Stage 2 - Advancing Phase
This phase is characterized by a sharp spike in volumes, breaking out of key resistance and sharply rising stock price over a period of time (many months or years) without breaking the key moving average.
Stage 3 - The Top Area
Volume is usually heavy in Stage 3 and the moves are sharp & choppy. Can be a small timeframe formation as stock gets into euphoria & can’t hold highs.
Stage 4 - Declining Phase
The stock decisively breaks down below the 30W SMA and tends to fall sharply. Stocks in Stage 4 don't always need high volumes and can fall off their own weight many a time.
Stage 1 - Base
Stage 2 - Advance
Stage 3 - Top
Stage 4 - Decline
PS: It is not mandatory that each stage must be followed sequentially. I agree with @charts_zone on classifying Stage 1 and Stage 3 as “sideways” as we don't know the future
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2. Technical Rules for Buying
Always follow these rules before buying
• Break-out above 30W SMA
• Strong volumes (1 wk volume > 2x avg 1 month volume or volume build-up over past 3-4 wks)
• Resistance Levels - Stock does not have any immediate upcoming resistance
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2. Technical Rules for Selling
• Stock breaks below 30W SMA and prior correction low
Example: #ValiantOrganics
Should have exited around 1385 levels in 2021 and prevented a 50% drawdown
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3. Safest Point for Entry
After the breakout above 30W SMA, stocks often pullback toward the initial breakout point and that is the safest possible entry point for any investor.
However, many big winning stocks don't offer this opportunity.
NIIT is another Stage 4 stock. It offered a safe exit around 460 in May'22 with pullback towards and above 30W SMA.
However, once the top had been established and the trend broken, pullback was not sustainable.
Tata Elxsi is another Stage 4 stock. It offered a great exit around 8500 with two consecutive weekly closings below 30W SMA. It's recently begun Stage 4 and may see more downside.
Neuland Labs has had a violent ride in the past 2 years. It is currently in Stage 2 and was shaken out of Stage 4 with a good spike in volumes in Sep'22.
Safest entry was at pullback towards 30W SMA at 1250
Mirza appears to be entering Stage 3 after a very strong Stage 2 uptrend. It topped at 375 and now dangerously close to 30W SMA.
Hold till it decisively breaks 30W SMA on closing basis.
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Notes and Caveats
• All weekly bar charts are as of week ending 13 November
• MA is 30week SMA
• Stock analysis is purely based on technicals and not fundamentals
• Stan Weinstein expects his methods to give 70% success rate, nobody ever had a 100% hit-rate in markets
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Stan's Don't Commandments
• Avoid buying when the overall market trend is bearish
• Never buy in Stage 4 (falling knife) below 30W SMA
• Avoid buying with immediate overhead resistance
• Don't sell in Stage 2 with rising MA (nobody knows when the top will be made)
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Golden Rules of Technical Stage Analysis
• Buy only on price-volume breakout above 30W SMA
• Sell immediately when stock breaks below 30W SMA
• Safest entry/exit are on pullbacks towards 30W SMA
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