When I try to login to the momentify website, it is giving error.
Kindly fix the issue ASAP.

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When will it be available?

@Ravi-Shinde, so here comes the role of XIRR instead of absolute returns for pyramids.

@RAJA BABU Attend offline conferences of Definedge and try to network and learn and then execute

@Definedge @@Definedge-Experts kindly resolve this issue for regular trading. You are offering margin for momentum investing from momentify portal, then, why not make it available for regular trading? Why these 2 different approaches?

@Ravi-Shinde, as taken from Google, XIRR stands for Extended Internal Rate of Return is a method used to calculate returns on investments where there are multiple transactions happening at different times.

Prashant Ji, in trading, profit targets and locking is of utmost importance.
Can you please add the following in momentum trading:

1. Intermediate target setting:
   Intermediate target: x%, stock to sell: a%
   Final target: y%, stock to sell: <whatever percentage of stock quantity is remaining>

2. Profit locking Percentage:
   SL above buy price: x%
   Trigger above buy price: y%, where y > x
   Eg., if I set x=10%, y=15%, if my stock moves by 15% or more, my SL will be set at 10%
   i.e, I will get atleast 10% profit while continue riding the momentum for more expected profit.

Hello @Prashant-Shah ji, in system builder based renko trading, it is very difficult to formulate whether current brick i.e. brick 0, is completely formed or not on a timeframe of lets say 1 min. This creates a lot of confusion as sometimes the brick 0 is formed a long ago and the next brick is not getting formed due to not much change in the price strike. Kindly suggest how to achieve this?

Hello Prashant Ji,

Difference between iNAV and trading price is very crucial to filter out high premium ETFs. Can you please introduce this difference in a column if we are running the ETF basket scan in momentify as well as in rzone (for scan and backtesting both). Also, introduce an option to filter out high premium stocks (in percentage).

Thanks.

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Hello, @Definedge @@Definedge-Experts , did you get a chance to look into this issue?