The 20 Most Volatile Stocks

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This strategy is for the more experienced trader. Electronic traders

will enjoy this strategy because they have the technology to take

advantage of quick changes in price trend. This strategy requires

you to be able to react to price momentum very quickly and is primarily

for day traders, options traders, and some microtrend

traders. This strategy is not appropriate for aggressive investors

who typically hold a position for two weeks or more. If you are using

this strategy as a microtrend trader, you must use stops, for a

microtrend trader will not hold one of these stocks over five days.

By using screening, you can filter for the most volatile stocks in

your database over the past 10 days. This will give you a field of

long and short selections. After you review the charts, you will

select three of the most volatile that seem to be moving in a definable

trend, either up or down. Do not try to trade this strategy using

online brokers. Because of the interday volatility on these stocks, if

you are wrong you must be able to exit the trade with as small a loss

as possible, and only electronic traders will have the ability to enter

and exit within seconds. Figures 3.11 to 3.13 are charts of stocks

that appeared in the most volatile screen. All screens, strategies,

and formulas are given to students of tradingschool.com.

Note that all three stocks show volatility and trend. Instead of

trying to scalp fractions of a point (e.g., 1/16 or 1/ 8), you can use this

and the other strategies to trade for 1/2 or several points. The key to

trading this strategy is to identify the trend strength and trade in

that direction.

This strategy is for the more experienced trader. Electronic traders

will enjoy this strategy because they have the technology to take

advantage of quick changes in price trend. This strategy requires

you to be able to react to price momentum very quickly and is primarily

for day traders, options traders, and some microtrend

traders. This strategy is not appropriate for aggressive investors

who typically hold a position for two weeks or more. If you are using

this strategy as a microtrend trader, you must use stops, for a

microtrend trader will not hold one of these stocks over five days.

By using screening, you can filter for the most volatile stocks in

your database over the past 10 days. This will give you a field of

long and short selections. After you review the charts, you will

select three of the most volatile that seem to be moving in a definable

trend, either up or down. Do not try to trade this strategy using

online brokers. Because of the interday volatility on these stocks, if

you are wrong you must be able to exit the trade with as small a loss

as possible, and only electronic traders will have the ability to enter

and exit within seconds. Figures 3.11 to 3.13 are charts of stocks

that appeared in the most volatile screen. All screens, strategies,

and formulas are given to students of tradingschool.com.

Note that all three stocks show volatility and trend. Instead of

trying to scalp fractions of a point (e.g., 1/16 or 1/ 8), you can use this

and the other strategies to trade for 1/2 or several points. The key to

trading this strategy is to identify the trend strength and trade in

that direction.