Documented trading and investing strategies for Indian markets — how they work, when they fail, and what to watch
The RSI Pullback Strategy uses the Relative Strength Index (RSI) to identify potential pullbacks within an established trend. Instead of blindly buying when RSI becomes oversold, the strategy combines trend direction + RSI behavior + price confirmation to identify potential entries.
Read moreThe Moving Average Trend-Following Strategy uses moving averages to identify the direction of a stock's trend and potential entry points. Instead of trying to predict tops and bottoms, the strategy attempts to participate in an established trend. A common approach is to combine a shorter-period moving average with a longer-period moving average. When the shorter MA moves above the longer MA, it can indicate strengthening bullish momentum; when it moves below, it can indicate weakening momentum.
Read moreThe Breakout + Retest Strategy looks for stocks that break through an important resistance level and then return to test that level again. Instead of buying the initial breakout, the trader waits for confirmation that the former resistance is acting as new support.
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