Quote from mischief:
nrtc,
Great post. I'd like to clarify something if I may with regard to stocks coming on/off your dry up list.
Are you saying that stocks remain in your 'dry up' list, so long as they haven't moved more than 5%, even if they are not in dry up anymore? I'll illustrate with an example below. Starting stock price is 10, so a 5% move would be to 10.50. Each price is closing price for the day.
Day 0 10.00 In Dry Up Entered into Dry up list
Day 1 10.20 Not in Dry Up Still on list
Day 2 10.35 Not in Dry Up Still on list
Day 3 10.60 Removed from Dry Up List.
..
..
Day 10 (first time In Dry Up) Placed back on list.
Yes, that is what I was doing from January to March 9th. On March 10th, I increased the cut-off amount from 5% to between 10% and 12% depending on the stocks volume, price action, and overall trend pattern; this increased my overall gains.
In the excel file, "Today's Stock Trades - Results", that I attached in a previous post, the trade results shown for the month of March has two columns at the right side of the page that list all of the trades made based on these type of stocks that had just had a breakout in price after having been in DU the day before; sometimes 2 days before. The two columns have a
heading that reads, "From March 10th to the 31st, 2006".
TC

