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16th January 2007, 11:35 PM
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Your technique of buying 52 Wk high breakouts is a good, robust one. It's one of the first techniques i used. Only later i realized that relying on this alone leaves me unsure of buying anything when mkts had made a deep intermediate correction & none of the stocks would hit 52 wk highs for months. So later on i expanded the definition of 'breakout'. As for 52 wk lows, we were just discussing in a different thread about the soundness of buying undervalued stocks with 52 wk low as a boundary condition (not a necessary one for me) & i preferred sticking to the method that the thread starter sought to explore. To me it's the undervaluation that matters not 52 wk lows. Regards, Kalyan. 
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17th January 2007, 09:24 AM
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Agree, Kalyan Look at this .. BCC Fuba starrted appearing, barely 2 weeks ago, on the 52 week high 'radar', at around Rs 10 (that's when I got into it) http://www.traderji.com/72075-post25.html Its now > 25 ! and Upper circuit last 2 sessions ! (I sold at 22 ... very smug that it corrected to 18 the same day ..b4 rising again) Wonder if anyone showed interest. Like I said earlier, this technique is a pretty useful one ... even if it comes across as contrary to common sense (one member made fun of it saying 'yeah.. buy high and sell higher' ! ... is he reading ?) AGILENT
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17th January 2007, 01:26 PM
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And my hit:miss ratio using this has been over 2:1 in recent years. AGILENT
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26th July 2007, 06:46 PM
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Re: Stock Scanning techniques
dear all , this is my first post in tradeji.com. Here i will share my experience with all forum readers. I mostly rely on Vol . RSI and Candlesticks. Rsi analysis every one knows the buy and sell zones so i will only deal with volume indicator. One should keep a close watch on the vol. chart for at least one week if one has to buy a stock. heavy volume say for 4days in a week with bulish candles is good indicator that maket has intrest in that scrip. and opposite of this has a bearish implications. Time frame one can choose according to ones choice. Aslo one should has the knowledge of morning star , eve.star , resistance a large white / black candle offers. Break above or below these white / black candles with heavey volumes is 70% right and one should act accordingly.
Thanks and happy , prosperious trading. Subhash Bhandari Emial:- subu.bh@*****.com
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