Sunday, July 18, 2010

IBD top 200

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SUMR
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NTL

Monday, July 12, 2010

Mom+val

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TEN

ETF list

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Thursday, July 08, 2010

Telechart setup

Basic PCF functions

Close, low high
Closing price today
(C )
Today's high
(H )
Today's low price
(L )
Yesterday's closing price (one day ago)
(C1)
Closing price five days ago (5 trading days)
(C5)
Similarly O5 and L5 will give open and low 5 days ago
Closing price one month ago
(C21)
Closing price one week ago (5 trading days)
(C5)
Closing price one year ago (250 trading days)
(C250)
Closing price two years ago (500 trading days)
(C500)
Closing price three years ago (750 trading days)
(C750)
Closing price four years ago (1000 trading days)
(C1000)
Highest High or Lowest Low
Highest closing price over the last six months (126 trading days)
(MAXC126)
Lowest closing price over the last six months (126 trading days)
(MinC126)
Highest high over the last 20 trading days
(MAXH20)
Lowest low over the last 5 trading days
(MINL5)
Point Changes
Net Change
(C-C1)
Net Change 1 Week
(C-C5)
Net Change 1 Month
(C-C21)
Net Change 1 Year
(C-C250)
Spread Today: today's high minus today's low
(H-L)
Spread Yesterday: yesterday's high minus yesterday's low
(H1-L1)
% Change
One week percent change
((C-C5)/C5*100)
One month percent change
((C-C21)/C21*100)
1-year percent change in closing price (250 trading days)
((C-C250)/C250*100)
Percentage change in closing price from yesterday to today
((C-C1)/C1*100)
Percentage change in closing price from two days ago to yesterday
((C1-C2)/C2*100)
Moving Averages
Ten day price moving average
(AvgC10)
Value of Price 10 day moving average yesterday (one day ago)
(AvgC10.1)

Similarly you can do AVG of H or L
For Exponential Average XAVG is used so 50 day Exponential moving average will be (Xavgc50)
Volume
Volume today
(V)
Yesterday's volume
(V1)
Volume one week ago (5 trading days)
(V5)
5 day moving average of volume
(AvgV5)
100 day moving average of volume
(AvgV100)
Steps involved in creating simple PCF
Here is an example of PCF for DOJI
(O = C )
This formula describes the condition for DOJI where closing price of a stock is same as Opening Price.

1) First and foremost you require Telechart Software
2) Use the
button to create a new PCF.
Where can you find more information about PCF
http://forums.worden.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=83
1) Episodic Pivots Method Related PCF

Episodic Pivots Scan
The EP scan has 2 components, it finds either :
1. a stock which has made a 8% plus move or
2. a stock up 5 dollar plus on 1 million volume.
The formula for Episodic Pivots is as follows:
((C - C1) >= 5 AND V > 10000 AND C >= 62.50 AND V > V1) OR ((( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) >=8 AND V > 3000 AND (100 * V / AVGV100) >= 300) AND C > 1)
This scan has two parts:
((C - C1) >= 5 AND V > 10000 AND C >= 62.50 AND V > V1)
C= price today
C1= price yesterday
V= volume today on hundreds
V1= volume yesterday
This portion finds a stock priced above 62.5 that had a 5 dollar plus move on 1 million shares volume and where todays volume is higher than yesterday.
and the second part
(( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 8 AND V > 3000AND (100 * V / AVGV100) >= 300)
AVGV100= average volume in last 100 days
a 8% move.
5/62.5=8%
So if a stock priced below 62.5 has a 5 dollar move, it will be captured in the 8% scan.
While for a stock priced above 62.5, a 5 dollar move is not necessarily 8%. Say a 100 dollar stock goes up 5 dollar, it is 5% move.
The scan by cleverly combining two scans eliminates the need for two separate scans.
Setting up Tabs for EP
To trade Episodic Pivots on daily basis you need to be well organised. One of the ways to do this is to setup data tabs in Telechart for all the information you need for making EP decision.
The image above shows you following tabs:
1. Price percent change (green)
2. Latest float for example RDN shows 81617 float. It means float for RDN is 81 million
3. Price to sales Ratio as a rank. for example RDN shows value of 32 for this, that means it is ranked 32 percentile in terms of price to sales ratio
4. Volume Surge Today for example for RDN it shows a value of 447 which means it had 447% more volume than average 100 day volume
5. Volume Dollars 1-day for example it is 16751 for RDN Which means 167 million dollar volume
Sorting the Episodic Pivots scan output by Dollar volume allows you to prioritize the EP breakouts.
Chart Setting for EP
You can set up the scan
((C - C1) >= 5 AND V > 10000 AND C >= 62.50 AND V > V1) OR ((( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 8 AND V > 3000 AND (100 * V / AVGV100) >= 300) AND C > 1)
to show up on your chart.
That way you can find out where a EP happened.
To do this do this:
Once you do that you will get a EP marker on your chart like this:
Once you have the Episodic Pivots Scan output, then you need to use this template to analyse the EP.
Where does information for each of the column comes from:
1. Symbol: from Telechart EP scan
2. Sector Rank: IBD Stock Ckeckup
3. EPS% change: IBD Stock Ckeckup
4. Sales % change: IBD Stock Ckeckup
5. Float: Telechart Tab Latest Float
6. P/S: Telechart Tab Price to sales rank
7. Prior neglect: you have to decide best on when the stock had last rally
8. Earnings surprize: Finviz or IBD or MSN Moneycentral or Zacks or Yahoo Finance
9. Episodic Pivot: Th news that resulted in this big rally from Finviz/ yahoo/ google
10. Verdict: Whether to buy or not to buy
11. % risk: how much you want to risk

If you fill up the table this is how it will look for today
2) Top25 Breakout PCF
C >= 1.04 * C1 AND MINV3 >= 1000 AND V > V1 (breakout scan)
C= Price today
C1=price yesterday
MINV3= minimum volume in last 3 days should be greater than 100000 (this eliminates stocks with low liquidity. If you have small account, you can use 500 value which means above 50000 daily volume in last 3 days.)
V= volume today
V1=volume yesterday
You apply this on "Common Stocks"
The stocks meeting the above condition you sort by the Momentum scan:
C / AVGC126
Select Top 25 stocks.
Selecting Stocks for entry from 25 stocks

The 25 breakout stocks which you get will have some overextended stocks, some which had a breakout earlier , and some which are just starting their swing. Those are the stocks that we are interested in.
Remember the basic objective of swing trading is to find a stock in an uptrend, then find a consolidation area and buy at start of next swing.
A picture will explain this clearly. This is what you are looking for:
From the Top 25 breakouts, if you find a breakout like this take it. Otherwise wait for next day.

If you get say 5 breakouts like this picture perfect breakouts then select the one with highest mdt ratings first.
3) Market Monitor PCF
How to interpret Market Monitor
# of stocks up>4% on high volume
(100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 4 AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1
up to 300 normal buying pressure
300 to 500 high buying pressure money flowing in to market
500 to1000 very high buying pressure (normally seen at beginning of a bullish turn from bearish phase)
1000 plus extreme buying pressure
300 plus day are common in bear markets.
At beginning of a bull move you will see a cluster of 3 to 5 big buying days of 300 plus.
Most turns in major trend start with 1000 plus buying day.
# of stocks down>4% on high volume
( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) <= ( - 4) AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1
up to 300 normal selling pressure
500 to 1000 very high selling pressure
1000 plus extreme selling pressure
Bear markets rallies typically start after such extreme 1000 plus selling days.
So a 1000 plus days after a 5 to 10 days of selling pressure is short term bullish.
# of stocks up>25% in a quarter
100 * ((C + .01) - ( MINC65 + .01)) / (MINC65 + .01) >= 25 and AVGC20 * AVGV20 >= 2500
Market is in bullish phase till the # of stocks up>25% in a quarter is greater than # of stocks down>25% in a quarter.
When this number goes below 200 it is extremely bullish. It indicates extreme bearishness.
Rallies which start from readings below 200 are extremely powerful. (I make my IRA/Roth IRA buys on such days)
EOD readings of below 200 are rare, most of the time 200 readings are reached intra day for few hours or minutes and market rebounds.
So when EOD readings drop to below 500 be on watch out for a reversal of bearish trend.
# of stocks down>25% in a quarter
(100 * ((C + .01) - (MAXC65 + .01)) / (MAXC65 + .01)) <= ( - 25) and AVGC20 * AVGV20 >= 2500
Market is in bullish phase till the # of stocks up>25% in a quarter is greater than # of stocks down>25% in a quarter.
When this number goes below 200 it is bearish. It indicates extreme bullishness.
Readings below 200 are rare and happen only intra day.
So watch for EOD readings of below 400.
Unlike end of bear market in bull market, markets do not turn immediately after such high readings.
There is a delay of 2 to 6 weeks before real selling might start and a top is formed.
# of stocks up>50% in a month
C20 >= 5 AND (AVGC20 * AVGV20) >= 2500 AND 100 * (C - C20) / C20 >= 50
This indicator tells you intermediate term extreme bullish phases and likely pullback/correction points
Readings above 20 are bearish.
They indicate high bullishness and tend to lead to correction.
Market resumes its bullish move once such high readings drop below 10.
Readings of below 3 are bullish.
# of stocks down>50% in a month
C20 >= 5 AND (AVGC20 * AVGV20) >= 2500 AND 100 * (C - C20) / C20 <= ( - 50)
This indicator tells you intermediate term extreme bearish phases and likely counter trend rally points during bear market.
They indicate high bearishness and tend to lead to reflex rallies.
# of stocks up> 13% in 34 days
100 * ((C + .01) - ( MINC34 + .01)) / (MINC34 + .01) >= 13 and AVGC20 * AVGV20 >= 2500
# of stocks up >25% in a quarter look for 25% move in 65 days while this looks for half of that move in half the time frame.
So it gives buy and sell signal faster compared to Primary indicator.
But it tends to be noisy.
# of stocks down>13% in 34 days
(100 * ((C + .01) - (MAXC34 + .01)) / (MAXC34 + .01)) <= ( - 13) and AVGC20 * AVGV20 >= 2500
% of stocks in confirmed uptrend using Guppy MMA
XAVGC3 > XAVGC30 AND XAVGC5 > XAVGC30 AND XAVGC7 > XAVGC30 AND XAVGC10 > XAVGC30 AND XAVGC12 > XAVGC30 AND XAVGC15 > XAVGC30 AND XAVGC3 > XAVGC35 AND XAVGC5 > XAVGC35 AND XAVGC7 > XAVGC35 AND XAVGC10 > XAVGC35 AND XAVGC12 > XAVGC35 AND XAVGC15 > XAVGC35 AND XAVGC3 > XAVGC40 AND XAVGC5 > XAVGC40 AND XAVGC7 > XAVGC40 AND XAVGC10 > XAVGC40 AND XAVGC12 > XAVGC40 AND XAVGC15 > XAVGC40 AND XAVGC3 > XAVGC45 AND XAVGC5 > XAVGC45 AND XAVGC7 > XAVGC45 AND XAVGC10 > XAVGC45 AND XAVGC12 > XAVGC45 AND XAVGC15 > XAVGC45 AND XAVGC3 > XAVGC50 AND XAVGC5 > XAVGC50 AND XAVGC7 > XAVGC50 AND XAVGC10 > XAVGC50 AND XAVGC12 > XAVGC50 AND XAVGC15 > XAVGC50 AND XAVGC3 > XAVGC60 AND XAVGC5 > XAVGC60 AND XAVGC7 > XAVGC60 AND XAVGC10 > XAVGC60 AND XAVGC12 > XAVGC60 AND XAVGC15 > XAVGC60
Readings above 70 are bearish
Readings below 30 are bullish
% of stocks in confirmed downtrend using Guppy MMA
XAVGC3 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC60
10 Day cumulative breadth ratio
#of stocks up> 4% in last 10 days/#of stocks down>4% in last 10 days
When market is in bearish phase first time ratio is 2 plus signals start of a bull move.
Ratio below .50 signals start of a bearish move after a bull move has been in progress.
What happens at the beginning of a rally
A big 300 plus day on # of stocks up> 4% in day on high volume
Series of 300 plus days in 5to 10 days time frame.
The Cumulative Breadth Ratio goes above 2 confirming start of a bull move.
The Primary Indicator turns bullish
Bottoms tend to be formed suddenly.
What happens at the end of a rally
There is a slow deterioration in breadth on Primary Indicator.
After weeks or month Primary Indicator turns bearish.
Real selling starts after that.
The intermediate dips/pullbacks/corrections in a bullish uptrend
Are signaled by secondary indicator showing extreme readings.
The intermediate rallies in a bearish downtrend
Are signaled by secondary indicator showing extreme readings.
Breadth deteriorates slowly at the top
Tops take a long time to form and are difficult to spot.
Breadth suddenly improves at bottom
Market bottoms happen suddenly. Market turns often are a single day phenomenon.
When looking at Market Monitor look at 10 to 15 days trend and not focus only on single day readings.
4) Momentum Related PCF
C / AVGC126
5) Liquidity PCF

MINV3.1 >= 1000

6) Pullback PCF
1. Setup liquidity pcf: MINV3.1 >= 1000
2. setup 10 day price% change pcf : 100 * (C - C10) / C10
3. Common Stocks
4. 30 day price trend vs. market rank= 95 plus
5. 10 day price change value=<5%
6. Price % change today <=2% (value)
7. Price as % of 30 day high=90 to max (value)
8. Price % change today <=2% (value)
9. Liquidity condition
MDT PCF
C / AVGC126
MDT Breakouts PCF
C >= 1.04 * C1 AND MINV3.1 >= 1000 AND V > V1
Top 25 Breakouts PCF
C >= 1.04 * C1 AND MINV3 >= 1000 AND V > V1
Anticipated Breakouts PCF
(100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 1.25 AND V >= 1000 AND V > .50 * V1 AND MINV3.1 >= 1000 AND (100 * (C1 - C2) / C2) <= 1.25 AND (100 * (C1 - C4) / C4) <= 2 AND (100 * (C - C1) / C1) <= 3
EP Breakouts PCF
((C - C1) >= 5 AND V > 10000 AND C >= 62.50 AND V > V1) OR (((100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 8 AND V > 3000 AND (100 * V / AVGV100) >= 300) AND C >= 1)
6 Month High PCF
(100 * ((C + .01) - (MAXC130 + .01)) / (MAXC130 + .01))
Relative Linearity PCF
(C - C60) / (ABS(C - C1) + ABS(C1 - C2) + ABS(C2 - C3) + ABS(C3 - C4) + ABS(C4 - C5) + ABS(C5 - C6) + ABS(C6 - C7) + ABS(C7 - C8) + ABS(C8 - C9) + ABS(C9 - C10) + ABS(C10 - C11) + ABS(C11 - C12) + ABS(C12 - C13) + ABS(C13 - C14) + ABS(C14 - C15) + ABS(C15 - C16) + ABS(C16 - C17) + ABS(C17 - C18) + ABS(C18 - C19) + ABS(C19 - C20) + ABS(C20 - C21) + ABS(C21 - C22) + ABS(C22 - C23) + ABS(C23 - C24) + ABS(C24 - C25) + ABS(C25 - C26) + ABS(C26 - C27) + ABS(C27 - C28) + ABS(C28 - C29) + ABS(C29 - C30) + ABS(C30 - C31) + ABS(C31 - C32) + ABS(C32 - C33) + ABS(C33 - C34) + ABS(C34 - C35) + ABS(C35 - C36) + ABS(C36 - C37) + ABS(C37 - C38) + ABS(C38 - C39) + ABS(C39 - C40) + ABS(C40 - C41) + ABS(C41 - C42) + ABS(C42 - C43) + ABS(C43 - C44) + ABS(C44 - C45) + ABS(C45 - C46) + ABS(C46 - C47) + ABS(C47 - C48) + ABS(C48 - C49) + ABS(C49 - C50) + ABS(C50 - C51) + ABS(C51 - C52) + ABS(C52 - C53) + ABS(C53 - C54) + ABS(C54 - C55) + ABS(C55 - C56) + ABS(C56 - C57) + ABS(C57 - C58) + ABS(C58 - C59) + ABS(C59 - C60) + 0.001)
Understand relative linearity concept. Do not use PCF scan; you can eyeball it.
Volume Surge PCF
100*v/avgv100
Narrow or Negative Prior Day PCF
100 * (C1 - C2) / C2
+4% or -4% b/o Prior 5 Days PCF
ABS(ABS(C1 / C2 - 1) >= .04 AND V1 >= 1000 AND V1 > V2) - (ABS(C2 / C3 - 1) >= .04 AND V2 >= 1000 AND V2 > V3) - (ABS(C3 / C4 - 1) >= .04 AND V3 >= 1000 AND V3 > V4) - (ABS(C4 / C5 - 1) >= .04 AND V4 >= 1000 AND V4 > V5) - (ABS(C5 / C6 - 1) >= .04 AND V5 >= 1000 AND V5 > V6)
+4% or -4% b/o Prior 10 Days PCF
ABS(ABS(C1 / C2 - 1) >= .04 AND V1 >= 1000 AND V1 > V2) - (ABS(C2 / C3 - 1) >= .04 AND V2 >= 1000 AND V2 > V3) - (ABS(C3 / C4 - 1) >= .04 AND V3 >= 1000 AND V3 > V4) - (ABS(C4 / C5 - 1) >= .04 AND V4 >= 1000 AND V4 > V5) - (ABS(C5 / C6 - 1) >= .04 AND V5 >= 1000 AND V5 > V6) - (ABS(C6 / C7 - 1) >= .04 AND V6 >= 1000 AND V6 > V7) - (ABS(C7 / C8 - 1) >= .04 AND V7 >= 1000 AND V7 > V8) - (ABS(C8 / C9 - 1) >= .04 AND V8 >= 1000 AND V8 > V9) - (ABS(C9 / C10 - 1) >= .04 AND V9 >= 1000 AND V9 > V10) - (ABS(C10 / C11 - 1) >= .04 AND V10 >= 1000 AND V10 > V11)
21-Day/10-Day Weakness/Consolidation PCF
C1 <= 1.10 * C22 AND C1 <= 1.10 * C11
7. RSI 2 bullish bounce scan
2-period RSI - a short-term mean-reversion indicator
50*(C-XAVGC3.1)/2/(.500030519440884*(ABS(C-C1)+.5*(ABS(C1-C2)+.5(ABS(C2-C3)+.5*(ABS(C3-C4)+.5*(ABS(C4-C5)+.5*(ABS(C5-C6)+.5*(ABS(C6-C7)+.5*(ABS(C7-C8)+.5*(ABS(C8-C9)+.5*(ABS(C9-C10)+.5*(ABS(C10-C11)+.5*(ABS(C11-C12)+.5*(ABS(C12-C13)+.5*(ABS(C13-14))))))))))))))))+50
create a new scan with the above PCF and add these conditions :
common stocks

liquidity MINV3.1>=1000

list rank 1 to 10
price vs 200 day moving average value>100
price>10
Telechart has built-in RSI2 function (unsmoothed, 2-period).
You can search Worden's forums for many examples:
http://forums.worden.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=44377
8. EP Pullbacks scan

step 1:
run the following 40 day EP scan:
(( 100 * (C1 - C2) / C2) >= 8 AND V1 > 3000 AND (100 * V1 / AVGV100.1) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C2 - C3) / C3) >= 8 AND V2 > 3000 AND (100 * V2 / AVGV100.2) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C3 - C4) / C4) >= 8 AND V3 > 3000 AND (100 * V3 / AVGV100.3) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C4 - C5) / C5) >= 8 AND V4 > 3000 AND (100 * V4 / AVGV100.4) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C5 - C6) / C6) >= 8 AND V5 > 3000 AND (100 * V5 / AVGV100.5) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C6 - C7) / C7) >= 8 AND V6 > 3000 AND (100 * V6 / AVGV100.6) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C7 - C8) / C8) >= 8 AND V7 > 3000 AND (100 * V7 / AVGV100.7) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C8 - C9) / C9) >= 8 AND V8 > 3000 AND (100 * V8 / AVGV100.8) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C9 - C10) / C10) >= 8 AND V9 > 3000 AND (100 * V9 / AVGV100.9) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C10 - C11) / C11) >= 8 AND V10 > 3000 AND (100 * V10 / AVGV100.10) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C11 - C12) / C12) >= 8 AND V11 > 3000 AND (100 * V11 / AVGV100.11) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C12 - C13) / C13) >= 8 AND V12 > 3000 AND (100 * V12 / AVGV100.12) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C13 - C14) / C14) >= 8 AND V13 > 3000 AND (100 * V13 / AVGV100.13) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C14 - C15) / C15) >= 8 AND V14 > 3000 AND (100 * V14 / AVGV100.14) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C15 - C16) / C16) >= 8 AND V15 > 3000 AND (100 * V15 / AVGV100.15) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C16 - C17) / C17) >= 8 AND V16 > 3000 AND (100 * V16 / AVGV100.16) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C17 - C18) / C18) >= 8 AND V17 > 3000 AND (100 * V17 / AVGV100.17) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C18 - C19) / C19) >= 8 AND V18 > 3000 AND (100 * V18 / AVGV100.18) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C19 - C20) / C20) >= 8 AND V19 > 3000 AND (100 * V19 / AVGV100.19) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C20 - C21) / C21) >= 8 AND V20 > 3000 AND (100 * V20 / AVGV100.20) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C21 - C22) / C22) >= 8 AND V21 > 3000 AND (100 * V21 / AVGV100.21) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C22 - C23) / C23) >= 8 AND V22 > 3000 AND (100 * V22 / AVGV100.22) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C23 - C24) / C24) >= 8 AND V23 > 3000 AND (100 * V23 / AVGV100.23) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C24 - C25) / C25) >= 8 AND V24 > 3000 AND (100 * V24 / AVGV100.24) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C25 - C26) / C26) >= 8 AND V25 > 3000 AND (100 * V25 / AVGV100.25) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C26 - C27) / C27) >= 8 AND V26 > 3000 AND (100 * V26 / AVGV100.26) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C27 - C28) / C28) >= 8 AND V27 > 3000 AND (100 * V27 / AVGV100.27) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C28 - C29) / C29) >= 8 AND V28 > 3000 AND (100 * V28 / AVGV100.28) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C29 - C30) / C30) >= 8 AND V29 > 3000 AND (100 * V29 / AVGV100.29) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C30 - C31) / C31) >= 8 AND V30 > 3000 AND (100 * V30 / AVGV100.30) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C31 - C32) / C32) >= 8 AND V31 > 3000 AND (100 * V31 / AVGV100.31) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C32 - C33) / C33) >= 8 AND V32 > 3000 AND (100 * V32 / AVGV100.32) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C33 - C34) / C34) >= 8 AND V33 > 3000 AND (100 * V33 / AVGV100.33) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C34 - C35) / C35) >= 8 AND V34 > 3000 AND (100 * V34 / AVGV100.34) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C35 - C36) / C36) >= 8 AND V35 > 3000 AND (100 * V35 / AVGV100.35) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C36 - C37) / C37) >= 8 AND V36 > 3000 AND (100 * V36 / AVGV100.36) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C37 - C38) / C38) >= 8 AND V37 > 3000 AND (100 * V37 / AVGV100.37) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C38 - C39) / C39) >= 8 AND V38 > 3000 AND (100 * V38 / AVGV100.38) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C39 - C40) / C40) >= 8 AND V39 > 3000 AND (100 * V39 / AVGV100.39) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C40 - C41) / C41) >= 8 AND V40 > 3000 AND (100 * V40 / AVGV100.40) >= 300)
This scan will give stocks that had EP in the last 40 days
step2:
make a trip to Home Depot and get this
because you'll need it to find good pullbacks
9. EP bearish 40 days
(( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) <= ( - 8) AND V > 3000 AND (100 * V / AVGV100) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C1 - C2) / C2) <= ( - 8) AND V1 > 3000 AND (100 * V1 / AVGV100.1) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C2 - C3) / C3) <= ( - 8) AND V2 > 3000 AND (100 * V2 / AVGV100.2) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C3 - C4) / C4) <= ( - 8) AND V3 > 3000 AND (100 * V3 / AVGV100.3) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C4 - C5) / C5) <= ( - 8) AND V4 > 3000 AND (100 * V4 / AVGV100.4) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C5 - C6) / C6) <= ( - 8) AND V5 > 3000 AND (100 * V5 / AVGV100.5) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C6 - C7) / C7) <= ( - 8) AND V6 > 3000 AND (100 * V6 / AVGV100.6) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C7 - C8) / C8) <= ( - 8) AND V7 > 3000 AND (100 * V7 / AVGV100.7) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C8 - C9) / C9) <= ( - 8) AND V8 > 3000 AND (100 * V8 / AVGV100.8) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C9 - C10) / C10) <= ( - 8) AND V9 > 3000 AND (100 * V9 / AVGV100.9) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C10 - C11) / C11) <= ( - 8 ) AND V10 > 3000 AND (100 * V10 / AVGV100.10) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C11 - C12) / C12) <= ( - 8) AND V11 > 3000 AND (100 * V11 / AVGV100.11) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C12 - C13) / C13) <= ( - 8) AND V12 > 3000 AND (100 * V12 / AVGV100.12) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C13 - C14) / C14) <= ( - 8) AND V13 > 3000 AND (100 * V13 / AVGV100.13) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C14 - C15) / C15) <= ( - 8 ) AND V14 > 3000 AND (100 * V14 / AVGV100.14) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C15 - C16) / C16) <= ( - 8) AND V15 > 3000 AND (100 * V15 / AVGV100.15) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C16 - C17) / C17) <= ( - 8) AND V16 > 3000 AND (100 * V16 / AVGV100.16) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C17 - C18) / C18) <= ( - 8) AND V17 > 3000 AND (100 * V17 / AVGV100.17) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C18 - C19) / C19) <= ( - 8) AND V18 > 3000 AND (100 * V18 / AVGV100.18) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C19 - C20) / C20) <= ( - 8) AND V19 > 3000 AND (100 * V19 / AVGV100.19) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C20 - C21) / C21) <= ( - 8 ) AND V20 > 3000 AND (100 * V20 / AVGV100.20) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C21 - C22) / C22) <= ( - 8 ) AND V21 > 3000 AND (100 * V21 / AVGV100.21) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C22 - C23) / C23) <= ( - 8) AND V22 > 3000 AND (100 * V22 / AVGV100.22) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C23 - C24) / C24) <= ( - 8) AND V23 > 3000 AND (100 * V23 / AVGV100.23) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C24 - C25) / C25) <= ( - 8) AND V24 > 3000 AND (100 * V24 / AVGV100.24) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C25 - C26) / C26) <= ( - 8 ) AND V25 > 3000 AND (100 * V25 / AVGV100.25) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C26 - C27) / C27) <= ( - 8 ) AND V26 > 3000 AND (100 * V26 / AVGV100.26) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C27 - C28) / C28) <= ( - 8 ) AND V27 > 3000 AND (100 * V27 / AVGV100.27) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C28 - C29) / C29) <= ( - 8 ) AND V28 > 3000 AND (100 * V28 / AVGV100.28) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C29 - C30) / C30) <= ( - 8 ) AND V29 > 3000 AND (100 * V29 / AVGV100.29) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C30 - C31) / C31) <= ( - 8 ) AND V30 > 3000 AND (100 * V30 / AVGV100.30) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C31 - C32) / C32) <= ( - 8 ) AND V31 > 3000 AND (100 * V31 / AVGV100.31) >= 300)
OR
(( 100 * (C32 - C33) / C33) <= ( - 8) AND V32 > 3000 AND (100 * V32 / AVGV100.32) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C33 - C34) / C34) <= ( - 8) AND V33 > 3000 AND (100 * V33 / AVGV100.33) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C34 - C35) / C35) <= ( - 8) AND V34 > 3000 AND (100 * V34 / AVGV100.34) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C35 - C36) / C36) <= ( - 8 ) AND V35 > 3000 AND (100 * V35 / AVGV100.35) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C36 - C37) / C37) <= ( - 8 ) AND V36 > 3000 AND (100 * V36 / AVGV100.36) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C37 - C38) / C38) <= ( - 8 ) AND V37 > 3000 AND (100 * V37 / AVGV100.37) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C38 - C39) / C39) <= ( - 8 ) AND V38 > 3000 AND (100 * V38 / AVGV100.38) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C39 - C40) / C40) <= ( - 8 ) AND V39 > 3000 AND (100 * V39 / AVGV100.39) >= 300) OR (( 100 * (C40 - C41) / C41) <= ( - 8 ) AND V40 > 3000 AND (100 * V40 / AVGV100.40) >= 300) AND C > 5
this scan can be used to find good short opportunities when market develops 10% kind of correction

10. Momentum scans
set up following PCF in TC:
MDT126
C / AVGC126
MDT42
C / AVGC42
Volume condition
MINV3.1 > 1000
then set up 2 easyscans
MDT126
Common Stocks
MDT126 PCF set to list Rank >97
Volume 3 days =true
Price per share>3
MDT 42
MDT42 PCF set to list Rank >97
Volume 3 days =true
Price per share>3
Understanding this scan:
MINV3.1 > 1000
this is basically a minimum volume condition and it looks for stocks that traded more than 100000 shares in last three days
C / AVGC126 or C / AVGC42
these two tells you how far the stock is from 126 days moving average or 42 days MA, and the farther it is , the stronger the price momentum.
11. How to find stock likely to lead after a correction using TC
create a scan using this PCF Guppy MMA+
XAVGC3 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC30 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC35 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC40 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC45 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC50 AND XAVGC3 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC5 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC7 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC10 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC12 < XAVGC60 AND XAVGC15 < XAVGC60
then add to the scan the volume liquidity scan as follow:
MINV3.1 >= 1000
go through these stocks sorted by 52 week high or six month high and look for stocks that have orderly low volume pullbacks or sideways move
12. Kirkpatrick Scan/ "Value 40" using TC
create an Easyscan using the following criteria:
price/sales rank<40
Sales million 1 year>200 million
Breakout ((100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 4 AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1)=true
Stock should be within 8% of six month high.
So it is a value scan which looks at bottom 40% stock by value
13. Finding shorts using TC

a. create an Easyscan using the following these steps:
Common Stocks
Price per share>10
63 day momentum rank 1 to 20 ( c/c63 )
Volume 3 day pcf= true ( minv3.1>=3000 )
b. another way is to create a Easyscan as follow:
Common stocks
Price per share Rank >90
Volume 3 day pcf ( minv3.1>=3000)
Both require elbow grease to find good shorts set ups

watchlist

Wednesday, July 07, 2010

Unleveraged ETF list

AAXJ
ACWI
AGG
AMJ
BIL
BIV
BND
BRF
BSV
BWX
CIU
CSJ
DBA
DBC
DBO
DIA
DVY
ECH
EEB
EEM
EFA
EMB
EPI
EPP
EWA
EWC
EWG
EWH
EWJ
EWM
EWP
EWS
EWT
EWU
EWW
EWY
EWZ
EZA
EZU
FCG
FXA
FXB
FXC
FXE
FXI
FXY
GDX
GDXJ
GLD
HYG
IAU
IBB
ICF
IEF
IEI
IEO
IEV
IGE
IJH
IJJ
IJK
IJR
IJS
IJT
ILF
INP
ITA
IVE
IVV
IVW
IWB
IWD
IWF
IWM
IWN
IWO
IWP
IWR
IWS
IWV
IYF
IYG
IYM
IYR
IYT
IYW
IYZ
JNK
KBE
KIE
KRE
LQD
MBB
MDY
MOO
MUB
OEF
OIL
PFF
QQQQ
XLE
XLF
XME
FXE
FXC
GLD
SLV
SPY

Tuesday, July 06, 2010

MDT

Modified Double Trouble
To overcome the problem of scanning in Telechart for DT , the Modified Double Trouble method is good alternative. MDT is extremely
Telechart
friendly version of DT.

We start with the relative strength scan
(C - AVGC126 ) / AVGC126
Select the top 5% ranked by the above scan value.
Apply liquidity condition:
AVGC20 * AVGV20 >= 2500


Breakout Condition
Breakout Condition
On the universe of DT or MDT we primarily look for a breakout after 1 month slow price growth period to time entry. Studies after studies show that long term relative strength is good, but short term (1 month or less) leads to mean reversion. So we try and identify stocks which have high momentum, but had a brief pause or slowdown in momentum.

The entry condition is

( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 4 AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1 AND ((100 * (C1 - C22) / C22) <= 10 AND (100 * (C1 - C11) / C11) <= 10)

Breakout Conditions
Conditions... these are must
A 4% breakout. ( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 4 where c=price today and c1= price a day earlier.
Volume should be 100000 on breakout day. V >= 1000 in Telchart volume is in 100 units so 1000=100000
Volume should be higher than previous day. V > V1 where v= volume today and v1= volume yesterday.
Above three conditions form the breakout criteria.
21 day momentum condition to identify consolidation/correction or low momentum phase. ((100 * (C1 - C22) / C22) <= 10 where c1= price a day ago and c22=price 22 days ago. So this stock had less than 10% move in last 21 days or a month prior to breakout day.
Stock can have less than 10% growth in last 21 days but can recover from such correction and be up more than 10% in last 10 days. As a consequence it will be overextended on 10 day time frame. To avoid such situation we have additional condition about 10 day momentum.
10 day momentum condition to identify consolidation/correction or low momentum phase. (100 * (C1 - C11) / C11) <= 10) where c1= price a day ago and c11= price 11 days ago.
So together the 21 and 10 day conditions ensure we had a stock with less than 10% move in last 20 and 10 days.
If we put all these conditions together we get the scan ( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 4 AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1 AND ((100 * (C1 - C22) / C22) <= 10 AND (100 * (C1 - C11) / C11) <= 10)
When we apply these conditions scan on Double Trouble or Modified Double Trouble list we get depending on market conditions anywhere from 0 to 20 stocks.
We add more conditions and guidelines to further narrow this list and increase our probability of success.


Guidelines to narrow the breakout list
Stock should be closer to recent high. We want a stock with minimum overhead resistance. For this I use distance from 6 month high. I prefer stocks within 8% of recent high. So let us write a scan for that. C >= (.92 * MAXC130) where c= price today and maxc130= highest close in last 6 months or 130 trading days. Under very bullish circumstances stocks within 15% of recent high also work. In which case the condition will become C >= (.85 * MAXC130).
So once you apply this additional filter your 0 to 20 list will get further reduced to handful of stocks.
In case of a IPO with less than 130 days trading history this condition should be modified to reflect number of days of trading history.
That is also the reason to not use a combined scan with all conditions like :( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 4 AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1 AND ((100 * (C1 - C22) / C22) <= 10 AND (100 * (C1 - C11) / C11) <= 10) AND C >= (.92 * MAXC130). It will not show IPO's.
So instead you can sort the breakout list by (100 * ((C + .01) - (MAXC130 + .01)) / (MAXC130 + .01)) and take stock with value between 0 to -8. IPO's will have no values attached to them.
Now after applying this condition you get say 4-5 candidates, on them you apply further guidelines in the following order.
Smoothness of trend or Relative linearity in trend. This is the most important criteria for narrowing the list. You can use the Relative Linearity scan , I have discussed earlier but I prefer eyeballing this. Choose the stock with smoothest trend.
Sector in top 20-25 sector list by relative strength as per IBD list.
Volume. Given choice, you want to choose those with higher volume. Volume surge of 50% or more on 100 day average volume is preferable. In Telechart there is "Volume Surge Today" pre programmed scan which I use for this. The scan for this is 100*v/avgv100 where v= volume today and avgv100= average volume of last 100 days. The value to look for is 150% plus.
Look for a 4% breakout in a stock with narrow range bar or negative action in prior day. For this use ( 100 * (C1 - C2) / C2) <= 1or 2 scan.
Absence of too many (more than 3) 4% plus downside breakouts in last 5 to 10 days. To identify this quickly in Telechart you can overlay markers for such days in a chart pane using the "% true " function. In that you have to put ( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) <= ( - 4) AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1 and mark it in red. It will indicate days when above condition was true on the chart. See chart below.
Absence of 4% positive breakouts in immediate period of last 5 days. Ideally you would have bought then, or it was better buy then. Again to see this visually on chart you can overlay markers for such days in a chart pane using the "% true " function. In that you have to put ( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 4 AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1 and mark it in green. See chart below.
Low float. Preferably below 25 million. Telechart gives you float figures.
Recent earnings/ sales acceleration. 50% plus earnings preferred.
High IBD EPS ratings. 95 plus preferred. This comes in play if you have a choice of 3-4 and you want to further narrow it down.
Catalyst. New product, industry news, sector rally, biotech drug trial/approval, earnings, earnings guidance , etc. preferred


Entry
We enter on day of breakout or next day at open. As far as possible entry on day of breakout is preferred. Entry next day should be conditional on stock not being up more than 4% at open and not being below the stop price. For very low float stock (below 10 million), the 4% condition can be increased to 6%. Low float stocks have typical trading pattern where they will go up a lot in first half an hour due to market imbalance so entry previous day is best on these.


Stop

Stop is the lowest price in the previous 2 days before the breakout day.

Scan for that in Telechart is MINL3


Exit
Exit if it hits stop
Exit next day of entry if the stock fully retraces the full 4% plus move. It indicates signal failure.
Exit after 5 days if stock does not cross the close of signal day. Again indicates signal failure. Here you have to use a discretion in case of gap ups of 8% plus on signal day. In such cases you might give the trade more time.
Exit on any day post signal day on which stock makes a 10% plus move. On such stocks as soon as it goes up 10% I move my stops to protect at least 8% of that profit. On such days, you should exit by end of day. In most cases 10% plus move days tend to go further and waiting till end of day gives you 3 to 5% more. But you must exit on the day of 10% plus move day. If you wait for next day to exit, you will often find the stock gap down at open.
Variation of this is exit anytime the stock makes 15% move in 5 days post entry.
The logic for such exits is very clear, we were not counting on such big moves and when we get such big moves we must bank them.
Exit on 20 th day after entry. In most cases by 10 th day after entry you will get a good idea of where the trade is going.
In my experience most of the time you get the 15 to 20% move in 10 to 12 days post entry.

Setting up telechart

Mark Boucher'a method of momentum trading
For Long Term Traders
( (2 * C * 100 / C5) + (2 * C * 100 / C25) + (2 * C * 100 / C40) + (2
* C * 100 / C65) + (C * 100 / C130) + (C * 100 / C195) + (C * 100 /
C260)) / 11
He advises taking top 20% stocks ranked by this kind of ROC scan.

For Short Term Traders
( (2 * C * 100 / C5) + (2 * C * 100 / C25) + ( C * 100 / C40) ) / 5
He advises focusing on top 20% stocks by this kind of ROC scan.

After first using relative strength to narrow the universe of stocks, he uses earnings and other fundamental criteria to narrow this universe. Within that narrower universe he uses a Runaway Pattern criteria "TBBLBG" , which stands for Thrust Breakout (TB), Breakaway Lap (BL), and Breakaway Gap (BG).
Thrust Breakout (TB): The low of the Breakout Bar is higher than the low, but below the close of the preceding bar.
Breakaway Lap (BL): The low of the Breakout Bar is higher than the close, but below the high the preceding bar.
Breakaway Gap (BG): The low of the Breakout Bar is higher than the high of the preceding bar.


RSI2 bullish bounce
50 * (C - XAVGC3.1) / 2 / (.500030519440884 * (ABS(C - C1) + .5 * (ABS(C1 - C2) + .5 * (ABS(C2 - C3) + .5 * (ABS(C3 - C4) + .5 * (ABS(C4 - C5) + .5 * (ABS(C5 - C6) + .5 * (ABS(C6 - C7) + .5 * (ABS(C7 - C8) + .5 * (ABS(C8 - C9) + .5 * (ABS(C9 - C10) + .5 * (ABS(C10 - C11) + .5 * (ABS(C11 - C12) + .5 * (ABS(C12 - C13) + .5 * (ABS(C13 - C14)))))))))))))))) + 50
list rank 1 to 10
Liquidity
MINV3.1 >= 1000
price vs 200 day moving average value>100
Common stocks
price>10
How can you narrow the list further:
Sort by 5 days % change and look at stocks with highest % drop
From that sort by relative strength ranking using C / AVGC126 and select higher ranked stock
Within that prefer stocks down 3 days in a row
Select stocks down more yesterday
Stocks whose RSI2 is low for days in row are preferred.
All things being equal look for higher liquidity stocks.
Such methods work during such time periods. Exit should be once stock climbs over 5 MA. Such method should be traded with no stop.

RSI Bearish for short selling
same pcf set the rsi rank 90 to 99
price vs 200 day avg<100
everything else same.

Top 25 breakout PCF
C >= 1.04 * C1 AND MINV3 >= 1000 AND V > V1

MDT PCF
Use rank
Set this as Tab sort column
C / AVGC126

Relative linearity

Understand concept.
Don't use any pcf

Distance from 6 month high

(100 * ((C + .01) - (MAXC130 + .01)) / (MAXC130 + .01))

Values above (-8) preferred.
Set this as Tab sort column


Volume Surge

Telechart System Criteria="Volume Surge Today"
Set is as value tab sort column

Prior Day narrow or negative

No scan do this visually

# of +4% breakout in last 10 days
Add this on chart as "Percent True" in middle panel in Green
(100 * (C - C1) / C1) >= 4 AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1
It will show green spikes in middle panel when there was 4% b/o

# of -4% breakdowns in last 10 days

Add this on chart as "Percent True" in middle panel in Red

( 100 * (C - C1) / C1) <= ( - 4) AND V >= 1000 AND V > V1

It will show red spikes in middle panel when there was -4% b/d

Top 25 breakout pcf

Add this on chart as "Percent True" in middle panel in White
C >= 1.04 * C1 AND MINV3 >= 1000 AND V > V1
It will show white spikes in middle panel when there was 4% b/o

Float

This is system criteria= "latest float"
Set is as value tab sort column
Note:
Always use rounding when setting Tab column

What is relative linearity
This is from my earlier post on this topic:



Relative linearity or fractal efficiency: We want stocks that are trending smoothly. You do not want a stock that is jumping all over the place. Stocks with smooth trends are stocks that have active buyer support and have higher likelihood of continuing their smooth move. If you study stocks that make big moves, moves of 200 plus in a quarter or in 6 months will have smooth trends. They have very orderly corrections. Buyers are continuously supporting such stock. This constant demand results in a very smooth trend.
Look at this stock , HGG. It is up 353% in less than 6 month. It has had a smooth up move with orderly corrections.