If you don’t follow the stock market, you are missing some amazing drama. – Mark Cuban

October 07-08 2018

1. Turmoil Continues but Hope lingers on
2. State of Indian Stock Market – Fire Fire

September 25 2018

1. The stocks that have survived this brutal correction [Premium]
2. Dewan Housing Finance: Love Story that has now become Hate Story
3. How Low a stock can go?

September 24 2018

1. Nifty – When will this panic stop?

September 20 2018

1. Four Indian listed stocks on Breakout watch radar [Premium]
2. Bullish Pattern: Large Candle and a small Hut [Premium]
3. This is how Panic Bottoms are made? [Premium]
4. Two stocks that have formed Panic Bottom [Premium]

September 18 2018

1. How to play this hot new theme? [Premium]
2. Why Nifty bulls can hope for relief over next few days

September 17 2018

1. Playing Bull Market in Pharmaceutical Space – Strategies [Premium]
2. Why everybody is watching Chinese stock market right now?

September 13 2018

1. State of Breakout as of today when it comes to Indian stocks [Premium]

September 11 2018

1. Positioning for the Chaotic Future [Premium]

September 10 2018

1. Story of SNAP: Gap Up, Gap Filled, Gap Down, Gap Filled – and then Collapse
2. The importance of getting the theme right
3. Tata Global Price Action – Valuables Lessons [Premium]

September 09 2018

1. The Breakout Strategy that has worked like magic in 2018 [Premium]
2. Why this IPO now looks interesting? [Premium]
3. Why traders love to buy stocks when they breakout?
4. This stock has rallied 3x in CY2018
5. Why traders love to buy the stock at 200 dma? [Premium]
6. Two Interesting Breakout Plays [Premium]

September 05 2018

1. Breakout Opportunities [Premium]
2. How Low a Stock can go?
3. Market Observations: Blame it on September

September 04 2018

1. Breakout Opportunities in the Indian Pharma Sector [Premium]
2. Emerging Market – LINE OF HOPE?
3. This Chart gives us one very Valuable Lesson
4. What happens when the stock reaches resistance?

September 03 2018

1. The theme that has an incredible momentum behind it now [Premium]
2. These two large cap Tech stocks have been laggards so far
3. Breakout Newsletter [Premium]

September 02 2018

1. Three Breakouts to keep an eye on [Premium]
2. “Buy and Ride” Sector over last 12 months: Technology Stocks
3. Dealing with Bad Experience when it comes to a Breakout [Premium]

August 31 2018

1. Peak of Crisis = Best time to buy [Costco Case Study]
2. Levels to watch for when it comes to Emerging market

August 30 2018

1. Three Large Cap Stocks the market hates right now
2. These two breakout stocks have delivered impressive gains in 2018
3. Why JSW Steel rallied 35% over last 1.5 months? [Premium]
4. All the stocks that broke out in August 2018 [Premium]

August 29 2018

1. How McDonald stock became a Buy by listening to the market? – Republishing Old article
2. What’s happening with Banking stocks now in India? [Premium]

August 27 2018

1. Here’s what Havells stock did before rallying 20% over last 5 weeks
2. Breakout Trade Sheet 2018 YTD [Premium]

August 26 2018

1. Momentum seekers are following this stock for now [Premium]
2. This is why Mphasis has rallied 55% over the last 5 months [Premium]

August 24 2018

1. The importance of a theme in Breakout
2. US Listed Stocks in Breakout mode [Premium]
3. Pfizer stock makes +25% textbook move on NSE in two weeks
4. Simple Ideas and Outstanding Returns

August 23 2018

1. Breakout Screen 2018 [Premium]
2. What is Patience when it comes to Breakout Investing? [Premium]
3. Dabur: Classic 50% Textbook breakout move

August 21 2018

1. Two stocks on Breakout Watch List [Premium]
2. Why this breakout reminds me of India Glycols breakout move [Premium]
3. Trade Sheet: Buy Low Sell High – Case Studies
4. Why traders follow Moving averages – Another Case Study

August 20 2018

1. Ideal Breakout Portfolio of Indian stocks as of now [Premium]
2. A trade that’s Up 100% now over last 5 months
3. Emerging Markets EEM at Support Point?
4. Here’s how Emerging Market scripted its comeback in 2017

August 18 2018

1. The theme on the move in the US market
2. Naukri/Infoedge stock Text Book move: Two Opportunities and 56% rally [Premium]
3. Reliance stock now up 100% since this tweet [Republishing Old article]
4. Logic behind 25%+ rally in United Breweries in 2 weeks

August 17 2018

1. How high USDINR can go over next 6-8 months?
2. One Breakout theme that has done incredibly well in 2018: MNC Pharma
3. The new theme that’s making a big comeback right now [Premium]
4. What can we learn from Raymond stock disappointing performance in 2018? [Premium]
5. Two IPOs set for great year in 2018: One has done it and one seems to be waiting [Premium]

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