TGIC SCA RDN PMI FNM FRE RHD ABK DSL RAMR BKUNA VUOC LCC LNG KRY FMD GGC TGC STSI LEE BBX AAI EEE CYTK GBE MMPI HAYZ URRE MITI COIN PBKS CNTY SIRF QI CFW SPC MNI MOVE JMBA ANPI
Ranked from highest ADR30 to lowest after they hit the ADR10 above 10% scan
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Hey Muddy:
I wrote a filter for you guys based on your ADR specs:
Fetcher[
/* 13th Floor ADR Specs*/
set{adr10 , average day range (10) }
set{adr30 , average day range (30) }
and add column adr10
and add column adr30
average day range(10) is above 10 percent
close price is between 1 and 10
volume is above 300000
/* TRO STAT DISPLAY - 10 PERCENT POPS PER WEEK */
set{HiOp, high - open}
set{Long_Profit, HiOp/open }
set{B10A, count(Long_Profit > .10 , 100)}
set{A10A, count(Long_Profit > .10 , 1)}
set{chg, sum( A10A - A10A 1 day ago ,5)}
and add column separator
and add column B10A {GT10%}
add column chg{(wk)}
add column chg 1 week ago{(-1wk)}
add column chg 2 weeks ago{(-2wk)}
add column chg 3 weeks ago{(-3wk)}
add column chg 4 weeks ago{(-4wk)}
add column chg 5 weeks ago{(-5wk)}
add column chg 6 weeks ago{(-6wk)}
add column chg 7 weeks ago{(-7wk)}
add column chg 8 weeks ago{(-8wk)}
and add column separator
add column industry
add column sector
and add column separator
sort column 6 descending
CHART-TIME 1 MONTH
]
What I have discovered is that no matter what scan you run if you add the TRO STAT DISPLAY to it, you'll usually see the stocks that POP the most. So why not just filter out the stocks that POP the most in the first place and trade those?
The only criteria that make a difference is the price and volume selection.
Try it for yourself!
Looks like everyone is on vacation. here's some day rangers from the scan just now to keep your eye on for this week sorted by ADR(30) highest to lowest. I don't know how many are usually on here but here's 30:
TGIC SCA RDN FRE-T PMI ABK DSL LCC
LNG RHD FMD WM WM-K STSI URRE COIN
MTG GGC SIL BBX EEE KOG PBKS TRE
CORS AAI BZH SIRF BQI
LEHMQ went up 284.62% today
is this stocking gonna keep rising?
should we just keep buying the intraday breakouts?
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