In part 2 of our series, let's dive into Setups of Interest in detail. Currently there are so many fancy stock market scanners and tools available, why is there a need for one more? Justifying the need requires more than a single statement. However, after reading this blog, you'll have the opportunity to assess its value and decide for yourself.
Horizontal Resistance Scanner:-
This is the most preferred setup among traders characterized by a simple horizontal resistance line. Currently there is no simple way to arrive at such setups apart from manual scanning. Moreover, existing tools and scanners signal a stock post breakout. This is where our
Horizontal Resistance : Daily comes handy. It assist you in pinpointing stocks that have a horizontal resistance line with price near the resistance, but haven't breached it yet.
Few people prefer to take long position in weekly/long base setups. These set of names are available in
Horizontal Resistance : Weekly option under horizontal resistance scanner.
Tight Setup :-
Stocks exhibiting a narrow range often present a favourable risk-reward ratio. Although there are couple of scanners available for this kind of setup, they are not accurate in capturing most of the names. Our
Tight Setup : Daily addresses this issue, providing quality names by identifying consolidation of a stock in the following scenarios,
- Tightness on the right side of base formation, with close proximity to key moving averages Sometimes the consolidation happens below key moving averages as well, these are also listed in tight setup scanner.
- Consolidating at new highs without pull back, often referred to as strong hands
Few people prefer to take long position in weekly/long base setups. These set of names are available in
Tight Setup : Weekly option under tight setup scanner.
Tips to use for Horizontal and Tight setups scanners :-
- For traders who enjoys and find value in manual scanning, this scanner serves as a complementary resource for discovering additional setups or confirming existing ones
- For busy working professionals with limited time for frequent scanning, this tool is ideal for swiftly identifying potential horizontal setups to trade
One of the simple ways to make money in stock markets is to follow where institutional money is flowing. As an outsider, the only way to recognize this is to identify stocks with huge volume footprints in the charts confirming accumulation by big hands. This also suggests huge buying force and upcoming big move. The
Volume Footprint Scanner does good job at identifying stocks in the process of forming a base with substantial accumulation.
Highest Volume :-
- Highest Volume Ever (HVE) :- Stocks that recently(in any of past 20 trading days) recorded highest volumes in it’s entire price action history(not just 3650 trading days).
- Highest volume Yearly (HVY) :- Stocks that recently(in any of past 20 trading days) recorded highest volumes in last 252 trading days.
- Highest Volume Quarterly (HVQ) :- Stocks that recently(in any of past 20 trading days) recorded highest volumes in 63 days.
IPO Scanner:-
Stocks coming out of IPO bases generate good short term move and that's what attracts trader to these kind of stocks. Although the access to IPO names is straightforward from NSE website, updating recent listing every time and scanning through them involves a bit of hassle.
- If you like to manually scan IPO names, you have the option to select the IPO stock listing date of your preference and copy the names to Trading View directly in Past IPO Listings
- IPO stocks forming horizontal and tight setups are available in IPO Setups
Shakeout near Key MA:-
This scanner provides a list of names that have broken key MA and bounced back above it with a maximum of 3-4 days.
Conclusion :-
In summary, while traders often seek specific setups that are not readily available except through manual scanning, our custom-built sophisticated scanners not only simplify but also streamline your scanning process, making it both easy and seamless.