Is This the Right Time to Sell? | 3 Must Know Rules! | CA Rachana Ranade
Published: 2025-05-28
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Published: 2025-05-28
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CDSL experienced a significant price drop after a bearish confirmation candle, indicating a potential sell signal.
"But yes, if you see here, there was a big red candle followed by a confirmation candle. And this could have been considered as a sell. Okay. And if someone would have waited that what if it comes back like this. You can see here what has happened. The stock has gone down gone down drastically."
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CAMS showed an uptrend, but the trend broke with a confirmation candle, suggesting a potential exit around 4600 after an entry near 2800.
"Now if you can see here assume some person bought the stock here let's say somewhere around 2800 level and you can see here the stock is continuously in an uptrend and this is where the trend was broken for the first time. One more confirmation candle as well. So entry at around 2,800 exit at let us say somewhere around 4600 here."
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The speaker intends to discuss their target for the Nifty index.
"I'm going to talk about my target for nifty as well."
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In an uptrending market, investors should not be in a hurry to sell stocks.
"So, we are in an uptrend right now. No second thoughts on that. If this be so, should we be in a hurry to sell? Answer is no."
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A significant trend line breaking is a signal to consider selling a stock.
"I follow this if a significant trend line is broken that is where I decide that okay this could be a right time to sell"
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When a trend line is broken, a sell decision should be confirmed by a closing price and a subsequent confirmation candle.
"Number one, it should be on a closing basis. Number two, you should get a confirmation candle."
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If a stock price moves 40-50% above its 200-day moving average (DEMA), it might be overextended, suggesting a potential partial exit (50%) of the position.
"if you see that a stock climbs 40 to 50% above its 200 dema, it may be overextended and that is where one may consider exiting the stock partially say 50%"
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When a stock price reaches its target as defined by a chart pattern, it can be a valid reason to consider selling.
"if as per a chart pattern if your target has been achieved that could also be one more way you can decide on whether this is the right time to quit or not."
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The stock market is currently in an uptrend, and it is not advisable to sell stocks in such a scenario.
"So, we are in an uptrend right now. No second thoughts on that. If this be so, should we be in a hurry to sell? Answer is no."
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A significant trend line being broken is a signal to consider selling a stock.
"I follow this if a significant trend line is broken that is where I decide that okay this could be a right time to sell okay I'll give you an example of CDSL"
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When a trend line is broken, one should not sell immediately but wait for a confirmation candle on a closing basis.
"So, whenever the trend line is broken, do you sell right away? No. Number one, it should be on a closing basis. Number two, you should get a confirmation candle."
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Waiting to sell after a trend line break on CDSL led to significant losses.
"And if someone would have waited that what if it comes back like this. You can see here what has happened. The stock has gone down gone down drastically."
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An opportunity existed to exit CDSL stock around 1500 after buying around 1200, before it fell back to 1200.
"Even if some person might have bought it here at a closing that was around 1200 and that person would have gotten an exit at 1,500 and had he not sold that would have seen a 1200 level again."
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An investor in CAMS who bought around 2800 and could have exited around 4600, saw the stock fall back to 3200 if they did not sell.
"Now if you can see here assume some person bought the stock here let's say somewhere around 2800 level and you can see here the stock is continuously in an uptrend and this is where the trend was broken for the first time. One more confirmation candle as well. So entry at around 2,800 exit at let us say somewhere around 4600 here. Correct? Now if that person would have stayed in the trade tuck tuck tuck tuck back to 3200 now."
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When a stock price is 40-50% above its 200-day moving average (DEMA), it's considered overextended, and selling 50% of the position is advisable.
"If you see that a stock climbs 40 to 50% above its 200 dema, it may be overextended and that is where one may consider exiting the stock partially say 50%."
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Achieving a target price set by a chart pattern is another valid reason to consider selling a stock.
"if the target is achieved as per some uh you know chart pattern. So for that, let's go to our blog."
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For a triple bottom formation, a target price is often set by measuring the height of the pattern and projecting it upwards from the breakout point.
"If typically what we do is this height we join it here and when this height is reached that is where we quit."
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