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Build a trading System with two charts

Stock Price taming is not very hard, rather it is easy if you follow a trading system. Here i`m giving two charts that we can use regularly as trading system. One for identifying the oversold, other for tracking buy-sell signals.

Top one has a red line. If stock price touches the line, it`s a dangerous moment. Most likely the stock price will fall. Mos Bottom line of the upper chart is overbought line and it is a safe line. Whenever price touches is chances are that price will jump soon. Here FINEFOOD is resting in danger line and falling might be imminent.



Now the bottom chart. It uses many formulas and result are shown at left. Here we can see that for FINEFOOD it is giving signal that : MFI and TRIX waiting strong sell signal. Also the rsi is giving sell signal. 

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