Candidates for 10/15/2007

Here is the list of my candidates for today. I will not trade all of those but will start watching them for short-term reversals.

Date Sym L/S Close MA(200) Vol MA(100) Reason
20071012 ASF 38.87 36.4751 338114 1
20071012 ASTI 15.27 7.9337855 484196.62 1
20071012 CSL 46.37 44.85765 320562 1
20071012 ELNK 7.56 7.4194255 2367735.73 1
20071012 FRT 90.9 86.2849500000001 431995 1
20071012 IIG 23.15 22.257617 296111.91 1
20071012 IR 53.08 48.07635 2769080.05 1
20071012 KTC 24.35 23.54335 494461.79 1, 2
20071012 MLI 35.3 33.21495 284246 1
20071012 MMPI 5.55 -1 267120.26 1
20071012 MNT 45.67 45.0479 851942.13 1
20071012 MR 38.55 29.1734 776183.15 1, 2
20071012 NHP 30.89 30.01485 1275216.08 1
20071012 OHI 16.57 16.5356 445403.85 1, 2
20071012 RRGB 41.75 39.4929 398685.18 1
20071012 SHPGY 70.75 69.3287495 719566.66 1, 2, 3, 4

1. 5 Consecutive down days.
2. Volume is 30% over the 10-day moving average.
3. Volume is 70% over the 30-day moving average.
4. Volume is 50% over the 50-day moving average.

Happy Trading!

0 thoughts on “Candidates for 10/15/2007

  1. I understand intuitively the reasons 1 to 4. Based on your experience with using moving averages, do you find lag to be a problem in terms of providing an early enough indication of whatever you are measuring?

  2. Lag can definitely be a problem with a lot of indicators. Since my trading is currently manual and this automated process provides watchlist input only, I can easily compensate for the lag myself by looking at the price action.

    If this was algorithmic “blackbox” trading, than something more would probably have to be done to handle the time-lag.

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