Learning to catch High Probability Breakouts

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manojborle

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Thanks for reply and message taken, I will not put my money on indicator alone, Say for example conditions given by Manoj are met, then watch for stock to make HH/HL also check fundamentals and than with stoploss enter.
Presently I am having this much of data only, Hence unable to find any supply zones, nearest demand zone is 980 t0 935, next one is 770 to 717.



Thanks monkeybusiness
This is what I was referring to. Use this method only to filter out potential candidates and then use simple strategies such as HH/HL to ride the trend.
 
Thanks monkeybusiness
This is what I was referring to. Use this method only to filter out potential candidates and then use simple strategies such as HH/HL to ride the trend.
Yes Manojbhai,

Since long I was searching for something to find potential long term candidates, with this method, I can spare day or two on week end to search for candidates and make a watchlist to see the future action. I am not a full time trader, so if I can prepare a watchlist, I can keep an eye on them.
 

manojborle

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Yes Manojbhai,

Since long I was searching for something to find potential long term candidates, with this method, I can spare day or two on week end to search for candidates and make a watchlist to see the future action. I am not a full time trader, so if I can prepare a watchlist, I can keep an eye on them.
Yes
When you use weekly charts you can find stocks for holding period of 2-3 years.
When you use daily charts , you can find out stocks for holding period of 6 month to a year.
 

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