AEX25 TopScope analysis

AEX25 – TopScope analysis

Chapters

• 00:00 Intro & context AEX25
• 00:42 Strong Trend 1Y
• 01:21 Buy/Sell: Short term
• 02:13 Overview of strong AEX components

Quickly to:

• Description
• What we cover
• Step-by-step workflow
• Key points
• Common pitfalls
• Short FAQ

Description

Quick view of the strengths and weaknesses of the AEX25.

With TopScope In TransStock you can see at a glance which stocks are showing momentum and which are lagging behind.
Use the X-axis for time frames and the Y-axis for percentage price change. Pay attention to stocks like NN Group (+40,4%) and Randstad (-21,4%), important references for relative strength and market dynamics.

What we cover

• AEX25 TopScope view: position of shares at 1 month (X), 3 months (●), 9 months (▲), 1 year (◊).
• Core levels: horizontal support and resistance, diagonal trend lines and key levels.
• Relative strength: recognize leaders and laggards within AEX25 and SXXP.
• Decision process: make a shortlist, check graphs and draw up a micro-plan.

Step-by-step workflow

1. Open TopScope for AEX25. Note the positions of the symbols. Use different timeframes to assess trends.
2. Filter by clarity(symbols) and note 3–5 stocks with consistent strength/weakness. Examples: ArcelorMittal, IRON, Exor.
3. Open individual charts For shortlist only. Mark horizontal support/resistance.
4. Micro plan: trigger (price above/below key level), invalidation (where am I wrong), follow-up (daily/weekly monitoring).
5. Check daily/weekly shift in order. Adjust the plan based on new signals.

Key points AEX25 TopScope

• Overview in one screen: immediately see where the strength lies within the AEX25.
• Levels control timing: work with horizontal and diagonal lines for the correct entry/moment.
• Relative strength filters noise: focus on winners (NN Group, Prosus), avoid stragglers (Randstad).

Common pitfalls

• Trading on symbols only: Use TopScope as a starting point, not as a final decision-maker. Combine it with basic technical analysis: support/resistance and trend lines.
• No multi-timeframe check: A strong day can counteract a weak week. Use at least two time frames.
• No invalidation: Without clear points of error, adjustment becomes difficult.

If you would like more insight before you get started, please read our
beginners guide Investing for beginners.

Short FAQ