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| General Discussion · MACD and Hull on 2 Day or 4 Day charts | |
| xarlor msg #149715 |
11/29/2019 1:08:36 PM Unfortunately, StockFetcher only supports daily charts and weekly charts. |
| General Discussion · The Rumpled One crock pot filter | |
| xarlor msg #149705 |
11/28/2019 1:23:46 AM In the case of APPS, the trend is strongly bullish. Guppy separation is big. Low bounced off $8.00 (whole numbers are natural support/resistance zones). The volume of red Monday was less than the previous 5-day green/red volume ratio which indicated profit takers instead of a mass sell off.  |
| General Discussion · The Rumpled One crock pot filter | |
| xarlor msg #149702 modified |
11/27/2019 7:54:37 PM @manojb21 That's what I did. Ran it about 5 minutes before close Friday and entered an orders to my broker about 30 seconds before the bell. You won't always nail the close, but should be within a few cents. If you want to get in at the exact close, you can wait until after the bell then enter a limit order and enable after-market execution. You'll usually get filled, but it's not guaranteed. Don't place stop loss order before market close. Do it after and make sure it is not set for after-market hours. I didn't place any stop loss orders, only alerts at 3%. If it triggered I wanted to see the technicals and judge whether it may bounce back. When to take profit is up to you. I made the decision to let mine run to 2% and entered a trailing stop of 1% so i was guaranteed at least a 1% profit. Note: trailing stops can backfire if there is an event and the stock drops precipitously. |
| General Discussion · The Rumpled One crock pot filter | |
| xarlor msg #149696 |
11/27/2019 1:21:14 PM @kossvet With TDA doing commission-free trading I decided to jump in feet first on the strategy. I committed $1200 and took the top 4 results in the filter. I entered at the close on Friday and set a mental stop-loss at 3%. If a ticker hit 2% profit, I entered a trailing stop of 1%. Below are the results. 
Other than APPS, they all hit 2% on Monday and I enacted the trailing stop. They all stopped out the same day. Only APPS failed to reach 2% Monday and actually ended the day below the 3% mental stop loss. The technicals looked good though so I held. Tuesday it gained back a little but was still below my entry. Today it shot up and I entered the trailing stop. Week 1 worked as advertised. Let's see what Week 2 holds. |
| Stock Picks and Trading · A Newbie's Journey | |
| xarlor msg #149694 |
11/27/2019 7:49:39 AMjust happened to see a big candle dwarf the 3 candles prior (is there a name or script for that?) What you see there is a doji candlestick after a downtrend. Doji's are candles whose open and close are pretty much in the same spot. It reflects an even tug-of-war between the bulls and the bears and often signifies a reversal in the trend. Specific doji more strongly predict a trend change: |
| Stock Picks and Trading · CLVS | |
| xarlor msg #149692 |
11/26/2019 8:50:34 PM Mac, is there a filter you use to catch these breakouts? I've pieced together one based on your criteria mentioned over the last several posts. This filter caught CLVS and RLGY, but missed MRNA (too much separation between guppy cross and 3-month break). It also found some other gems: Of course, as with any filter there are losers in there. I feel with a good stop loss plan this would make a good strategy for breakouts. Anyway, here is the filter: |
| Filter Exchange · Swing trading filters | |
| xarlor msg #149679 |
11/24/2019 9:00:43 PM Although KMX did have 5 down days, the bottom on 12/20/18 was not a doji. Let us know if you encounter success with the strategy though!  |
| General Discussion · Fibonacci screener | |
| xarlor msg #149676 |
11/24/2019 5:44:54 PM @nibor, it appears to be some wonkiness with SF. Most of the extra tickers your filter displays have candle bodies of less than 0.01. Most of these are obviously penny and micro stocks, but not all of them. In this sense your filter is more accurate than mine. Still if you want to match my filter as closely as possible, you can eliminate these. It still does not mirror the filters perfectly but it's a lot closer. Plus, it gets rid of micro stocks too. |
| Filter Exchange · Swing trading filters | |
| xarlor msg #149673 modified |
11/23/2019 11:28:51 PM |
| General Discussion · The Rumpled One crock pot filter | |
| xarlor msg #149657 |
11/21/2019 6:30:17 PM Okay I've started and scrapped this request several times before finally settling on this. It's a bit cumbersome, but I think it mostly gets what you need. To start, you have to move the day back to a Friday for it to work right, From there you can jump back 1 week at a time. The top line represents a 5% profit The middle line is a 1% profit The bottom line is a stop loss set 3% below your entry (the close price on Friday). At a glance, hitting the 1% profit before a 3% loss during the week is highly probable and occurs often enough to offset the occasional 3% loser. Trade idea: Set stop loss at 3%. At 1% profit, set a 1% trailing stop. Notes: |
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