T Harris
1 posts
msg #158402
- Ignore T Harris |
1/16/2022 5:20:40 PM
Can someone send me the formula for scanning for the most volatile stocks priced at over $100 per share and are optionable? In other words, I'm looking for positions that have the wildest up and down swings within the last 6 months.
Thanks in advance
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Mactheriverrat
3,175 posts
msg #158404
- Ignore Mactheriverrat
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1/16/2022 9:55:04 PM
Use the Average Day Range(30) . I started with it at 2.00. Raise or lower it as you see fit.
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xarlor
620 posts
msg #158405
- Ignore xarlor |
1/17/2022 12:57:53 AM
Can always just calculate by the percentage difference between the 6-month high and 6-month low. Then sort in descending order.
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push5280
201 posts
msg #158409
- Ignore push5280 |
1/17/2022 12:32:27 PM
** ... just calculate by the percentage difference between the 6-month high and 6-month low. Then sort in descending order. ***
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X, that is the method I use also except I use the 252 day high and low. Also filter by >= 3.
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Mactheriverrat
3,175 posts
msg #158410
- Ignore Mactheriverrat
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1/17/2022 1:28:04 PM
Now on my filter above I modified it with
and EMA(20) is above EMA(20) one day ago
Something to remember is those stocks that are above $100 are less Volatile .
If you search Deadly Combo by 13th_floor and his use of Average Day Range(30) to find more volatile stocks. The Deadly combo uses stocks below 15.
I personally don't trade OTCBB because I burned myself early on.
So its
Market is not otcbb
Market is not etf.
Also volatile going up and volatile going down too.
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miketranz
978 posts
msg #158413
- Ignore miketranz
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1/17/2022 7:36:34 PM
Throw volume into the mix...
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