K Kovacs Apr 8, 2007 #1 looking for stocks that have had large intraday swings over the past few weeks? Say I want to look for a stock that's had moves of over one dollar in a given direction in a single day, what am I screening for?
looking for stocks that have had large intraday swings over the past few weeks? Say I want to look for a stock that's had moves of over one dollar in a given direction in a single day, what am I screening for?
lindq Apr 8, 2007 #2 Quote from Kovacs: looking for stocks that have had large intraday swings over the past few weeks? Say I want to look for a stock that's had moves of over one dollar in a given direction in a single day, what am I screening for? More... TR (True Range) or ATR (Average True Range). You may also be able to screen for Beta (volatility, typically compared to an index, such as the S&P) Screening for TR or ATR as a percentage of stock price can sometimes be very helpful. For example, TR>OPEN*.08
Quote from Kovacs: looking for stocks that have had large intraday swings over the past few weeks? Say I want to look for a stock that's had moves of over one dollar in a given direction in a single day, what am I screening for? More... TR (True Range) or ATR (Average True Range). You may also be able to screen for Beta (volatility, typically compared to an index, such as the S&P) Screening for TR or ATR as a percentage of stock price can sometimes be very helpful. For example, TR>OPEN*.08
V vetten Apr 8, 2007 #3 hey kovacs dont forget to go only for the liquid stocks of over a million shares a day.
K Kovacs Apr 10, 2007 #4 Quote from lindq: TR (True Range) or ATR (Average True Range). You may also be able to screen for Beta (volatility, typically compared to an index, such as the S&P) Screening for TR or ATR as a percentage of stock price can sometimes be very helpful. For example, TR>OPEN*.08 More... Thanks, ATR is exactly what I'm looking for.
Quote from lindq: TR (True Range) or ATR (Average True Range). You may also be able to screen for Beta (volatility, typically compared to an index, such as the S&P) Screening for TR or ATR as a percentage of stock price can sometimes be very helpful. For example, TR>OPEN*.08 More... Thanks, ATR is exactly what I'm looking for.
K Kovacs Apr 10, 2007 #5 Quote from vetten: hey kovacs dont forget to go only for the liquid stocks of over a million shares a day. More... Definitely. I'm screening for high-dollar stocks with volume between 2.5MM and 7MM, an ATR of at least one dollar, and a beta of less than 0.7
Quote from vetten: hey kovacs dont forget to go only for the liquid stocks of over a million shares a day. More... Definitely. I'm screening for high-dollar stocks with volume between 2.5MM and 7MM, an ATR of at least one dollar, and a beta of less than 0.7
J jim c Apr 11, 2007 #6 Quote from Kovacs: Definitely. I'm screening for high-dollar stocks with volume between 2.5MM and 7MM, an ATR of at least one dollar, and a beta of less than 0.7 More... if you dont mind, why are u screening for stocks with a beta of less than .7 ? are these stocks for daytrading? thanks, jim
Quote from Kovacs: Definitely. I'm screening for high-dollar stocks with volume between 2.5MM and 7MM, an ATR of at least one dollar, and a beta of less than 0.7 More... if you dont mind, why are u screening for stocks with a beta of less than .7 ? are these stocks for daytrading? thanks, jim
M murray t turtle Apr 11, 2007 #7 Quote from Kovacs: looking for stocks that have had large intraday swings over the past few weeks? Say I want to look for a stock that's had moves of over one dollar in a given direction in a single day, what am I screening for? More... ================== price advancers,price declines and ; percent gainers;percent losers.
Quote from Kovacs: looking for stocks that have had large intraday swings over the past few weeks? Say I want to look for a stock that's had moves of over one dollar in a given direction in a single day, what am I screening for? More... ================== price advancers,price declines and ; percent gainers;percent losers.
