Every stock that goes up 5 times or more follows a fixed pattern .

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This will help us identify such stocks with a systematic and simple investing approach.

I use the following concepts to identify stocks which can move 5 times
-Relative Strength
-Stage Analysis
-Volume Analysis

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I believe that every stock must outperform Nifty before it becomes a multibagger. I use relative strength to identify stocks that are outperforming Nifty.

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I then divides stocks in to four phases. I pick stocks that are in stage 2 or uptrend phase. I use moving average to identify stocks that are entering stage 2 advance.

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Finally, I look at price and volume action to confirm entries and exits from the stock.

I have given several examples of stocks like Yes Bank, IEX,HSCL, Elecon Engineering, JSW Energy etc.

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Paul Tudor Jones’ 10 Trading Principles that made him a Legend and a Billionaire:

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#1 He has a strong work ethic based on passion for the business.

“The secret to being successful from a trading perspective is to have an indefatigable and an undying and unquenchable thirst for information and knowledge.”

#2 He followed price action not fundamental valuations.
“At the end of the day, your job is to buy what goes up and to sell what goes down.”

#3 He was able to stay humble and stay flexible. He was always ready to admit he was wrong and exit any trade.

“Every day I assume every position I have is wrong.”

#4 He did not believe in adding to a losing trade.

“Losers average losers.” (Posted on the wall of his office).

I asked, "What’s one book every man should read?"

I received 1,500+ responses.

Here are 20 books every man should read in his lifetime:

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Man's Search For Meaning

by Viktor

2/

The Way of The Superior Man

by David

3/

Meditations

by Marcus

4/

The Rational Male

by @RationalMale

In the fall of 2018, I signed up for a class called "Introduction to the Stock Market and Technical Analysis" taught by Dr. Eric Wish

This class changed my life.

Here are 10 Lessons Dr. Wish taught me from his over 50 Years of Trading.

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Before this class I had absolutely no knowledge about investing, trading, or how to read a stock chart

Today, trading & studying the commonalities between the greatest performing stocks is my passion, and what I’ve spent the past 1000+ days focused on

Now onto the first lesson

Financial Literacy

The first lesson Dr. Wish taught me was the importance of overall financial literacy.

Roth IRAs, interest rates, budgeting, building credit the right way.

You need to master money management before thinking moving on to trading/investing.

Overall Strategy

Throughout the class, Dr. Wish repeated his trading mantra.

As you gain trading knowledge and experience, you'll appreciate the simplicity and depth of this one sentence:

Determine the Market Trend

The vast majority of stocks follow the overall trend of the market. This is why the mantra begins with “In a Rising Market”

"At least 50% of the whole game is the general market."

-William O'Neil

Michael Jordan. Kobe Bryant. D Wade.

3 killers… but 1 man behind the curtain.

Performance coach & mindset engineer — Tim Grover.

I spent hours studying his stuff…

Here are 7 key lessons for developing killer instinct, dominating the competition & coming out on top.

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1 / Be Relentless

Success isn’t as complicated as most people think.

In fact, Tim boils it down to one simple trait: relentlessness.

For some…it’s innate. But for the rest of us, it’s a choice.

But what exactly does it mean to be relentless?

2/ Lose “Good Enough”

Over the years, MJ racked up quite a few championships.

But every off season he had one goal: to get better.

Why?

For winners, “good enough” is not an option.

Being relentless means committing to endless improvement —even when you’re winning.

Put it to practice:

Every time you achieve a goal, schedule a check in.

Ask yourself:
- Where did I fall short?
- What’s my next advantage?
- Where am I phoning it in?

Winners don’t get complacent with small victories…

Identify the next opportunity & pounce on it.

3/ Cooler, Closer, Cleaner

Grover has a simple framework for categorizing competitors:

1. Coolers: Avoid confrontation
2. Closers: Follow you into battle
3. Cleaners: Start the war, then finish it.

Metaphors aside, Cleaner’s win. And they win big.

Which one are you?

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•ITC
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