1. Before Major Events (e.g., “Before Corona Come”)
Stock was in a downtrend or sideways zone, forming resistance levels (horizontal blue lines).
No buying yet — this phase helps identify historical resistance and potential breakout zones.
2. Breakout During a Key Period (e.g., “Corona-Time Breakout”)
Stock breaks out of its long-term resistance with strong volume.
This indicates accumulation and trend reversal.
✳️ Ideal action: Watch for a confirmed breakout with a daily or weekly close above resistance.
3. Re-testing and Consolidation
After breakout, price usually comes back to test the breakout level (support retest).
If it holds above that level instead of falling below — it confirms strength.
✳️ Ideal action: This is the best buy zone — when the stock retests the breakout successfully.
4. New Higher Highs and Breakouts
Stock makes new highs and again breaks minor resistances (smaller breakout levels).
Each breakout, followed by successful retest, builds a strong uptrend structure.
✳️ Ideal action: You can add on every breakout and retest in a trending stock.
5. Corrections & Retests (Mid-2024 to 2025 example)
Healthy corrections happen — price may fall to earlier support zones.
If it bounces back strongly from support and breaks previous highs again → trend continuation.
✳️ Ideal action: Buy on dips when price holds above strong supports.
6. Fresh Breakout Again (Recent Phase)
The latest breakout (2025) from ~₹175–₹185 zone to above ₹300 indicates a new long-term bullish phase.
Strong volume and structure show renewed investor interest.
✳️ Ideal action: Enter on pullback near ₹255–₹275 zone if retested, or hold for long-term if already in.
✅ Summary – How to Identify and Buy Such Stocks
Look for multi-year resistance breakout on weekly charts.
Confirm with high volume during breakout.
Wait for retest and hold above support — that’s your best entry.
Add on every breakout and successful retest.
Avoid buying after a big rally without retest — wait for price to cool down.
Stock was in a downtrend or sideways zone, forming resistance levels (horizontal blue lines).
No buying yet — this phase helps identify historical resistance and potential breakout zones.
2. Breakout During a Key Period (e.g., “Corona-Time Breakout”)
Stock breaks out of its long-term resistance with strong volume.
This indicates accumulation and trend reversal.
✳️ Ideal action: Watch for a confirmed breakout with a daily or weekly close above resistance.
3. Re-testing and Consolidation
After breakout, price usually comes back to test the breakout level (support retest).
If it holds above that level instead of falling below — it confirms strength.
✳️ Ideal action: This is the best buy zone — when the stock retests the breakout successfully.
4. New Higher Highs and Breakouts
Stock makes new highs and again breaks minor resistances (smaller breakout levels).
Each breakout, followed by successful retest, builds a strong uptrend structure.
✳️ Ideal action: You can add on every breakout and retest in a trending stock.
5. Corrections & Retests (Mid-2024 to 2025 example)
Healthy corrections happen — price may fall to earlier support zones.
If it bounces back strongly from support and breaks previous highs again → trend continuation.
✳️ Ideal action: Buy on dips when price holds above strong supports.
6. Fresh Breakout Again (Recent Phase)
The latest breakout (2025) from ~₹175–₹185 zone to above ₹300 indicates a new long-term bullish phase.
Strong volume and structure show renewed investor interest.
✳️ Ideal action: Enter on pullback near ₹255–₹275 zone if retested, or hold for long-term if already in.
✅ Summary – How to Identify and Buy Such Stocks
Look for multi-year resistance breakout on weekly charts.
Confirm with high volume during breakout.
Wait for retest and hold above support — that’s your best entry.
Add on every breakout and successful retest.
Avoid buying after a big rally without retest — wait for price to cool down.
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