Sqwii
160 posts
msg #67401
- Ignore Sqwii |
9/18/2008 4:39:26 AM
And another thing I see...
What should you be looking for mostly?
wklyprofit column?
qtrpct?
What is the most important. I am not daytrading thats why I just want to buy a stock and hold it for 5 days
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #67422
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
9/18/2008 12:16:16 PM
Sqwii
TRO , I just want to know that I am correct.
That means that you can also use the filter for example today and get results for the best gainers(next 5 days)? Or it is only for using in the weekend?
I thought it could be a nice filter if you could make it just for the "next 5 days" which stocks is statistically open over 1% over the next 5 days?
But indeed I tried this filter and it came up with LNN as the first buy. Would you then tell me the first stocks the filter shows would be the best ? or do you have some kind of let the best stocks be on the top :-) ?
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NO.
The date the filter shows must always be FRIDAY because of the way SF calculates the weekly data.
So change the DATE OFFSET to 1 on Monday, 2 on Tuesday, etc...
BEST? That's a matter of opinion.
I choose the ones that have the best stats, best range and most volume.
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Sqwii
160 posts
msg #67433
- Ignore Sqwii |
9/18/2008 3:19:56 PM
Hi TRO
When you are saying "Best STATS" what are you looking for then ? I see a lot of different columns... what is nice stats for you ?
Chris
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Sqwii
160 posts
msg #67445
- Ignore Sqwii |
9/18/2008 4:06:09 PM
TRO
It's because when I look at these STATS
Then I see that wkprofitpc and what does ziphi means ? I now big volume is important but what is then the most important?
If I sort the "fivepct" and get it by the highest numbers, then it comes up with RDN and JRCC, but does it means that these stocks would pop more than 5% per week? Can you please be more precise what you mean with choosing the best stats :-)
Thank you TRO :)
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Sqwii
160 posts
msg #67446
- Ignore Sqwii |
9/18/2008 4:12:08 PM
I read about ziphi but higher ziphi number means that its a better stock to buy.
Because if these over 5 pct shows you can just choose the stocks which mosly is over 5 percent every week and then gain 5% every week ? Why choose the 1% ? Or am I wrong ?
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #67450
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
9/18/2008 4:45:59 PM
So many questions.
The best stats for me, are the ones that yield 1% the most. That's the idea, a slow safe trade.
Now some people want to hold for longer than a day.
But I look for a NO BRAINER trade.
This isn't about getting rich quick... It's about growing your portfolio SLOWLY and STEADILY.
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Sqwii
160 posts
msg #67452
- Ignore Sqwii |
9/18/2008 4:56:24 PM
Ah I think I know what you mean now..
So if you choosing a stock which grow over 1pct ? then you sort the 1pct column and take the highest numbers of 1pct..
Then you buy monday open and then waiting for it going to 1 pct and then sell it ?
And another question..
If I should use this filter today I would just take the offset to "4" because its thursday today ? or should I use 5 ?
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #67453
- Ignore TheRumpledOne |
9/18/2008 5:22:49 PM
Set date offset so it always reads the previous Friday's date.
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tomm1111
202 posts
msg #67570
- Ignore tomm1111 |
9/22/2008 1:08:49 AM
Bump.
Load up while the getting is good.
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tomm1111
202 posts
msg #67577
- Ignore tomm1111 |
9/22/2008 1:52:15 PM
Bought ROYL at open. I was intending to place a stop at 2% gain. From the time my order went through it jumped past 2% so I placed my stop at 5%. Sold 28 min later for a 5% gain. I'm very happy with a 5% gain.
(It ran today up over 20% by mid day.)
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