Spydertrader's Jack Hershey Equities Journal II

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Note also the ability to use 'Unusual Volume' for entry, hold and sell signals as described in the previously attached sheet.

Spydertrader - What previously attached sheet are you noting?
Pardon me for being slow.
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Hmmm. ISE and NCTY didn't come out of my dry-up scan for today.
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I added them into the list because they were 'close' to the actual Dry Up. In addition, I had too many 'Bruno R' Stocks to List.

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I had the opportunity to watch Jack trade futures this morning via web conferencing. As a result, I did not have an opportunity to trade equities. Did anyone decide to front run Bernanke today and profit from this move? Feel free to post you observations and / or decisions for the day.

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can someone plz explain how to read unusual volume correlation table? or direct me to a past thread if already been explained.

thank you in advance.
 
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can someone plz explain how to read unusual volume correlation table? or direct me to a past thread if already been explained.
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When you see an equity begin to increase in volume and price monitor for the various volume thresholds using the 'Unusual Volume' Indicator in QCharts (% Volume in Quotetracker). When you have price improvement accompanied by a breach of the appropriate threshold number (at the appropriate time) you have a signal to go long. As long as volume continues to maintain the levels indicated by the chart, you have a 'hold' signal. The peak volume levels indicate when to sell by following the directions located on the sheet. Of course, one should only use 'Unusual Volume' in the context of the entire Hershey Equities System (Cycles, Dry Up, Channels, etc.). The 'Unusual Volume' Spread Sheet provides the trader another tool for trading the 'natural cycle' of a given Hershey Equity.

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