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Moving averages
Simple and exponential moving averages smooth noise so you can see the dominant trend.
Beginner
SMA = average of closing prices over N sessionsWhy it matters
When price holds above rising averages, buyers are usually controlling the tape. Crossovers often mark a change in trend speed.
Watch out for
Moving averages lag. They confirm moves after they start, so sideways markets create false crossovers.
Student Notes
Detailed explanation for technical learners
- Think of moving averages as trend filters, not prediction machines. If price is consistently above the 20/50 average, buyers are in control.
- A crossover is only a clue. Confirm with higher highs and higher lows before taking risk.
- In sideways markets, moving averages create false signals. Reduce position size when candles keep crossing both lines.
- Student habit: mark one chart where moving averages worked and one where they failed, then compare volume and trend strength.
Interactive Graph Lab
Moving averages
Using fallback series while market data loads
Screener Preset Masterclass
All preset strategies with expandable graph cards
Open as many strategy cards as you want and compare their rule-fit side by side on RELIANCE.
Average preset fit
46%
Using fallback history while feed data loads • Fundamentals unavailable, using neutral defaults
CAN SLIM
O'Neil • technical
Fit 41%
Momentum + earnings quality with participation from volume.
Use this when strong businesses are also showing strong price action. It works best when earnings narrative and trend direction are aligned.
Risk note: Avoid chasing extended candles after large gaps. Wait for structured pullbacks.
ROE >= 17.0%Revenue growth >= 25.0%Volume spike >= 1.5xDaily change >= 0.0%
ROE
0.00% vs >= 17.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Revenue growth
0.00% vs >= 25.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Volume spike
0.95x vs >= 1.5x
Rule fit 63% • Below threshold
Daily change
0.55% vs >= 0.0%
Rule fit 100% • Pass
Momentum
Price+Vol • technical
Fit 61%
Find leaders already moving with high conviction.
Momentum works when trend continuation is strong across the market. Focus on stocks near highs with supportive volume.
Risk note: Momentum setups fail quickly in choppy markets, so stops must be strict.
Volume spike >= 2.0xDaily change >= 1.5%Distance from 52W high <= 5.0%
Volume spike
0.95x vs >= 2.0x
Rule fit 47% • Below threshold
Daily change
0.55% vs >= 1.5%
Rule fit 36% • Below threshold
Distance from 52W high
1.20% vs <= 5.0%
Rule fit 180% • Pass
Vol Breakout
Reversal • technical
Fit 33%
Capture expansion moves with unusual participation.
Use when price breaks a visible zone and volume expands sharply. Volume confirms that the breakout is not only retail noise.
Risk note: Do not ignore failed breakouts. If price slips back below breakout zone, exit quickly.
Volume spike >= 2.5xDaily change >= 2.0%
Volume spike
0.95x vs >= 2.5x
Rule fit 38% • Below threshold
Daily change
0.55% vs >= 2.0%
Rule fit 27% • Below threshold
Turnaround
Contra • technical
Fit 59%
Look for early recovery signs near long-term lows.
Turnaround setups are mean-reversion attempts. You want selling exhaustion first, then evidence of buyers stepping back in.
Risk note: Catching bottoms can be expensive. Scale in only after confirmation candles.
Distance from 52W low <= 10.0%Volume spike >= 1.5xDaily change >= 0.0%
Distance from 52W low
70.45% vs <= 10.0%
Rule fit 14% • Below threshold
Volume spike
0.95x vs >= 1.5x
Rule fit 63% • Below threshold
Daily change
0.55% vs >= 0.0%
Rule fit 100% • Pass
Graham Value
B. Graham • fundamental
Fit 50%
Classic value investing with downside protection focus.
This style prefers reasonable valuations, acceptable returns, and manageable debt. Think of it as buying quality at a discount.
Risk note: Cheap stocks can stay cheap. Check business deterioration before buying.
P/E <= 15.00Debt/Equity <= 1.00ROE >= 10.0%Net margin >= 5.0%
P/E
0.00 vs <= 15.00
Rule fit 180% • Pass
Debt/Equity
0.00 vs <= 1.00
Rule fit 180% • Pass
ROE
0.00% vs >= 10.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Net margin
0.00% vs >= 5.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Lynch GARP
P. Lynch • fundamental
Fit 50%
Growth at a reasonable price with debt discipline.
GARP balances growth and valuation. You avoid overpaying for growth while still demanding strong business expansion.
Risk note: If growth slows but valuation stays high, downside can be sharp.
P/E <= 25.00Revenue growth >= 15.0%Debt/Equity <= 0.50Net margin >= 8.0%
P/E
0.00 vs <= 25.00
Rule fit 180% • Pass
Revenue growth
0.00% vs >= 15.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Debt/Equity
0.00 vs <= 0.50
Rule fit 180% • Pass
Net margin
0.00% vs >= 8.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Piotroski Quality
F-Score • fundamental
Fit 25%
Favor profitable businesses with improving balance sheets.
Quality investing emphasizes consistency. Strong returns and healthy leverage often create durable long-term compounding.
Risk note: High quality does not guarantee good entry price. Avoid overpaying.
ROE >= 20.0%Net margin >= 15.0%Debt/Equity <= 0.50Revenue growth >= 5.0%
ROE
0.00% vs >= 20.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Net margin
0.00% vs >= 15.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Debt/Equity
0.00 vs <= 0.50
Rule fit 180% • Pass
Revenue growth
0.00% vs >= 5.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Dividend King
Income • fundamental
Fit 25%
Income-first strategy with stability filters.
Dividend screens work best when yields are backed by profitability and balanced debt. Yield without quality can become a trap.
Risk note: Very high yield can signal stress. Always verify payout sustainability.
Dividend yield >= 2.0%ROE >= 12.0%Debt/Equity <= 1.50Net margin >= 8.0%
Dividend yield
0.00% vs >= 2.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
ROE
0.00% vs >= 12.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Debt/Equity
0.00 vs <= 1.50
Rule fit 180% • Pass
Net margin
0.00% vs >= 8.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Quality Growth
Hybrid • fundamental
Fit 50%
Blend of healthy growth and manageable valuation.
This is a balanced style for investors who want compounding businesses without paying extreme multiples.
Risk note: If valuation expands too far from fundamentals, future returns compress.
ROE >= 15.0%Revenue growth >= 10.0%Debt/Equity <= 1.00P/E <= 40.00
ROE
0.00% vs >= 15.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Revenue growth
0.00% vs >= 10.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Debt/Equity
0.00 vs <= 1.00
Rule fit 180% • Pass
P/E
0.00 vs <= 40.00
Rule fit 180% • Pass
Deep Value
Cheap • fundamental
Fit 67%
Contrarian style looking for heavily discounted names.
Deep value seeks mispriced stocks where pessimism may be overdone. Patience and thesis discipline are essential here.
Risk note: Cheap can be justified by weak fundamentals. Use strict quality checks before entry.
P/E <= 12.00ROE >= 8.0%Debt/Equity <= 2.00
P/E
0.00 vs <= 12.00
Rule fit 180% • Pass
ROE
0.00% vs >= 8.0%
Rule fit 0% • Below threshold
Debt/Equity
0.00 vs <= 2.00
Rule fit 180% • Pass
Quiz Center
What is the most reliable use of moving averages?
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Glossary
Bollinger Bands
technicalBollinger Bands map a rolling statistical channel around price.
Debt, cash and liquidity
fundamentalBalance-sheet strength matters most when rates rise or business conditions tighten.
Earnings and guidance
macroQuarterly results, management commentary and guidance revisions reset market expectations immediately.
Expectations reset
macroPrice usually moves when market expectations change, not when absolute data is simply published.
Growth quality
fundamentalRevenue growth, earnings growth and cash conversion together reveal whether growth is healthy or fragile.
Inflation, currency and commodities
macroInput costs, FX moves and commodity prices feed directly into sector margins.
Interest rates and liquidity
macroHigher rates reduce the present value of future cash flows and usually pressure richly valued growth stocks.
MACD
technicalMACD tracks the spread between fast and slow exponential averages to measure acceleration in the trend.
Margins
fundamentalGross, operating and net margins show how efficiently a company converts sales into profits.
Moving averages
technicalSimple and exponential moving averages smooth noise so you can see the dominant trend.
PE, PB and EV/EBITDA
fundamentalValuation multiples compare price or enterprise value against earnings, book value or cash operating profit.
Position sizing
technicalSizing each trade from a fixed risk budget. Position size keeps one bad trade from damaging the portfolio.
Revenue, EBITDA and net profit
fundamentalRevenue shows demand, EBITDA approximates operating cash generation and net profit shows what remains after financing and taxes.
Risk-reward ratio
technicalExpected reward divided by possible loss for one setup. Better setups usually improve this ratio while preserving win quality.
ROE and ROCE
fundamentalReturn ratios tell you how effectively management converts shareholder or total capital into profits.
RSI
technicalRelative Strength Index measures whether recent up moves are dominating recent down moves.
Sector rotation and risk appetite
macroCapital moves between defensives, cyclicals, value and growth as the market narrative changes.
Support and resistance
technicalSupport is a zone where buyers previously stepped in. Resistance is a zone where sellers previously took control.
Volume and delivery
technicalVolume measures participation. Delivery or block activity hints at whether institutions are behind a move.
Risk Toolkit
Suggested quantity
66
Risk amount
2000.00
Max loss
1980.00
Reward/Risk
2.00R
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