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GÜN İÇİ ALIP SATTIĞIM HİSSELERİ NASIL SEÇİYORUM FİLTRELİYORUM | Hisse Senedi Al Sat Taktikleri

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Key takeaways

Finance

Finance-focused summary (intraday stock selection & filtering)

Market/strategy context

  • The speaker is a momentum intraday trader: trades are based primarily on price action + trading volume, not deep fundamentals.
  • The core goal is to build a watchlist after the market closes for the next trading day (working overnight / scanning evening).

Instruments / tickers mentioned

  • Garanti Bank
  • Fenerbahçe (traded shares mentioned; exact ticker not provided)
  • ASELSAN
  • ASSA (referred to as “ASSA” / “ASAN” in places; likely the same name is being mis-typed by subtitles)
  • SILK (likely “Silk” / “Silk” asset; exact ticker not provided)
  • İpekeye (unidentified exact ticker)
  • Şumun / Şumun most likely (name appears but ticker not clear)
  • Kozal Gold (gold-related stock; exact ticker not provided)
  • Onur (appears as a stock name; ticker not provided)
  • Yunsa (Yünsa / Yunsa referenced; ticker not provided)
  • Vakıf FN (referred to in the context of “financial leasing”; ticker not provided)

Note: The subtitles provide names, not reliable ticker symbols (except “TradingView” as a platform). Exact Turkish stock tickers can’t be confirmed from the text.

Step-by-step filtering methodology (as described)

TradingView scanner setup / filters (conceptual workflow)

  • Create a new scanner screen and remove default filters (“EPS, growth, P/E” etc.) to build the system manually.
  • Focus scanner columns on:
    • Price and daily % change
    • Volume
    • Relative volume

Relative volume definition (speaker’s framing)

  • Relative volume ≈ (latest day volume) / (average volume) over a lookback (described as “average over 10 days”).
  • Interpretation:
    • ~1 → around average interest
    • 2 → “above average” and meaningful momentum/interest
  • Preference:
    • Relative volume should be ≥ 2
    • Rarely trades below 1.5–2
    • Mentions not going below 1.5 or 2.5 (subtitles unclear, but reinforces the “don’t accept weak relative volume” rule)

Volume threshold / liquidity filter

  • For intraday trades, the speaker requires liquidity roughly like:
    • Average volume / traded volume of at least ~20–30 million (units not perfectly clear, but presented as the minimum liquidity level to avoid illiquid markets).

Trend requirement (technical condition)

  • Before considering a long setup, the stock must be in an upward trend / not in a clear downtrend.
  • He rejects stocks showing:
    • Downward trending price action
    • Sell-off / continuing weakness, even if there are intraday bounces

Timing rule (how long to hold / when it “works”)

  • Trades are expected to play out within 1–3 candles.
  • He often avoids setups that extend beyond about the third candle/day, expecting profit-taking and momentum fading.
  • He emphasizes checking whether the next-day reaction continues.

End-of-day checks for next-day readiness (explicit checklist)

  1. Close higher at least once per day
    • Gives “appeal” for next-day buyers/traders.
  2. Does daily volume support the closing price?
    • Close positive, but volume should confirm buyer support at the close.
  3. Today’s volume > average volume (very important)
    • Example referenced: 214 million volume (“slightly above average volume”).

New-high / upward momentum confirmation

  • Look for whether:
    • The chart is making a new high
    • The stock is reaching higher highs
    • There’s a real upward trend (not just sideways action)

Key numbers and thresholds mentioned

  • Relative volume threshold: target ≥ 2
    • Rarely uses < 2
    • Mentions range like 1.5–2
    • Mentions not going below 1.5 or 2.5 (subtitles unclear, but consistent with the “minimum strength” idea)
  • Liquidity filter: prefer stocks with 20–30 million minimum volume (for intraday tradability)
  • Example calculations / interpretations:
    • 16M vs 5M → relative volume 15/5 = 3 (above-average interest)
  • Example caution:
    • One stock described as losing almost half volume; 18.5% decrease referenced
  • Example volume context:
    • 214 million volume example (slightly above average)
    • Mentions relative volume could potentially reach 8–9 near end of day (illustrative)

Explicit recommendations / cautions

  • Reject weak setups
    • Downtrending charts or sell-off continuation even if price spikes
    • Low liquidity / low relative volume
  • Don’t rely only on momentum
    • Momentum must align with volume support and ideally new highs / trend
  • Don’t keep positions too long
    • Generally seeks outcomes within the first/second/at most third candle
  • Critical timing: scan after market close
    • Relative volume rankings can change at closing
    • The watchlist for tomorrow is built after the day ends

Disclosures / disclaimers

  • The speaker’s guidance is presented as educational/mentorship, but no explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer is included in the subtitles provided.
  • He repeatedly suggests getting advice from a professional trader/mentor.

Presenters / sources mentioned

  • No individual presenter name is clearly stated in the subtitles.
  • Tools/platforms mentioned:
    • TradingView (used for scanning and chart review)
    • Instagram (weekly shared information)
  • Mentions “Master Trade Pro” / “master trade programs” (course/platform name), but no external research source is cited.

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