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post #1 of 290
4/21/06 at 6:48pm
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I see some of you using stockfetcher for scans, lets exchange some filters.

Here is a simple volume break out filter, this will spit out stocks trading below $5 that have traded flat over the past month with average volume above 10,000, and had a sudden 10X increase in volume:

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Show stocks where closed close to upper acceleration band(20)
and 55 day slope of EMA(55) is above 0
and average volume(120)is above 10000
and volume divided by average volume(120) is above 10 one day ago
and draw ema(10)draw EMA(50)draw RSI(2)
draw slow stochastics(5,3)
draw acceleration band(20) 
and close is below 5
Enjoy!
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post #2 of 290
4/21/06 at 6:49pm
Thanks man...appreciate it
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post #3 of 290
4/21/06 at 6:56pm
Ready for breakouts...good month long hold filter.



price is above MA(200) last 1 months
price is above MA(50) last 1 months
price is close to MA(50)
MA(50) is above MA(200) last 1 month
and volume is above 1000000
and average volume(90) is above 1000000
show stocks between 1 and 5
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post #4 of 290
4/21/06 at 6:58pm
This is the one iv been paper trading on

Show stocks where Close dropped more than 20 percent over the last 1 day
and Average Volume(90) is above 50000
and close is between .25 and 2.50
and date offset is 5
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post #5 of 290
4/21/06 at 6:59pm
very simple one for bouncers...



Close dropped more than 20% over last 10 day
and price increased by 2% over last 2 day
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post #6 of 290
4/21/06 at 7:50pm
wow AWESOME THREAD. KEEP IT ALIVE! tempted to actually buy this thing

any filters for checking to see if volume has increased by a certain number in the last 2 hrs of trading, for stocks under 1$.
I doubt it does hoursly trading for current day, but that would be cool addition if it doesnt yet 'current day' stats.
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post #7 of 290
4/21/06 at 7:52pm
im still reading through the user guide, i hope to become a Stockfetcher master soon enough!
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post #8 of 290
4/21/06 at 8:59pm
Great thread! Just signed up for S-Fetch and have a lot of reading to do, but these are great and I'll contribute soon.
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post #9 of 290
4/22/06 at 1:21pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by StockJock-e
I see some of you using stockfetcher for scans, lets exchange some filters.

Here is a simple volume break out filter, this will spit out stocks trading below $5 that have traded flat over the past month with average volume above 10,000, and had a sudden 10X increase in volume:

Code:
Show stocks where closed close to upper acceleration band(20)
and 55 day slope of EMA(55) is above 0
and average volume(120)is above 10000
and volume divided by average volume(120) is above 10 one day ago
and draw ema(10)draw EMA(50)draw RSI(2)
draw slow stochastics(5,3)
draw acceleration band(20) 
and close is below 5
Enjoy!

Obviously with any of these filters their is extra DD involved...but what is your time frame of holding one of these stocks...or what kind of strategy do you use with these stocks? i am just trying to get a feel for longer and shorter term plays.
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post #10 of 290
4/22/06 at 10:53pm
anyone else have some filters they want to post
(sharing is caring)
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post #11 of 290
4/23/06 at 4:54pm
BUMP:
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post #12 of 290
4/24/06 at 4:05am
Well of all the places to find filters

filters
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post #13 of 290
4/24/06 at 4:34am
yea i came upon that website when i was at work and forgot about it. it is pretty weird right
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post #14 of 290
4/24/06 at 4:35am
Excellent Phil, filters from heaven.
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post #15 of 290
4/24/06 at 4:48am
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Originally Posted by drjavajoe
Excellent Phil, filters from heaven.
LOL I swear that never crossed my mind. I shall go and repent for that sin right now.
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post #16 of 290
4/24/06 at 8:46am
Anyone want to translate that filter speak into english?
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post #17 of 290
4/24/06 at 5:07pm
you need to have stockfetcher then it will all make sense
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post #18 of 290
4/25/06 at 3:53am
Stockjock-e help me to understand
I wrote this filter below
When I run the filter 12/31/2005 -04/24/2006
stop loss %10
profit stop %30
It shows ROI %120.68
but when I look at the trades trades entry 0.12 exit 0.08 and it show %37 profit
Can you give us little more information about the what do we supposedly look for backtesting
thank you

Price is below 5
And Moving Average(50) is above Moving Average(20)
And price is above Moving Average(20)
And MACD fast line crossed above 0
And MACD fast line crossed above the MACD slow line
And MFI(14) has been increasing for 3 days
And RSI(14) has been increasing for 3 days
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post #19 of 290
4/25/06 at 4:20pm
This one has looked good, but I have not traded it yet.
Pretty simple filter for looking for a "Bounce".

EMA(4) crossed above EMA(15)
price increased by 2% over last 2 day
and Money Flow Index(15) gained more than 30 Percent over the last 3 Days
and EMA(4) increasing for the last 2 Days
and Close between .01 and 50
and Volume above 250000
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post #20 of 290
4/26/06 at 2:48am
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Originally Posted by jllm03
This one has looked good, but I have not traded it yet.
Pretty simple filter for looking for a "Bounce".

EMA(4) crossed above EMA(15)
price increased by 2% over last 2 day
and Money Flow Index(15) gained more than 30 Percent over the last 3 Days
and EMA(4) increasing for the last 2 Days
and Close between .01 and 50
and Volume above 250000

it seems as though this one shows mostly all that bounced today.
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