less than 1000 Cr

Examples : OLECTRA , PGEL
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So What is Relative Strength ?

Relative strength is a strategy used in momentum investing and in identifying value stocks.

It focuses on investing in stocks or other investments that have performed well relative to the market as a whole or to a relevant benchmark.
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How to Apply ?
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By bharattrader
By traderlion
By Modhelius
I use by bharattrader
In setting use 52 period
Use Weekly Chart
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There is a growing and numbing realisation of just how bad Sunak's budget really was. Worse, he’s even now saying that there is nothing he can do about poverty. This is a long thread to explain why he’s failing and what we can do about it if we want to change our politics.

For those who don’t want to read a long Twitter thread there is a blog version here.
https://t.co/AuTdAr1f1n if you want a summary of the whole thread it’s this: the neoliberal thinking that all our main political parties subscribe to is now bankrupt. We need something new now.

Sunak faced a challenge this week. A winning Chancellor has to decide how to secure the support their party needs to win elections. In that case there will always be winners and losers in a budget. So Sunak had to make decisions.

However, it’s fair to say that decisions are always constrained. No budget has, I suspect, ever delivered precisely the policies any Chancellor has really wanted. That’s because all politicians are fantasists and reality has to be addressed as well in any budget.

The overwhelming realities that Sunak needed to address yesterday were really not hard to spot. First, there was the real economic chaos created by shortages in the economy. These are the result of Covid, Brexit and now war, but which heavily pre-dated the last.