#NSE0093 Today’s Price Action Class we learn “Rising Three Methods”. This is a bullish continuation pattern used in technical analysis to predict the continuation of an uptrend in the market. It typically consists of the following components: Pic Credit-MARKET INSIGHTS!
#NSE0082– Price Action Class A Breakout Strategy involves identifying and trading opportunities when the price of an asset moves outside a defined support or resistance level with increased volume. This strategy is used to capitalize on significant price movements that often follow a breakout. A Pullback Strategy involves entering a trade during a temporary reversal…
#NSE0041– Darvas Box Theory The #Darvas Box Theory, which he developed, revolves around identifying stocks with strong upward momentum and buying them as they break out of a consolidation phase, represented by what he called “boxes”. Darvas’ method combines elements of technical analysis and momentum trading to capitalize on trends in the market. His book,…
Trading Psychology “The Best Chance To Deploy Capital Is When Things Are Going Down.”
#NSE0024- These financial results from CDSL for Q4 FY24 are quite impressive, showing robust growth both in total income and net profit. That’s a significant announcement from Central Depository Services Limited (CDSL) regarding their Q4 FY24 dividends. The declaration of a Rs 19 per share final dividend alongside an additional Rs 3 per share as…
#NSE0014– Multi-Year (14 Years) Breakout Stock Engineers India Ltd (EIL) seems to have a diversified portfolio that spans across multiple high-demand sectors. With a market capitalization of ₹13,312 crores and a stock price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 25.6, which is noted as the lowest in comparison to its peers, the company appears financially stable and competitively…
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