There is a structural phenomenon in the market
There is a structural phenomenon in the market that has been observed on both bullish and bearish side for hundreds of years, that when stock move , they move in sharp momentum bursts of 8 to 40% that last 3 to 5 days.
RESI is an example of this kind of momentum burst move in last 2 days. It came in range expansion scans 2 days ago early morning as it started to have a range expansion. Stock went up 16% in less than 48 hours.
Stocks move in momentum bursts of 3 to 5 days on both bullish and bearish side
Stocks move in momentum bursts of 8 to 40% magnitude depending on price of the stock.
Stocks can give you 4 to 20% gains in 3 to 5 days during momentum burst (half of the 8 to 40% burst move)
Stocks move in momentum bursts of 5 to 50 dollars if they are high priced stock.
Stocks move in momentum bursts and no specific catalyst is required for this momentum burst.
Stocks move in momentum bursts even if they have poor or no earnings or poor or no sales.
Stocks move in momentum bursts irrespective of either being value or growth stocks.
Stocks move in momentum bursts near 52 week high
Stocks move in momentum bursts near 52 week low
Stocks move in momentum bursts near all time high
Stocks move in momentum bursts near all time low
Stocks move momentum bursts in bull market the and magnitude of momentum burst is big
Stocks move momentum bursts in bear market but the magnitude of momentum burst is small or lesser number of stocks make those burst moves and follow through might be low.
Stocks move in momentum bursts on news day.
Stocks move in momentum bursts in the absence of news also.
Stocks move in momentum bursts in anticipation of news.
Stocks move in momentum bursts post good or bad news.
Stocks move in momentum bursts on Monday
Stocks move in momentum bursts on Tuesday
Stocks move in momentum bursts on Wednesday
Stocks move in momentum bursts on Thursday
Stocks move in momentum bursts on Friday
Stocks move in momentum bursts and some bursts can be anticipated and entered with very low risk.
Stocks move in momentum bursts and you don't need to know anything about the company to profit from that.
Stocks move in momentum burst and first day of that move is a range expansion day.
7 comments:
Can you tell me the name of the indicator that you're using for your 'entry signal' as appear at the bottom of your chart?
It is range expansion indicator that looks for 4% plus move
Stocks move in momentum bursts of 8 to 40% magnitude depending on price of the stock.
Do you have a detail profit target for each price level. Let us say, <5, if it rise 10%, you expect it can go up 40%, so you still have 30% room. If it is $30 stock, you may only expect 20% rise, so only 10% room left. Rewards/Risk =1, then no reason to get in.
Life is not that perfect like that. You have to be willing to live with fuzzy rules on profit post burst. I look for whatever I can get in 3 to 5 days.
Will one capture such stocks if we use your criteria, where C>C1 by 4% and V>100,000 and V>V1?
Yes or you can anticipate a b/o on them by going through stocks with established momentum.
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