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TOP US-Stocks: Updated WatchlistJS-TechTrading: Updated Watchlist All stocks on our watchlists are high momentum stocks and meet the hard selection criteria according to Mark Minervini's Trend-Template. Furthermore, the stocks on our watchlist have been screened by William o' Neil's CAN SLIM methodology and are among the top 25% of all US stocks with regards to their underlying fundamental performance. 🍾🍾 We trade like the Champions 🍾🍾 Here is the link to the updated watchlist: www.tradingview.com
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by JS_TechTrading
TOP US-Stocks: Updated WatchhlistJS-TechTrading: Updated Watchlist All stocks on our watchlists are high momentum stocks and meet the hard selection criteria according to Mark Minervini's Trend-Template. Furthermore, the stocks on our watchlist have been screened by William o' Neil's CAN SLIM methodology and are among the top 25% of all US stocks with regards to their underlying fundamental performance. 🍾🍾 We trade like the Champions 🍾🍾 Here is the link to the updated watchlist: www.tradingview.com
BITSTAMP:BTCUSDLong
by JS_TechTrading
🟦 William O'Neil Rule – WALL OF BLUE**Publishing again because it got taken down by Mods** While this has pulled back recently - it reminds me of a lesson from the great trader William O'Neil and his lesson for the "WALL OF BLUE" 🟦 Not many know this rule, so hope you like it! Wall of blue rule states that when you have 4+ weeks of blue volume bars (blue volume bars = volume when the week close up, hence up weeks), then this is a buy signal of itself. In the case of $SMCI we also have above average volume - which is additional strength and confirmation. This is a signal that the stock is under heavy accumulation from institutions and hence why it made +83% advancement. Now it is pulling back and it is extended from any base - so I would not touch it here, but it is a good example to illustrate the rule
NASDAQ:SMCIEducation
by TintinTrading
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🟨 HOW TO trade stocks in DEEP BASESA DEEP CORRECTION = a correction more than 25-30% within the consolidation period. Sometimes a stock might correct more especially in a volatile bear market. Deeper correction are more risky as they are more failure prone - use these ideas to put probabilities on your side. The checklist 1. You want as much time away from that correction as possible (at least 1 year) 2. Many bases (iterations) on the right side (currently 3) 3. Explosive moves over the bottom💥 (currently +100%) General Rules The bigger the base the more time you want. Always look to the left to see: - Where is the supply? - How much is the supply? (could use Volume Profile free tools on Trading View) - How is the stock acting as it reaches this supply? (Sharp pullbacks or controlled pullbacks)
NASDAQ:AEHREducation
by TintinTrading
2
HOW-TO [TTI] IBD Market SchoolHOW-TO instruction. This video shows how my custom IBD Market School Indicator works for TradingView. –––––––HISTORY & CREDITS––––––– This indicator is based on the Market School Program from IBD and it is the core logic for which I have developed the indicator. The whole system is based on the model books for the greatest winning stocks from the past. The names of the people who have contributed to this system are William-Oneil, Mike Webster and Charles Harris. –––––––WHAT IT CALCULATES––––––– 10 Buy Signals: 👉Follow Through Day 👉Additional Follow Through Days 👉Low above 21-Day MA 👉Trending above 21-Day MA 👉Living above 21-Day MA 👉Low above 50-Day MA 👉Accumulation Day 👉Higher High 👉Downside Reversal BuyBack 👉Distribution Day Fall Off 14 Sell Signals: 👉Follow Through Day Undercut 👉Failed Rally Attempt 👉Full Distribution minus One 👉Full Distribution 👉Break Below 21-Day MA 👉Overdue Break Below 21-Day MA 👉Trending Below 21-Day MA 👉Living Below 21-Day MA 👉Break Below 50-Day MA 👉Bad Break 👉Downside Reversal Day 👉Lower Low 👉Distribution Cluster 👉Break Below Higher High –––––––HOW TO USE––––––– Each buy signal is a +1 and each sell signal is -1 point to the general count. We will add all buy and sell signals to produce an overall count from 0 to 5. Based on the count this will translate to market exposure from 0 (at count 0) to 100% (at count 5). Essentially this will help you scale in and out of the market.
SP:SPXEducation
by TintinTrading
How to Pick the next Winners? CAN-SLIMA successful trading strategy starts with sound stock selection criteria. Our JS-TechTrading strategy combines the timeless and success proven principles of Mark Minervini's SEPA (R) analysis and William O'Neils' CAN-SLIM (R) methodology. This tutorial describes the CAN-SLIM (R) methodology in detail: CAN-SLIM refers to the acronym developed by the American stock research and education company Investor's Business Daily (IBD). IBD claims CAN-SLIM represents the seven characteristics that top-performing stocks often share before making their biggest price gains. It was developed in the 1950s by Investor's Business Daily founder William O'Neil. The method was named the top-performing investment strategy from 1998-2009 by the American Association of Individual Investors. CAN-SLIM is a growth stock investing strategy formulated from a study of stock market winners dating back to 1953 in the book How to Make Money in Stocks: A Winning System In Good Times or Bad. This strategy involves implementation of both technical analysis and fundamental analysis. The objective of the strategy is to discover leading stocks before they make major price advances. These pre-advance periods are "buy points" for stocks as they emerge from price consolidation areas (or "bases"), most often in the form of a "cup-with-handle" chart pattern, of at least 7 weeks on weekly price charts. The strategy is one that strongly encourages cutting all losses at no more than 7% or 8% below the buy point, with no exceptions, to minimize losses and to preserve gains. It is stated in the book, that buying stocks of solid companies should generally lessen chances of having to cut losses, since a strong company (good current quarterly earnings-per-share growth, annual growth rate, and other strong fundamentals) will usually shoot up—in bull markets—rather than descend. Some investors have criticized the strategy when they didn't use the stop-loss criterion; O'Neil has replied that you have to use the whole strategy and not just the parts you like. O'Neil has stated that the CANSLIM strategy is not momentum investing, but that the system identifies companies with strong fundamentals—big sales and earnings increases which is a result of unique new products or services—and encourages buying their stock when they emerge from price consolidation periods (or "bases") and before they advance dramatically in price. The seven parts of the acronym are as follows: 1. C stands for Current quarterly earnings. Per share, current earnings should be up at least 25% in the most recent financial quarter, compared to the same quarter the previous year. Additionally, if earnings are accelerating in recent quarters, this is a positive prognostic sign. 2. A stands for Annual earnings growth, which should be up 25% or more over the last three years. Annual returns on equity should be 17% or more 3. N stands for New product or service, which refers to the idea that a company should have continuing development and innovation. This is what allows the stock to emerge from a proper chart pattern and achieve a new price. A notable example of this is Apple's iPhone. 4. S stands for Supply and demand. A gauge of a stock's demand can be seen in the trading volume of the stock, particularly during price increases. 5. L stands for Leader or laggard? O'Neil suggests buying "the leading stock in a leading industry." This somewhat qualitative measurement can be more objectively measured by the Relative Price Strength Rating of the stock, designed to measure the price performance of a stock over the past 12 months in comparison to the rest of the market based on the S&P 500 (or the S&P/TSX Composite Index for Canadian stock listings) over a set period of time. 6. I stands for Institutional sponsorship, which refers to the ownership of the stock by mutual funds, banks and other large institutions, particularly in recent quarters. A quantitative measure here is the Accumulation/Distribution Rating, which is a gauge of institutional activity in a particular stock. 7. M stands for Market Direction, which is categorized into three - Market in Confirmed Uptrend, Market Uptrend Under Pressure, and Market in Correction. The S&P 500 and NASDAQ are studied to determine the market direction. During the time of investment, O'Neil prefers investing during times of definite uptrends of these indexes, as three out of four stocks tend to follow the general market direction.
Education
by JS_TechTrading
Market Exposure after FTDIBD Market School indicator suggest we have a clear sky to start testing waters. Here is what the methodology has flagged after the recent Rally Day. Annotations 1 = Most recent unbroken Rally Day 2 = Follow Through Day 3 = Confirming Buy signal (named B3) 4 = Additional Follow Through Day + Confirming Buy Signal (B8) 5 = Permitable Market Exposure as per the methodology My approach! I do not have an exposure of 90% currently as 5 suggests. This is only guidence. I am more conservative and rather have taken a few tiny pilot positions. I want to see that the action is confirming. We are reaching the 21EMA on SP500 and hence I expect some stalling here. We also have an important earnings in the recent days, which means that there could be abrupt failure.
SP:SPXLong
by TintinTrading
US TOP-Stocks: WatchlistGeneral Market Update After the Nasdaq composite and S&P 500 made follow-through rally confirmations Friday, the stock market extended gains Monday. In the initial hours, performance was uneven. The Nasdaq composite and small caps lagged the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average. But the Nasdaq composed itself in afternoon trading and closed almost 0.9% higher. The S&P 500 and Dow led with gains of 1.2% and 1.3%. The Russell 2000 rose less than 0.4% as small caps never caught up with the rest of the market. Volume rose 2% vs. Friday's session on the Nasdaq and was indicated lower on the NYSE. Friday's follow-through — when the S&P and Nasdaq surged more than 2% each in higher volume — marked the start of a confirmed market uptrend. But while the signal is historically bullish, today's market calls for greater safeguards. Reasons For Stock Market Caution Three follow-throughs that occurred earlier this year all failed, as they often do in bear markets. And today's stock market still faces major risks. The Fed, for one, is still looking for clear signs that inflation is cooling off before it cuts back on rate hikes. Scores of earnings reports are coming out this week, including many bellwether companies. Updated Watchlist All stocks on our watchlists meet the hard selection criteria according to Mark Minervini's Trend-Template and William o' Neil's CAN SLIM methodology. Here is the link to the updated watchlist: www.tradingview.com
BLACKBULL:SPX500Long
by JS_TechTrading
$DUOL Double BottomRecent IPO $DUOL is presenting to us a classic double bottom pattern. Within the last couple of weeks, there has been strong volume around the support areas. The second bottom also undercuts the first bottom, which is a positive sign as well, as we want to see that shakeout occur. Another thing is that earnings, subscriptions, and bookings are also showing signs of strong growth. Now as for the downside, the company is still not profitable and is operating under a net loss. There is also an overhead supply from the Post-IPO volatile price action. I would be looking to progressively scale in once it starts increasing in volume as it tries to break past the middle-high of the "W" pattern, around $106.
NASDAQ:DUOL
by shawn_ang99
Possible High Tight Flag set-upIMINT (Spotlight stock market Sweden) made a breakout from a cup and has since the low of the cup risen almost 90%. This is just below the ideal minimum of 100% of a high tight flag set-up. The pole of the flag was formed in 8 weeks with good volume on the way up. The flag is currently forming and is in its third week with so far significantly lower volume than during the rise. Current correction in the flag is around 15%. I currently see two possible entries. Entry 1: By checking with the daily graph there is a small top at 73 on the first of september. If price rises above this point on good volume an early entry could be possible. Entry 2: If price breaks the high of the flag 76.8 on good volume this presents a clear entry. I'm already in this stock since the breakout from the cup and I'm looking to add at a breakout from the flag. I do not have a set price target but will instead let price, volume and moving averages guide profit taking.
ILong
by nbdl
1