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Understand New type of Price Representation on charts.
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What is Heikin Ashi? 1. Heikin-Ashi, also called Heiken-Ashi, is translated as an "average bar" in Japanese. 2. The Heikin Ashi strategy is a useful tool used in identifying market trends and
predicting the future prices of assets.
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3. The Heikin Ashi can be used alone or in conjunction with candlestick charts. 4. These charts can be very useful as they make it easier to read candlestick charts
and analyze market trends , without noise 3/n
Heikin Ashi vs Candlestick 1. The Heikin Ashi has a few differences with the traditional candlestick chart.
The candles on traditional candlesticks usually change from green to red (up or
down), making it difficult for some traders to interpret.
Candlestick vs Heikin Ashi chart
2.However, the candles on a Heikin Ashi chart display more consecutive colored
candles, making it easy for traders to identify past price movements and current
trends. 3. With Heikin Ashi, charts usually stay green in an uptrend and red in a downtrend.
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How to Use Heikin Ashi to Identify Trends and Trend Strength 1. Because Heikin Ashi candlesticks are calculated using averages, the candlesticks
have smaller shadows or wicks compared to the regular candlesticks. 6/n
2.However, similar to the regular candlesticks, the smaller or shorter the shadow or wick in
Heikin Ashi, the stronger the trend.
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3. Heiken Ashi is designed to show you the direction of a trend with the help of its
color-coded candles. A green candle indicates that the trend is up, while a red
candle is a sign that the trend is down. 8/n
4. Green candles without upper shadows show a strong uptrend, while red candles
without lower shadows indicate a strong downtrend. 9/n
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Minervini Trend Template : Filters out sideways or weak stocks.
Focuses on names that already have institutional buying interest.
Helps avoid “cheap” stocks that are actually weak trends.
IPO Scan : Lists out Stocks that have got listed recently
These two scans are used for spotting momentum stocks:
Top Gainers for the Day → Shows stocks with the highest price percentage increase today.
Good for finding intraday momentum leaders.
Top Relative Volume Gainers → Shows stocks with trading volume much higher than their 50-day average (relative volume spike).
Good for spotting unusual activity that might signal news, breakouts, or big moves.
How to Invest in the US Market From India
In this thread we will cover taxes , brokerage and other expenses
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How to get started:
Download the Vested Finance app or visit
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Sign up with your PAN, Aadhaar & bank details
Complete KYC (takes 15 mins )
Once approved, you get a US brokerage accountbit.ly/VestedFinanceX…
💰 Funding your account (RBI LRS route)
Add your Indian bank account
Transfer up to $250,000/year under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS)
In this thread we will cover taxes , brokerage and reasons to invest in US markets 🧵
Why to Invest in US market :
Reason #1: Global Giants
9 out of the world’s top 10 companies by market cap are US-based — Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Google.
If you use their products daily, why not own their stocks too?
Reason #2: Rupee Depreciation
Over the last 15 years, INR has consistently fallen against USD.
That means Indian investors earn an extra 2–3% return on average vs Americans in US markets.
Most traders ignore one of the most powerful indicators: Relative Strength (RS).
It helps you spot outperforming stocks vs. benchmarks like Nifty, Bank Nifty, Midcap, etc.
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📌 What is Relative Strength?
It compares a stock’s performance against an index.
● If Stock A gives +30% in 3 months
● Nifty gives +10% in same period
➡️ Stock A is an outperformer.
Even if both fall, the one that falls less is still stronger
Why it matters?
● Helps you pick leaders, not laggards.
Traders have made Lakhs using this Famous Swing Trading Strategy
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It is characterized by a period of price volatility followed by a contraction phase, leading to a breakout in the stock's price. Here's a breakdown of the VCP pattern:
Breakout Rules : Buy Stocks on Break , not after breakout Use Alert Systems or place GTT orders near Breakout area If you miss the breakout better to stay away from stock as RR goes out of favour