But the real question is — how do we know when a bull run is about to start?
People say “history doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes.”
And this rhythm is visible right on the Nifty 50 chart — through one powerful indicator 👇
📊 The Indicator: “Rate of Change (ROC)”
Open TradingView → Indicators → search “Rate of Change”
Now set the timeframe to 20 months and draw two horizontal lines:
One at 0
One at 40
🔍 What the Pattern Says
When the ROC line crosses 0 from below, it usually marks the start of a bull run.
When the ROC touches 40, it signals the bull run is nearing its end.
This rhythm has repeated many times in history —
each time, the market turned bullish as the line crossed 0,
and cooled off as it touched 40.
💡 Why It Works
Because ROC measures momentum vs fundamentals.
If company earnings grow 12–14 % per year,
but Nifty shoots up 40 % in just 20 months — that’s too fast.
Prices eventually pause so that earnings can catch up.
⚙️ Quick Recap
Indicator → Rate of Change (20 Month)
Bull Run Begins → ROC crosses 0 from below
Bull Run Ends → ROC touches 40
Current Zone → Between 0 and 40 = Neutral
If you want to learn how to combine such technical signals + fundamental analysis
to prepare for the next bull run,
join this week’s Free Financial Freedom Webinar.
📈 Shubham will share 4 proven Techno-Funda strategies
refined over 12 years of market experience.
🎁 You also get a short free course instantly after registration.
⚠️ Important Note:
Past patterns don’t guarantee future results.
Markets can behave differently across cycles.
Taxes and switching costs are not considered in this analysis.
🧾 Disclaimer:
Educational content only — not investment advice.
Consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.
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But the real question is — how do we know when a bull run is about to start?
People say “history doesn’t repeat, but it rhymes.”
And this rhythm is visible right on the Nifty 50 chart — through one powerful indicator 👇
📊 The Indicator: “Rate of Change (ROC)”
Open TradingView → Indicators → search “Rate of Change”
Now set the timeframe to 20 months and draw two horizontal lines:
One at 0
One at 40
🔍 What the Pattern Says
When the ROC line crosses 0 from below, it usually marks the start of a bull run.
When the ROC touches 40, it signals the bull run is nearing its end.
This rhythm has repeated many times in history —
each time, the market turned bullish as the line crossed 0,
and cooled off as it touched 40.
💡 Why It Works
Because ROC measures momentum vs fundamentals.
If company earnings grow 12–14 % per year,
but Nifty shoots up 40 % in just 20 months — that’s too fast.
Prices eventually pause so that earnings can catch up.
⚙️ Quick Recap
Indicator → Rate of Change (20 Month)
Bull Run Begins → ROC crosses 0 from below
Bull Run Ends → ROC touches 40
Current Zone → Between 0 and 40 = Neutral
If you want to learn how to combine such technical signals + fundamental analysis
to prepare for the next bull run,
join this week’s Free Financial Freedom Webinar.
📈 Shubham will share 4 proven Techno-Funda strategies
refined over 12 years of market experience.
🎁 You also get a short free course instantly after registration.
👉 Register here → shorturl.at/mXZ1Z
⚠️ Important Note:
Past patterns don’t guarantee future results.
Markets can behave differently across cycles.
Taxes and switching costs are not considered in this analysis.
🧾 Disclaimer:
Educational content only — not investment advice.
Consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.
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