Rajesh,
Stock Selection - Don't get too caught in top down analysis or bottom up analysis in markets. Analyzing sector and its performance is important for Investments. Not for Swing trades. Let me give you an example.
DLF belongs to Realty sector. It has underperformed markets both as a stock and as an index constituent. Realty sector has been the worst performer in the market. Yet, I have extracted majority of my swing trades through DLF. If you go back a few pages, you would see that I shorted DLF at 348 and covered once at 310. I again went short at 318 and covered at 269. Recently I went long on DLF at 274 and have covered positions at 315. Now, what has sector got to do with my trades here? The answer is absolutely nothing.
Hence, if you want to Swing trade, stick with High Beta stocks. DLF,Hindalco, Tata Steel, Rel Cap are god's gift to Swing traders. Hope you get it.
As far as getting Beta data is concerned, most of the charting softwares give you that. Amibroker and Metastock do that. I don't know about the rest. You can manually calculate Beta too. Just seek more information regarding it on Investopedia.com
Tc
Stock Selection - Don't get too caught in top down analysis or bottom up analysis in markets. Analyzing sector and its performance is important for Investments. Not for Swing trades. Let me give you an example.
DLF belongs to Realty sector. It has underperformed markets both as a stock and as an index constituent. Realty sector has been the worst performer in the market. Yet, I have extracted majority of my swing trades through DLF. If you go back a few pages, you would see that I shorted DLF at 348 and covered once at 310. I again went short at 318 and covered at 269. Recently I went long on DLF at 274 and have covered positions at 315. Now, what has sector got to do with my trades here? The answer is absolutely nothing.
Hence, if you want to Swing trade, stick with High Beta stocks. DLF,Hindalco, Tata Steel, Rel Cap are god's gift to Swing traders. Hope you get it.
As far as getting Beta data is concerned, most of the charting softwares give you that. Amibroker and Metastock do that. I don't know about the rest. You can manually calculate Beta too. Just seek more information regarding it on Investopedia.com
Tc