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| JoeyVinyl 125 posts msg #152447 - Ignore JoeyVinyl |
6/4/2020 12:31:25 PM @snappyfrog I wasn't sure about those conditions so I cut them out, but here is an updated version with them back in. You did have two different Average Volume(30) in there, one for 500,000 and one for 5,000,000. I didn't get any hits with the second one so I left it at the first one, but you can always just add or remove the extra 0 if you want to change it. I only got one hit when I ran the cleaned up version at 12:30 this afternoon, GILD. I know that SF doesn't work well on intraday info but I do see different hits on my filters when I run them during the day as opposed to when I run them after the market closes. Anyway, here's the one with two lines added back in: |
| snappyfrog 731 posts msg #152480 - Ignore snappyfrog |
6/4/2020 10:08:56 PM These are my hits for tomorrow.  |
| Cheese 1,374 posts msg #152491 - Ignore Cheese |
6/5/2020 11:22:59 AM Many good calls, snappy ! |
| Mansor 78 posts msg #152508 - Ignore Mansor |
6/6/2020 2:53:24 PM @snappyfrog which version of the filter yielded list of tickers on 6/4 at 10pm. Is this a new modified filter based on your previous filter (see below) market is not otcbb market is not etf price > .25 price < 10 optionable average Volume(255) > 3000000 draw pvi 22 day low on plot pvi set{pvi_22, count (pvi > pvi 22 day low, 1)} pvi_22 1 day ago < .99 pvi_22 > .99 and draw obv draw Slow Stochastics Fast %K(10,3) < 50 add column separator add column sector add column industry add column separator add column RSI(7) add column RSI(14) add column RSI(21) add column separator add column R1 add column R2 add column S1 add column S2 |
| snappyfrog 731 posts msg #152523 - Ignore snappyfrog |
6/6/2020 6:21:19 PM This is the filter I used. I still have not cleaned it up yet. |
| Cheese 1,374 posts msg #152524 - Ignore Cheese |
6/6/2020 7:28:35 PM Thank you snappy for sharing. Do you by any chance have use for NVI ? |
| snappyfrog 731 posts msg #152525 - Ignore snappyfrog |
6/6/2020 10:44:02 PM No, I don't use the NVI. I looked at it, but sometimes when the institutions are buying they hold for quite some time. I don't want to be tied up that long. I find I can scalp or get in a 5 day or longer swing trade by getting into the trade soon after the PVI leaves the PVI 22 day low line. It is a work in progress. |
| Cheese 1,374 posts msg #152528 - Ignore Cheese |
6/7/2020 2:12:04 AM @snappy, Your PVI is quite excellent. Thank you very much. |
| snappyfrog 731 posts msg #152529 - Ignore snappyfrog |
6/7/2020 7:00:10 AM I'm glad you like it, thank you. |
| snappyfrog 731 posts msg #152530 - Ignore snappyfrog |
6/7/2020 7:18:32 AM NVAX Negative and Positive Volume Index may just be a rabbit hole I've fallen into, but I think that anything that can give me a clue to what is going on in a market / stock is worth exploring. Here is a 6 month daily chart on NVAX. On the left, you can see that the price had been "flat" in the $4.00 range for quite some time. NVI or institutional buyers had bought the majority of the stock but their buying was falling. The 2 vertical lines show when there was an uptick in purchasing on the PVI or retail traders. It wasn't a big uptick, but noticeable. But, if you notice the NVI plunged both times. Institutional buyers, or the big guys were selling off to the retail buyers. As retail traders bought more and more, you see the institutional or NVI line continues to fall. They are happy. Remember, they were buying in the $4 range. They sold most of their holdings in the $9 - $16 range. I'd be happy too. About March 16, the NVI line begins to flatline. This tells us that institutional buyers are only holding what they want and have dumped the rest for great profits. Retail traders are now selling to each other and feeding the flames as more and more retail traders or PVI jump on the wagon. From May 8th to 19th the trading between retail traders becomes a feeding frenzy. This chart shows a volume exhaustion (huge volume bar) and then the price tops out and the retail holders have no one to sell to any longer. I am following the PVI for potential entries. Why? I don't have the information that the institutional or NVI buyer have, so I can't compete with them. However, I can use the PVI or retail trading information to my advantage. If I can jump in the retail trading early enough, I can scalp wins as the price is driven upwards or possibly get some short to longer term swing trades. Ideally, about March 17th, when the NVI flat lined and PVI was moving upwards was when the real action started. I am not good at getting in at the "ideal" time, but scans are putting me into these trades before the price frenzy begins. As a swing trader, that is all I can hope for in a trade. 
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