Quote from Trader666:
LOL, because he bought based on YOUR analysis... which is why he lost and which is why he's a fool. You evaded answering why buying the 0 to 7 turn as you wrote in your paper using Spyder's code doesn't work...
The code gives you a hot list.
You take the hot list and place it on a platform.
The platform sorts the list.
The green and red stocks rise to the top of the list.
They exceed the volume on the FRV column on some day at some point during the day. Until then, they remain as volumes on the DU column. When the stock at or near the top of the list gets a volume that meets the FRV requirement column you buy. At this time price has not changed but it will be changing in about 1 1/2 hours at the latest.
NB: For some reason you have not come to understand that the market is monitored to trade stocks and when it is monitored the signal to buy comes from the market.
If a person cannot monitor, you for example, you buy when the V tells you to with EOD data from the hot list. you get in late with less risk and you exit late after the price peaked.
As you see the attachment is color coded for those who need the visual help.
Once a stock is purchased it is held until the signal comes to exit in the Peaking column. Read the one line of directions for exit.
Write in reverse on your forehead these instructions. Put a mirror above your screen and sit at the screen for a month or two.
The paper you are referring to refers to the P, V relationship and scoring. Most people can understand it and use it. If i were you and you think a charles Manson type person wrote it; think through a little bit why you would not just reject it out of hand instead of becoming a person who is the most insistent known person regarding that PVT does not make money but loses money for people.