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Free PDF · 40+ pages
Top-down momentum & Focused Scans
The whole swing trading process in one PDF, in the order you actually use it — read the market, find the strong industries, wait for one of three momentum setups, plan the risk, then follow a 15-minute evening routine. With charts and printable checklists.

By CA Devang Maheshwari · full-time swing trader for 8 years · 4.7/5 from 334+ reviews on Trustpilot

11 chapters, 3 printable checklists and a glossary.
A “find your answer fast” index at the front takes you straight to each one.
…and 11 more.
Start from zero: what swing trading is, the six words that matter and how to learn in the right order.
Replace random entries with a top-down order and three defined momentum setups.
A 15-minute routine after the 3:30 PM close. No screen-watching during the day.
Yes. Enter your name and email and the download button appears right away. A copy of the link is also sent to your email.
Eleven chapters in the order you actually trade: swing trading basics, reading market direction, finding strong industries and stocks (momentum, RS rating, Stage 2), the three momentum setups — Follow Through Swing, 20 EMA Base and IPO Base — breakouts, risk and position size with a worked ₹ example, a 15-minute evening routine and the 10 most common mistakes. Plus printable checklists and a glossary.
Indian traders who are new to swing trading or want a structured, repeatable process — including working professionals who can only review the market after the close.
No. It's education only. The charts are illustrations, not real stocks, and nothing in it is a tip, call or recommendation.
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N.E.X.T reads the market, rates 65+ industries and runs three focused momentum scans across 2,100+ NSE stocks.