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post #141 of 290
Try this:

Show stocks where eMA(8) is near eMA(21)
and close is between 3 and 4
and Average Volume is above 200000

Substituting near for crossed above will get you results before it crosses but it will still give you results that already crossed. In stockfetcher, "near" means within 2%. So your results will be a mix of MA's approaching AND MA's that have already crossed. Just do a manual scan to eliminate the stocks that have already crossed.
post #142 of 290
thanks rtwichert...
i ll give a shot...
post #143 of 290
Price between .01 and 5
and the Parabolic SAR has been increasing for 5 days
and volume has increased for 2 days
and price is above the MA(50)
and average daily volume(5) is above 100000
post #144 of 290

not sure

I’m new to the stock market. I was just wondering is this program everyone is talking about is worth the 8.95 a month. How does is work? Is it complicated to use and write codes for? Has anyone really made any good money from using it? I downloaded the free version of it to play with. I’m not so sure I understand it very well. I’m all about something that can help me be more successful in the stock market. I was just wondering if I should give it a try are not. Does anyone have any thoughts?
post #145 of 290
Thread Starter 
This is a discussion about stockfetcher.com which lets you scan stocks for criteria you choose.

If you are new to the markets, this would be like me trying to explain to you how to fly the space shuttle.
post #146 of 290
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Originally Posted by StockJock-e View Post
This is a discussion about stockfetcher.com which lets you scan stocks for criteria you choose.

If you are new to the markets, this would be like me trying to explain to you how to fly the space shuttle.
so if i understand stockfetcher will you teach me how to fly a space shuttle?

back on topic...try learning TA before purchasing the program so you know what to look for
post #147 of 290
Technically, once it's out of our atmosphere it's referred to as the Orbiter. I know these useless things because I was a firefighter in the Air Force and we were trained on emergency shuttle shutdown procedures in case it had to land at one of the many alternate landing sites across the world due to a serious malfunction during takeoff. LOL
post #148 of 290
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Originally Posted by rtwichert View Post
Technically, once it's out of our atmosphere it's referred to as the Orbiter. I know these useless things because I was a firefighter in the Air Force and we were trained on emergency shuttle shutdown procedures in case it had to land at one of the many alternate landing sites across the world due to a serious malfunction during takeoff. LOL
post #149 of 290
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Originally Posted by rtwichert View Post
Technically, once it's out of our atmosphere it's referred to as the Orbiter. I know these useless things because I was a firefighter in the Air Force and we were trained on emergency shuttle shutdown procedures in case it had to land at one of the many alternate landing sites across the world due to a serious malfunction during takeoff. LOL
When a sentince starts off with "technically", I give up at that point
post #150 of 290
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Originally Posted by StockJock-e View Post
This is a discussion about stockfetcher.com which lets you scan stocks for criteria you choose.

If you are new to the markets, this would be like me trying to explain to you how to fly the space shuttle.
Sorry I wasn’t trying to offend you or anyone here, I was just asking a question. I have been trading for about two years now, paper and real money. I have made a little and lost a little. I read and do as much research as I can. I learn something new every day. There is a lot I don’t know and understand about the market. I’m doing this by myself no one is helping me. I found this message board and have asked a few questions and for the most part, everyone I have talked to has been happy to answer my questions. Everyone has to start somewhere right. It’s nice to have people to help you get to that point. Thanks anyway
post #151 of 290
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Originally Posted by HLSMP24 View Post
I’m new to the stock market. I was just wondering is this program everyone is talking about is worth the 8.95 a month. How does is work? Is it complicated to use and write codes for? Has anyone really made any good money from using it? I downloaded the free version of it to play with. I’m not so sure I understand it very well. I’m all about something that can help me be more successful in the stock market. I was just wondering if I should give it a try are not. Does anyone have any thoughts?
Im still learning it myself. But learn TA first, then I recommend going to the FINVIZ stock screener. Spend some weeks on that one then this one will make more sense.
post #152 of 290
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Originally Posted by BranRx View Post
Im still learning it myself. But learn TA first, then I recommend going to the FINVIZ stock screener. Spend some weeks on that one then this one will make more sense.
i hate to ask but what is TA? thanks i will do that
post #153 of 290
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Originally Posted by HLSMP24 View Post
i hate to ask but what is TA? thanks i will do that
technical analysis, its being able to read charts and in basic, determin support/resistance (buying/selling points)
post #154 of 290
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Originally Posted by HLSMP24 View Post
i hate to ask but what is TA? thanks i will do that

Go to all of Stockjock-e's videos in the education forum
post #155 of 290
Is stockfetcher any different than Ameritrade - Strategy Desk - Screener?
post #156 of 290
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Originally Posted by simonyadig View Post
Buy the pullbacks on uptrending stocks. Here's a simple filter that finds uptrending stocks, 50 MA angling up and 50 MA on top of the 200 MA, but the price is hitting new 3 week lows.

MA(50) increasing for the last 3 Days
and MA(50) above MA(200)
and Low reached a new 3 Week Low
and Volume above 50000

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Originally Posted by BranRx View Post
Ok dumb question but why 3 week low?
It's just a short term time period I picked. The idea is that the longer term trends are up, that's why the 50 MA needs to be above the 200 MA, plus the 50 MA is angling up, but short term the stock is pulling back, hence the 3 week low. That was just something I threw together quickly, but that's the jist of it.
post #157 of 290
Does anyone know if there is a way for stockfetcher to find stocks with certain share criteria like

show stocks with float less than 50 million

which does not work so I assume this is a TA screener only, but wouldnt that be nice to throw something like that in your scans!
post #158 of 290
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Originally Posted by bmwe30mstyle View Post
Does anyone know if there is a way for stockfetcher to find stocks with certain share criteria like

show stocks with float less than 50 million

which does not work so I assume this is a TA screener only, but wouldnt that be nice to throw something like that in your scans!
You can use Finviz in conjunction with stockfetcher. See what results match up between the two. SF for TA and finviz for more basic stuff.
post #159 of 290
Ok i got a question. One of my favorite filters is 5x volume as shown below. If I run the scan it will show the results based on todays close. How do I tweak this to show this for yesterdays close.

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 5 one day ago
and draw ema(10)draw EMA(50)draw RSI(2)
AND CLOSE IS ABOVE 1
draw slow stochastics(5,3)
draw acceleration band(20)
and close is below 5


The reason i want to do this is to see the behavior following these volume spikes to identify which pattern MAY lead to a continuation of price increase.
post #160 of 290
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Originally Posted by BranRx View Post
Ok i got a question. One of my favorite filters is 5x volume as shown below. If I run the scan it will show the results based on todays close. How do I tweak this to show this for yesterdays close.

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 5 one day ago
and draw ema(10)draw EMA(50)draw RSI(2)
AND CLOSE IS ABOVE 1
draw slow stochastics(5,3)
draw acceleration band(20)
and close is below 5


The reason i want to do this is to see the behavior following these volume spikes to identify which pattern MAY lead to a continuation of price increase.
The only thing I can think of is seeing if it recognizes the parameter yesterday, Like "yesterday's close is below 5", but I have no idea if that will work.
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