https://sensifty.com/blogNotes from building Sensifty. No tips, no stock picks.en-in https://sensifty.com/blog/why-technicals-matterhttps://sensifty.com/blog/why-technicals-matterTue, 27 Oct 2026 03:30:00 GMTTechnical measures will not tell you whether a business is good. They do tell you whether the price is stretched against its own past, and stretched prices usually fall back: a median of about 16% within a year, more than 30% in nearly one case in four. https://sensifty.com/blog/waiting-for-a-diphttps://sensifty.com/blog/waiting-for-a-dipTue, 27 Oct 2026 03:30:00 GMTAfter a stock first became stretched, its price fell a median of about 16% at some point within a year. But waiting for that dip did not beat buying at once: in 2021 to 2024, buying on the first day returned a median 32.5% over two years, against 24.4% for waiting. https://sensifty.com/blog/stock-trackers-comparedhttps://sensifty.com/blog/stock-trackers-comparedTue, 27 Oct 2026 03:30:00 GMTThey are less competitors than steps. Screener and Tickertape help you find and understand a business, TradingView helps you read a chart, your broker places the order, and Sensifty answers a narrower question: is this a stretched moment for this stock, against its own past? https://sensifty.com/blog/an-alert-twice-a-yearhttps://sensifty.com/blog/an-alert-twice-a-yearTue, 27 Oct 2026 03:30:00 GMTSensifty's watch alert arms when a stock becomes stretched and fires once, when the stretch cools or the price reaches its first reference level. For a typical stock that is two or three times a year, about five weeks after the stretch began.