maxxam80
108 posts
msg #47192
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9/27/2006 12:09:51 PM
is it possible to make a filter that finds decreasing price ranges
I want a filter that will be good for straddles
regards
Max
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nikoschopen
2,824 posts
msg #47196
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9/27/2006 3:33:10 PM
Max,
Many traders, including myself, have come to rely on the "Bollinger squeeze" pattern for a potential breakouts. The B.S. that we're so fond of (especially around here *wink wink*) can be easily located using the predefined measures—Bollinger Width, Bollinger Oscillator, & Bollinger %B—provided in the Index section.
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radovan.arendas
41 posts
msg #47261
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10/2/2006 6:35:09 AM
Maxxam,
look at Range Contraction/Expansion Filter thread.
http://www.stockfetcher.com/stockdb/fetcher?p=forum&sub=view&fid=1002&tid=38839
r.
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maxxam80
108 posts
msg #47268
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10/2/2006 12:17:35 PM
you may know how to trade but you can't spell
walk before you run
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WALLSTREETGENIUS
983 posts
msg #47262
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10/2/2006 12:33:02 PM
"I want a filter that will be good for straddles"
"Pls make me a filter for price consolidation for potential breakouts"
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" I want, pls make me." Looks like I was right on target with this guy in my "Warm pop-80" thread, when I used the word "adolescent" lol....
- Riggs -
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nikoschopen
2,824 posts
msg #47275
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10/2/2006 4:17:00 PM
maxxam80,
The following filter will screen for stocks that broke either above or below their respective Bollinger band following a "squeeze":
Here's a slight variation of the above filter that will fetch a bigger catch:
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