How to use Top Down Approach for Stock Selection ?
Concept : Relative Strength
Weak Vs Strong Sectoral Analysis
Weak Vs Strong Stock Analysis
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Step 1 : Choose the Strongest Sector
Use The concept of Relative Strength to identify Strong Sector .
Example Comparing Auto Vs Nifty
Here we can See the 65 RS line is Positive and Increasing meaning A outperformance of AUTO index 2/n
Look For Strongest Sectors
Like : PSUBANKS , AUTO and INFRA
The RS line Should be Preferred Sloping up
Use 65 RS for Short Term and 130 for Midterm Holding 4/n
What do Weak Sectors Look Like ?
Nifty : Pharma Fmcg It
This Sector Should be completely AVOIDED for trading as the whole sector is underperforming 5/n
Now As we have Selected The Strongest Sectors
Lets select the Strongest Stock in that particular Sector Using Stock Vs Sector Analysis
Outperformers : Canara Bank , SBIN
RS settings 6/n
Underperformers are stock that dont even give benchmark returns
PNB bank , Karnataka bank 7/n
Similary in AUTO sector Some Stoccks will be weak and some will be strong .
Bet on the winning hose and not on loosing horse by identifying outperformers .
Example :
Hero Vs Maruti
Which Stock to Select ? 8/n
The MARS Chartink Dashboard by @finallynitin
⦿ MARS widget for indices
⦿ Top 50 stocks as per MARS
⦿ MARS 20 - a shorter-term variant based on 20-day MA
⦿ MARS 200 - a longer-term variant based on 200-day MA
⦿ % of stocks above/below 50-day MA
The #1 Tradingview Indicator for Catching Reversals in 2025
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We use ATR to calculate the volatility of stock
What Does ATR Measure?
ATR calculates the average of the True Range (TR)over a specified number of periods (usually 14).
Its used for
Position Sizing:
Stop-Loss Placement:
Breakout Confirmation
Reversal Confirmation
Confused how to exit stocks in swing trading ?
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There are multiple ways to exit a stock 1. 7-8% Stoploss 2. 21 EMA tsl 3. 50% exit on RR and 50% on Tsl 4. Using Swing lows as stoploss
I use majorly use 1st and 2nd
1. 7-8% Stoploss
Description: You set a fixed stop-loss percentage, typically 7-8% below your entry price.
If the stock's price drops to this level, you exit the trade to minimize losses.
Losses work exponentially against you .
A 10% drop requires 12.5% breakeven
A 20% drop requires 25% breakeven
Relative Strength vs Relative Strength Index
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Relative Strength :
¢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.
Indicator Values :
💠0 line that helps to differentiate between underperformer and outperformer
💠>1 Outperforming the markets
💠<0 Underperforming the markets
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1. @TraderLion_ Enhanced Volume Indicator
Lime Green Bars Suggests day when the stocks closes near the days high and volume greater than past 10 down volume days Suggesting Institutional Accumulation
Modified version of Bollinger Bands
When price is written in blue, volatility overall is falling. When the outer bands start to fatten up in blue, a contraction signal is forming. Works with any length of your choosing tradingview.com/script/fXnublK…