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Learning how to trade the stock market successfully can come with a lot of challenges.
Something that can help you create an edge over the market is reading and accurately analyzing stock charts
In this thread, we go through everything you need to know about stock charts
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What Exactly is a Stock Chart?
A stock chart shows you a visual representation of what price has done in history and what it could do in the future
For example, a 15 minute chart shows what the price is doing every 15 minutes,
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Choosing the Best Stock Chart 1. Line Chart
This is the simplest of all the stock market charts. This chart also has the least amount of information and is just one long line moving higher and lower.
It doesnt show the high or low price and reduces noise 4/n
2. Bar Charts
The bar chart and candlestick chart are similar.
The bar chart shows you more information than a line chart as it also shows you the open, close, high, and low that price made for each session.
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3. Japanese Candlestick Charts
Whilst the candlestick chart shows you the same information as the bar chart, it also includes a body. You can normally change the color of the candle body to suit your own needs.
Green : Bullish , Red: Bearish 6/n
How to Read Stock Charts
Some of the most popular strategies for reading stock charts include;
Look for a obvious Trend
Use Support and Resistance
Add important Indicators
Follow Volume Information
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Obvious trends will tend to run for long periods. Whilst every trend has pullbacks where price makes a move against the trend until the trend fails, it can offer high probability trades 9/n
In the example chart below price is on a trend higher. Price makes regular moves and swings lower against the trend, but the trend overall continues moving higher.
These swings lower against the trend can often be the best spots to look for trend trading entries 10/n
Using Support and Resistance
When using support and resistance in your trading, you can either look for the support or resistance to bounce or for a breakout
Support and resistance are some of the most common forms of trading across all different markets and time frames.
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In the example below, price moves into an important area of support. This could be a high probability area to look for long trades before the price rejects the support level and then moves back higher. 12/n
Adding Important Indicators
One of the most popular indicators in the stock market is the moving average and, in particular, the longer-term 200 ema
The 200 ema can give you a quick indication of the overall price trend, and it can also be used as dynamic support and resistance.
In the example chart below, we can see that price continually stays below the 200 period moving average.
We can also see that each time price moves higher to test this moving average, it rejects it as resistance and moves lower. 14/n
In the example chart below, we can see that price continually stays above the 200 period moving average.
We can also see that each time price moves lower to test this moving average, it rejects it as Support and moves higher.
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Following the Volume Information
When the price is moving higher with increased volume, it is normally seen as a good sign that the stock is strong and healthy. The opposite is also true when the price starts falling, and the volume is increasing.
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A simple yet powerful Swing Trading Strategy — how to catch trending stocks before their next breakout.
Let’s break it down 🧵
📊 Rule #1 – Find strong stocks
Look for stocks that gained 50%+ in the last 3–4 months.
These are the ones attracting real trader & investor interest — momentum is already there.
🧱 Rule #2 – Wait for Base Formation
After a big move, don’t rush in.
Wait for sideways consolidation near moving averages — that’s where your risk–reward turns favorable.
1 Month of Indicator Based Option Selling
Generated 24k profit on 5 lakh capital
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📊 The logic is simple:
Use trend confirmation to decide when to sell options — so you sell volatility, not direction.
When price trends are strong, premiums decay faster due to stability.
⚙️ Setup:
Time Frame : 3 min and 5 min
Days : Only Expiry Day
Use 21 EMA (fast) and 50 EMA (slow).
Use Trailing Stoploss and Max sl
When 21 EMA crosses above 50 EMA → bullish bias
When 21 EMA crosses below 50 EMA → bearish bias
When EMAs are flat → sideways market = Worst for Directional option selling
How to use the Best Chartink Dashboard
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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
[ Get 450Rs on first deposit ]
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.