Stage Analysis course
Learn to tell whether a stock is basing, advancing, topping or declining, and why most of your buying should happen in only one of those stages.
What is Stage Analysis?
Stage Analysis is an approach popularised by Stan Weinstein in his book Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets. It describes a stock's price history as a cycle of four stages: a sideways base (Stage 1), an advancing trend (Stage 2), a top (Stage 3) and a decline (Stage 4). A long-term moving average and volume help identify each stage.
How CIMS teaches it
Stage Analysis is a core part of our Intermediate: Swing Trading course, applied to Indian stocks, and is combined with trend filters, price action and risk management in the CIMS Stage-Wave System.
Read our free lesson: What is Stage Analysis? The four stages explained.
CIMS is not affiliated with or endorsed by Stan Weinstein.