Time before price.
Price shows what has happened. Studying where price sits in time — through the Chikou Span — helps reveal when a setup may begin to matter.
I’m Manjunath K. S. — an Ichimoku researcher, author and market timing specialist, and creator of Multibagger Finder and AlphaGate Screener.

My research centres on Ichimoku, and especially the Chikou Span — how today’s price interacts with historical price, and what that interaction may reveal about timing. Price tells you what happened. Time reveals what matters.
I document early turnarounds, failed breakouts and multi-timeframe structure as dated observations, so the work can be reviewed rather than simply believed. That research is the foundation of my forthcoming book, Right Stock. Wrong Time.
Fundamental screening helps me narrow the universe. I examine growth, profitability, cash generation, balance-sheet quality and valuation. A good-looking chart is not a substitute for understanding the company behind it.
Technical analysis adds context. I look at trends, consolidation, volume and market structure to assess how a potential opportunity is developing. Systematic screening helps me repeat that process rather than rely on the market’s loudest narrative.
Risk management is central to the work. I want to understand what would invalidate an idea, what uncertainty remains and what downside deserves attention. Research is a process of asking better questions — not a promise of returns.
I created Multibagger Finder and AlphaGate Screener to make that search more focused. They support discovery and analysis; the final decision still requires independent judgement.
Price shows what has happened. Studying where price sits in time — through the Chikou Span — helps reveal when a setup may begin to matter.
Read Ichimoku structure, historical price interaction and multiple timeframes together, rather than reacting to single signals.
Failed breakouts are studied as carefully as successful ones. Define what invalidates an observation before considering what may follow.