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rrochon
117 posts
msg #32985
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8/25/2004 5:01:23 PM

Joe,

Are you still running the filter you posted earlier this year?

"Show stocks where Close dropped more than 20 percent over the last 1 day
and Average Volume(90) is above 50000
and close is between .25 and 2.50
and date offset is 5"

If so, is it still working? I tried backtesting it for various days and there were some big loosers and not many winners. Possibly it only works if the market is trending up.

Do you just buy the top 3 to 5 stocks, or do you watch them and buy if they go and hold green for 15 minutes?

I noticed that some stocks that drop 20% one day keep dropping for the next few days. Might be hard to sleep.

Thanks,

Dick



kgriffen
49 posts
msg #32990
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8/25/2004 8:52:15 PM

I asked the same question a while ago and got no response. I use a modified form of his filter, since I am not comfortable trading stocks under $1.00 or with real low liquidity. I use:

Fetcher[Show stocks where
Close dropped more than 30 percent over the last 1 day
and Average Volume(90) is above 100000
and volume is above 100000
and close is above 1.00
]



I don't enter the stock unless it is up the next day after 10:01 am EST. If it is up, then I enter the stock and immediately place a 4% STOP LOSS.

Under the same concept, I also use this one:

Fetcher[show stocks where rsi(3) is increasing for 1 day
and rsi(3) is below 25
and average volume(90) is greater than 100000
and volume is greater than average volume(90)
and price is between 1 and 12
and add column rsi(3) and sort by column 5
]



Good trading,
kg






rrochon
117 posts
msg #32992
Ignore rrochon
8/25/2004 9:25:59 PM

Thanks, KG. Backtests on these look good. I'll watch BBI, HIX and YAKC tomorrow at 10:01.

Do you watch the market before you trade to make sure it is going up, or just play each stock from its chart, regardless of what the market is doing?

I notice that these do not use the filter, "and 60 day slope of close is above 0", so they can be trending down. Does this seem to make a difference?

Dick


rrochon
117 posts
msg #33018
Ignore rrochon
8/27/2004 1:08:52 PM

KG,

Another question, please. Being located on the west coast I hate to get up at 6:30 to check the stocks. Would you suggest placeing a buy order 1% above the close after the market closes, or should I wait until it has been green 15 minutes like Muddy does?

Also, do you still buy if it gaps up 5% on the open, or is up 5% at 10:01 am?

I guess that's two questions.

Thanks,

Dick

Thanks,

Dick


defghca
150 posts
msg #33067
Ignore defghca
8/31/2004 7:26:30 AM

where is Joe these days? is he still trading and posting


TheRumpledOne
6,407 posts
msg #33091
Ignore TheRumpledOne
9/1/2004 9:01:20 PM

No he is selling engraved zippo lighters - NO JOKE!


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