How to Trade Breakouts Effectively?
How to Avoid Big losses in Failures ?
What to Look before entering into Breakouts?
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What is Breakout ?
A breakout is a stock price moving outside a defined support or resistance level with increased volume.
Always trade breakouts in uptrend for high win ratios
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What to Look before entering a breakout ?
Look for Volume Spikes on Up days and Down Volume on down days.
Simply Volume Should Dry during Pullbacks
This is a sign of Accumulation by Bigger Sharks.
As they buy in huge quantities they have to buy in parts to avoid price spikes 2/n
They dont only buy on Uptrend but continue holding during pullbacks for bigger gains .
Important thing is pullbacks should always have less volumes . 3/n
Rules For entering a Breakout . 1. Never enter more than 50 % of quantity on Breakout Region . 2. Most of the time the stock Pulls back to Breakout Region Giving a Good Reward opportunity. 3. Use Alerts to buy exactly at Pivot Points / breakout Regions to avoid extended stocks 4/
4. Keeping Alerts is important and once can use @tradingview or @zerodhaonline or other Platforms to keep alerts . 5. Stock That is extended more th 4% above BO region shouldnt be bought as they dont provide Good RR . 5/n
Entry Rules : 1. Enter 50% Qty on Breakout os stock
If Stoploss Hits Your Loss is only on 50% 2. Wait for Retest and add the next 30% 3. Add Further Qty on way up 4. Always add on Winners Rather than Loosers 5. Protecting Capital Is utmost imporant in this case 6/n
Retests Also Fail and no one can Avoid this scenarios and Loss has to be booked Definatley
Example : Radico
Look for Volume Breakouts with Price Breakouts the probability of Winning Increases
Stocks Breaking out in Uptrend have High winning Chances then in DownTrend 7/n
Range Breakouts VS Trendline Breakouts
Range Breakouts have Higher Winning % Compared to Traingle , Pennant Trend Breakouts due to over head Resistance .
As Buyers Are Trapped at Higher Prices they will Try to exit at every bounce at Min loss or Breakevens
Example :JindalSaw 8/n
Stoploss Rules :
Follow Maximum Stop of 8 to 10% in trades as Losses Work Against You .
If you are not getting Small Stop Trade move on to next trades as opportunities are endless .
Breakout Failures are common and hence Risk has to be managed 9/n
Target Rules :
Target Should Be arounf 15 to 20% when your risk is 8 to 10 %
You can reduce this risk by entering at correct buy points and keeping stops at 5% .
Risk Reward of 1:2 is Great with 50% win Ratio
Book Partially at 1st targets and Keep Stop at cost.
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200 EMA Reversal Strategy for Positional Trading
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200 EMA : THE LONG TERM TREND
1.When a stock price crosses its 200-day moving average, it is a technical signal that a reversal has occurred. 2. A stock above 200 ema is considered bullish in its long term trend and if its below 200 ema its considered bearish
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3. A simple rule of not buying stocks below 200 ema for short term trading could save a lot of money 4. One may consider investing in stocks if the stock is below 200 ema only if he is confirmed about the fundamentals of the stock 5. Some may not agree with this and its ok!
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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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For example, a relative strength investor might select technology companies that have outperformed the Nifty50, or the Nifty 500.
This is basically used for Identifying the strongest sector , stocks , asset class by comparing the relative performance
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One of the best and easiest ways to increase your chances of making winning trades is to trade with the trend
The average directional movement index or ADX is an indicator that will not help you find a trend,but can show you how strong a trend is @Puretechnicals9@StocksNerd
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What is the Average Directional Movement
Index?
1. The average directional movement index was created by J. Welles Wilder in the 1970s.
2. The ADX combines two indicators to create a smoothed moving average that is then shown on your charts.
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