Rohan Das shares 5 indicators for knowing when it may be the right time to start buying stocks again after a major market correction: (1) the follow-through day signal, (2) closing above the 5-day EMA, (3) closing above the 10-weekly EMA, (4) divergences in the Nifty/RSI and Nifty/market breadth, and (5) following his Twitter account @rohaninvestor for regular updates on stock ideas, strategies, and market analysis. The document was generated by Rattibha services based on the content of a Twitter thread without human intervention.
Rohan Das shares 5 indicators for knowing when it may be the right time to start buying stocks again after a major market correction: (1) the follow-through day signal, (2) closing above the 5-day EMA, (3) closing above the 10-weekly EMA, (4) divergences in the Nifty/RSI and Nifty/market breadth, and (5) following his Twitter account @rohaninvestor for regular updates on stock ideas, strategies, and market analysis. The document was generated by Rattibha services based on the content of a Twitter thread without human intervention.
Rohan Das shares 5 indicators for knowing when it may be the right time to start buying stocks again after a major market correction: (1) the follow-through day signal, (2) closing above the 5-day EMA, (3) closing above the 10-weekly EMA, (4) divergences in the Nifty/RSI and Nifty/market breadth, and (5) following his Twitter account @rohaninvestor for regular updates on stock ideas, strategies, and market analysis. The document was generated by Rattibha services based on the content of a Twitter thread without human intervention.
Thread: How to Know if it’s the Right Time to Start
Buying Stocks Again.
(1) The Reliable Follow-Through signal.
A follow-through day is a reliable indicator for re-
entering stocks after a major correction. It occurs when the stock market index gains 1.5% or more on higher volume, 4 days after a bullish reversal attempt from the lows. (2) 5-EMA Bottom Catcher.
Don't rush to buy at market bottom. Wait for a major
index to close above its 5-day EMA. If price falls below 5-day EMA, look for quick bounce back. Weakness below 5-day EMA may indicate more selling or short- term chop. (3) 10-Weekly EMA Trend Reversal.
The 10-WEMA may not signal market bottoms as
quickly, but it provides a highly accurate signal. When any major indexes close above the 10-WEMA, it's a sign to invest in leading stocks with a good base. (4) Nifty/RSI Divergence.
Double bottom and triple bottom divergences in Index
charts indicate a strong and reliable sign of trend reversal. When Nifty or Bank Nifty hits a new low but the RSI shows a positive divergence, it's a good time to invest in strong stocks. (5) Nifty/Market Breadth Divergence.
When the Nifty index reaches new lows but the
breadth indicator shows signs of improvement, it's an early indication of momentum in the market and a good opportunity to invest in leading stocks with favorable risk-reward.
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