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Hi Ashish
Actully if you see every thing works in market ,
and as long as you are comfortable with some thing you will realise that is is working more often than not ,so first you retrospect that what you known better ,if you are good in reading pattern then try to look for pateerns and to time your entry end exit you can use momentum indicators indicators,and to take the broader call on the entire market other than specific stocks u can use Dow theory to get the fele of the broader direction
And if you are good at fundamental then just try to give a look at those aspect also but not in details if your decision is based on technical but fundamental will have some value addition for sure and before betting real money try to test your ideas on various market
You;ll get the answer
Hope will serve you
Feel free to ask if you find this valuable
ashish gupta <loveashu_1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone suggest me how should i go about doing system trading on individual stocks.
Should the system be truly mechanical or subjective.
Should i be looking at patterns, break outs, dow theory or indicators like averages, etc.
ashish
Ashish Gupta
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