Level 20 - Japanese Candlesticks Trading Mastery Program

Stage two filters for buyable stocks by moving-average alignment: 50-day above 150-day above 200-day and 10-week above 30-week and 40-week, contrasted with Minervini and Weinstein methods.

Learn to identify stage two stocks by aligning weekly and daily moving averages and weekly volume above the blue line, signaling accumulation, then confirm with candle patterns before breakout.

Evaluate weekly and daily charts using 50-day and 200-day moving averages; daily and weekly volume above the blue line signals strong buying, a stage two stock and growth trajectory.

Analyze the weekly chart of PFC Power Finance Corporation using ten-, thirty-, and forty-week moving averages and volume to identify a stage two uptrend, with moving averages guiding base breakouts.

Identify stage two stock setups by analyzing weekly price above the 30-week moving average with strong volume; confirm with daily 50/150/200 day moving averages and breakout from base.

Identify a stage two weekly uptrend in RSI Rural Electrification Corporation through accumulation volume and moving averages, with daily 50/150/200 day averages confirming the buy or accumulate signal.

Read the recommended books multiple times to master candlestick-based stock analysis, applying volatility contraction patterns and a refined moving average rule inspired by Minervini and Weinstein.

Zoom in on the base to identify stage two stocks forming a base, apply the base filter, and buy when price breaks out on high volume.

Identify bases on weekly charts using Stan Weinstein's 30-week moving average to flag stage two stocks; watch for three weeks of consolidation with closes below the high and a breakout.

Shows how to identify bases and boxes, spot breakouts with a five-minute chart, and buy when prices close above the breakout while exiting if they fail to hold.

Identify proper bases by demanding at least three weeks of consolidation and absorption of gains on a weekly chart, observing volume decline during rest before the next climb.

Identify a base formed by a three-week consolidation, a stage two stock above the 30-week moving average. Draw the base as a rectangle; a breakout signals a fast rally.

Identify base failures, use volume and a five-minute chart to confirm breakouts, then enter on a close above the line and exit below purchase price.

Analyze daily charts with the 50-day, 150-day, and 200-day moving averages to identify stage two stocks, and apply the Darvas box theory for breakouts.

examine a daily box-range breakout defined by high and low lines with two candles touching each line, then apply stage two criteria using the 50-day above 150-day and 200-day.

Analyze a daily timeframe chart to identify a weak base versus a clean base, emphasizing three weeks of consolidation and a clean breakout for stage two stock movements.

Analyze a daily timeframe chart to identify a strong base, watch for a breakout followed by a natural pullback, and anticipate a large-scale advance when prices test the base high.

The chart example shows a perfect stage two base defined by moving averages, a strong breakout buy point, timely partial profits, and mentions pullbacks and breakout-focused trading.

Combine western and eastern technical analysis by reading William O'Neil's book with candlestick expertise, study bases like cup and handle, cup and saucer, and plan a three-month weekly charts study.

Apply the risk filter to stage two stock breakouts by setting an 8% stop loss from the base high and a buy point on high-volume moves.

Divide the base into upper, middle, and lower thirds and keep the buy point and stop loss in the upper or middle third to manage risk.

Apply basic stock filters before chart analysis: ensure price at least 20, liquidity with 200k daily volume and INR 10 million turnover, avoid red flags, stay near 52-week highs.

Execute trades with a disciplined five minute chart system, using a clear buy point and tight stop losses to minimize losses and capitalize on follow-through moves.

A failed trade inspires a five minute trade execution system, emphasizing watching price action and timely entry and exit on a five minute chart to minimize losses.

Discover a disciplined daily routine that filters 5000 stocks to 20 elite candidates using MarketSmith and TradingView, applying relative strength, trend, chart, and risk checks.

Review post-trade results, assess which stocks bought this week worked or failed, and why. Set next week's account size, stop levels, and market bias using weekly charts and stage analysis.

Combine eastern candlesticks analysis with western technicals to filter stocks and manage positions, using candle-by-candle volume cues and patterns like doji and harami.

Adopt a market technician mindset by prioritizing technical analysis through candlesticks and charts, replacing fundamental analysis and balance-sheet study with insights that reveal present price action.

Learn to integrate eastern chart patterns and western candle patterns for filtering, switch to candlesticks for buying and managing, and judge candle volume as demand or supply days.

Navigate the stock market with layered filters and stage analysis, then apply western and eastern candlestick methods to manage positions and time sells.

Read seven essential books, study chapters 1–6, learn bases and the volatility contraction pattern (vkp), and buy stocks breaking out of bases to build your trading system without a trainer.

Expresses gratitude to mentors like Steve Neeson, Mark Minervini, and William O'Neill who shaped level 20 Japanese candlesticks mastery, highlighting eastern and western technical analysis, Bollinger, RSI, stochastics, and psychology.