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2005-04-28, Thursday - Lists Hershey Wealth-Lab Chartscript Culling Methodology Hershey Chartscript Scans / Qcharts Culling / Stocktables.com Sort Hot List DCAI ELOS FORD GDP MCRI MFLX PARL SNDA TRGL USG XXIA Dry Up Stocks DCAI EXM EZPW JUPM MFLX SIGM TASR Hot List Stocks...

None based on The Jack Hershey Equities Method or any variant thereof. - Spydertrader

2005-04-27, Wednesday - Update The following commentary pertains to the use of The Jack Hershey Wealth-Lab Chartscript Culling Methodology as described in previous posts. As previously indicated, this automated culling methodology remains in the development and testing phase. As a result, I...

2005-04-27, Wednesday - Pre-Open Keep an eye on these as they have been in Dry Up Volume for at least two days: BCSI EXM GDP MFLX SIGM Jack Hershey has often written, "The longer a stock remains "In Dry Up," the greater the potential move in price." - Spydertrader

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2005-04-27, Wednesday - Lists Hershey Wealth-Lab Chartscript Culling Methodology Hershey Chartscript Scans / Qcharts Culling / Stocktables.com Sort Hot List DCAI ELOS FORD GDP MCRI MFLX PARL SNDA TOPT TRGL USG XXIA Dry Up Stocks BCSI ELOS EXM EZPW GDP MFLX PARL SIGM Hot List...

Thanks for sharing your efforts. I have no doubt many will find your contribution helpful. Good Trading! - Spydertrader

Yes, I still use them, but not as frequently as I used to. With the "Low Band" Dry Up Volume, signals often develop early in the morning. I just watch the screen and volume numbers rather than have a need to set an alert. I only set an alert now when I need to leave the screen for any length of...

I can't say exactly how one would go about this, as I have very little experience with Qcharts (less than 2 months). I can tell you how I use Qcharts. Start by creating a layout that contains Stock Symbol, EPS, Float, and Average Daily Volume. Once completed, save this layout for future use...

I apologize for the confusion. No, I don't mean to imply that I no longer cull for float or average daily volume. By using the Jack Hershey Wealth-Lab Chartscript Culling Methodology we arrive at a greater number of Hot List stocks, and as a result, a greater number of trading opportunities. By...

2005-04-25, Tuesday - Update Although a bit outdated, FORD reports Record Sales - Spydertrader

I based the The Jack Hershey Wealth-Lab Chartscript Culling Methodology on a variant of the "Test Culling Method" posted previously. Over time, I began to notice certain differences between our "Default Methods" and those of the "Test Culling" Methods. Namely, the default methods failed to...

2005-04-25, Tuesday - Update The following commentary pertains to the use of The Jack Hershey Wealth-Lab Chartscript Culling Methodology as described in previous posts. As previously indicated, this automated culling methodology remains in the development and testing phase. As a result, I...

2005-04-25, Tuesday - Lists Hershey Wealth-Lab Chartscript Culling Methodology Hershey Chartscript Scans / Qcharts Culling / Stocktables.com Sort Hot List DCAI FORD GDP MCRI MFLX PARL SNDA TOPT TRGL USG XXIA Dry Up Stocks BCSI EXM GDP MFLX SIGM TRGL Hot List Stock Scores...

These signals resulted from the Methodology I posted this morning. It remains in the development and testing phase. I do plan to trade signals resulting from this methodology in the future. - Spydertrader

Ideally, we would only trade stocks as their score cycled from one to zero to seven. Unfortunately, a stock's score doesn't always provide an accurate clue to where price might head in the future. As a result, we can, and often do, see an equity 'breakout' when its score causes us to anticipate...

2005-04-25, Monday - Update Our Default System (Three Lists of Sevens - Ones - Zeros) failed to generate any trade signals today. Actual volume failed to exceed calculated Dry Up Volume both on a 50% pro-rata basis and at the 11:30 AM timeframe. As a result, I took no action with respect to...

I have not personally tested Jack's Methods on any other markets besides the U.S. equities markets. However, if you used the same culling methodology (High RS & EPS, minimum of 5 cycles in six months, etc.) and adjusted for liquidity factors in a foreign exchange, I would anticipate similar...

My recommendation about monitoring the entire list of Hot List stocks referred only to the Wealth-Lab Chartscript Culling Methodology I posted this morning. I apologize for not being more clear with my statement, and for any confusion resulting from my recommendation. The correct calculation...

Based on recent market conditions, we may want to monitor all stocks from the Daily Hot List created using the methods outlined above, and not just those stocks finding themselves "In Dry Up." - Spydertrader