The past few weeks have been tough for the stock market. Many investors have seen their portfolio values drop as prices plummeted. However, rather than panicking, savvy investors are using this time to prepare for the inevitable rebound. In fact, identifying rebound stocks can be simple and accurate if you know how to follow the big players.

When the market is down, big players are typically accumulating shares. They know that prices will eventually rebound, so they're buying low in order to sell high later on. As a result, it's important to watch for stocks that have been heavily accumulated during a downtrend. This can be seen through analyzing price and volume data.

One key metric to look at is volume. High volume during a downtrend indicates that big players are accumulating shares. You can also look for price consolidation in a 5 mins chart, which is when the stock trades in a tight range from the recent bottom for 1 or 2 days. This can be a sign that big players are accumulating shares and that a rebound is imminent.

Another important factor to consider is price levels. Big players often mark prices at certain levels in order to create support and resistance levels. By understanding these levels, you can identify potential rebound points. For example, if a stock has been heavily accumulated at a recent low price level, it's likely that big players will try to push the price up to take profits by selling to late comers in the market. You can also use this to identify price peaks for profit taking or short selling.

As an illustration, in the past few weeks, our analysis has identified several rebound stocks with high potential returns. For instance, in the KLSE market, we identified SYSCORP on 11th April 2023, which had been on a retracement for 4 days. However, our analysis showed that the big players were supporting the stock at a low price, indicating an upcoming rebound. We bought the stock at the right time and sold it when it reached the high point of the price where it shows the big players are getting ready to sell down, making a profit of 14.5% in 1 day. 

Similarly, in the SGX market, we identified Olam Group, which had a strong support level and showed signs of big players getting ready to mark prices higher. We bought the stock at the right time and sold it when it reached our target price, making a profit of 6% in 3 days. These are just a few examples of how our analysis method can help you identify profitable rebound stocks in a timely and accurate manner.

It's important to note that this type of analysis is not based on technical or fundamental analysis. Instead, it relies on understanding how big players operate in the market and using that knowledge to your advantage. This type of analysis allows you to make quick and accurate trades, without getting bogged down in laggy analysis.

It's also important to never follow news. News is always late and by the time the news is announced, big players have already taken profit by selling to retail investors.

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