@akk_07 : Sorry for the delayed response. I dont visit this forum often
- Waiting for history to repeat – This screener compares the current bull run (2013 onwards) to the 2003-2008 bull run. For instance, if a stock went up 100x between 2003 to 2006, but has moved up only 2x from 2013, then the ratio (100/2 = 50) is used to rank the stock. So that way you can find stocks that did well in that bull run but are yet to perform now. I have been using this screener since 2017 to build my own portfolio.
- Long Term trend reversal – This screener is based on long term averages of the 200-day RSI. For uptrend, it calculates the 200-day RSI over the entire pricing history of the stock, and if the current value if greater than 90% of all such values then it marks the stock as trending upwards. Similarly for downtrend, if the current value is in the bottom 20% of all 200-day RSI values for that stock then mark it as downtrend.
All the screeners use only pricing history, and price data is updated every weekend.
For catching trends early, I added Stock and sector trends. The first chart is interactive – you can click on a sector the pie chart and it will show matching stocks in “Recent trending stocks”. You could also subscribe to my Telegram channel.
But there is no perfect method – if you catch a trend too early you end up stuck with an underperforming stock and if you enter late then you miss the initial jump in prices. I have found better luck with identifying trending sectors and finding other underpriced stocks in that sector.
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