Akshay_12

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@NIKHILLJHA I have star health insurance (4 lakh) for my family (Me 40 Yo, Wife and 1 kid). Want to port my health insurance policy. Which one you should suggest sir?

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[Steve Jacobs @SteveDJacobs]

TradingView - FREE Breakout Scanner

While personally I don't scan/screen directly in TradingView, I was recently asked what filters I would apply.
As a "starter for ten", using only the out-of-the-box fields, I would probably start with something like this:

1) Market
I only trade US stocks (both common and ADRs) on the three primary US exchanges so first filters are:

Market = US
Exchange = AMEX or NASDAQ or NYSE
Symbol type = Common or Depository Receipt

2) Market Cap
Next is to decide on your market cap.
Are you focusing on small-cap, stocks under $1B, nano-caps?
I only focus on stocks with $1B+ so the next filter is:

Market Cap >= 1B USD

3) Price Structure
As a minimum requirement, the price structure must be:
Price >= MA10 >= MA20 >= MA50

Usually I prefer EMA for the 10-period (day) to receive an earlier signal of potential weakness and to potentially reduce the position size, while using Simple Moving Averages for the 20 and 50.

3A) SMA200-250
In a typical breakout/trend continuation, the ideal price structure would be:

Price >= MA10 >= MA20 >= MA50 >= MA100 >= MA200

If you asked @RealSimpleAriel , he will most likely tell you "nothing good happens beneath the SMA200 - let other people/institutions do the heavy lifting and wait for the stock to establish itself above the SMA200 before buying it".

However, some people trade a "mean-reversion" strategy so the criteria is not enforced (although strongly recommended!)

If you are going to trade mean reversion as one of your strategies, I recommend creating them as a separate scan i.e.

Scan 1) Breakout-Continuation
Price >= MA10 >= MA20 >= MA50 >= MA200

Scan 2) Mean Reversion
Price >= MA10 >= MA20 >= MA50
SMA200 above price by 10% or more.

4) Average True Range (ATR)
Qullamaggie has stated throughout his streams "Low ADR/ATR stocks are 💩while high ADR/ATR are gold".
Traders prefer high ATR stocks as the volatility allows them to compound their accounts quickly.
At present, the average ATR of the $1B+ stock universe is 3.2% so I recommend setting it to 3%+

ATR(14) > 3%

5) Not too extended
You don't want to buy a stock that has become too extended - where the price has risen very fast and may be prone to go sideways or pull back.
Typically, I look to buy stocks between 0 and 4x ATR from the SMA50 but that is not an option currently in TradingView using standard filters.
As an alternative, I would look for a stock to be no more than 10% extended from the MA10.
As I am using EMA10, the filter would be:

EMA10 below price by 0% to 10%

6) Revenue
The best companies are growth companies so, as a minimum, you want revenue to be growing. Newer companies might not yet be growing positive earnings but there is no excuse for not growing sales.

Revenue growth, Quarterly YoY > 0%
Revenue growth, Annual YoY > 0%

7) Recent Performance
I look for stocks that have been performing well recently so I would add a filter to look for them to be up in value on a weekly and monthly basis

Performance 1 Week > 0%
Performance 1 month > 0%

8) Liquidity & Price
You want to ensure the stock has adequate liquidity and is not a low-priced, low-volume stock. This combination depends on your account size and position sizing. I would not go lower than $3 for the price but suggest $10 as a better minimum threshold depending on your account size.
In reality, beyond the scan, look for the Price x Volume to be 10x or greater your account size traded each day.

Price > $10
Avg Volume (10 Days) > 100,000

These filters above would form the basis of the core breakout scanner using out-of-the-box fields (no custom Pinescript) if I was creating a watchlist in TradingView.

Intraday
If I was looking to use the scan intraday for establishing new positions, I would add the following:

8) Intraday 1 - Going 🆙
I want the stock price to be going up and be higher than yesterday when I am buying it, therefore I would add:

Change from Open > 0%
Change > 0%

Optionally add in "New high 1 month" if you want the extra "oomph" of Darvas Box style breakout as a stock making a new 1-month high has cleared the resistance of the past month.

Running this scan today, results in 20 stocks:
$PLTR $HOOD $DELL $ALNY $HUM $KGC $KSPI $CELH $FN $PAAS $KTOS $BZ $VCTR $ACAD $HWKN $LGND $NAMS $CENX $PX $COLL

What are your "go-to" scans in Finviz and TradingView?
What would you change?

Let me know and have a great weekend! 🤝

[Akshay_12 @Gabbar_12]

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Overwhelmed by too many setups? 🤯

Here’s how I filter out 80% of trades — and stay in rhythm 👇

1) No Tightness = No Trade
If a stock doesn’t form a clean, tight structure (flag, base, VCP …), I skip it. Sloppy setups = emotional trades.

2) No Volume = No Confirmation
If I don’t see big-volume spikes on the way up — I don’t trust the setup. Volume is the proof that funds are buying.

3) No Theme = No Flow
Even a great setup in a dead sector won’t move. I want stocks inside strong themes — think AI, energy, crypto, defense.

4) No Liquidity = No Edge
If average turnover is under $10-20M, I don’t touch it. I want stocks that institutions can load — not illiquid traps.

5) No Relative Strength = No Momentum
If it’s not outperforming the market, it’s not for me. RS rating >90 or nothing.

6) No Asymmetry = No Reason
If the setup doesn’t offer at least 5:1 reward-to-risk, I skip it. I want moves that can go +50–100% with small risk.

📌 This checklist helps me avoid noise.
📌 I share setups that pass all 6 rules inside the community.
📌 These patterns repeat — I’ve taught them to thousands. I think everybody can learn them.

[ASAN RESEARCH @Asan_research]

CYCLICAL and NON CYCLICAL

Suppose working in Pvt company you lost job during Recession.

Then What things you can avoid

-You won’t buy car/Byke/Jewellery
-You won’t Buy flat/House
-All luxurious items

What things you can’t avoid

-Daily consumption product
-medicine & Medical expenses

Products which you can avoid belongs to cyclical sector and which you can’t avoid is non cyclical.

TOP and BOTTOM of Cyclical stocks

SIGNS of TOP

-Low P/E
-High dividend
-Rising Eps
-Positive news

SIGN of BOTTOM

-High P/E
-Bad news
-Falling Earning
-Lower dividend

Steel/AUTO/chemical/paper/Almunium Are Cyclical stocks

Cyclical stocks Fundamental looks very bad during recession because their growth directly linked to GDP growth.

Whenever economy about to boom ,
They are the first to move up even if fundamental looks bad.

Example of Cyclical and non cyclical EPS in 5 years

Non cyclical EPS

2.20
2.35
2.70
2.90
3.20

Cyclical EPS

2.20
0.50
1.50
0.30
2.30

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[Akshay_12 @Gabbar_12]

@NIKHILLJHA I want to switch my star optima health family policy. What are other options I can go with ?

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[Akshay_12 @Gabbar_12]

@NIKHILLJHA Happy New Year sir, Which health insurance policy is good for family of 3 member. Currently having Star health Insurance. Current age is 41

[Akshay_12 @Gabbar_12]

@NIKHILLJHA I am 41, having a star health insurance policy for family (4 lac) cover. Thinking about switching to a better policy. Could you please suggest which one should opt for. Thank you 🙏

[Akshay_12 @Gabbar_12]

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