DMOBRIEN
363 posts
msg #98041
- Ignore DMOBRIEN |
12/17/2010 9:31:08 AM
Money in and out ... as I see it. Any suggestions?
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irishpitbull
54 posts
msg #98058
- Ignore irishpitbull |
12/17/2010 11:43:47 AM
The filter is to long.
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sierraseller
23 posts
msg #98080
- Ignore sierraseller |
12/18/2010 12:29:45 AM
Nice work!
I need to really spend more time on this to understand if fully, but if I get the most basic logic, a stock with a high mfrsi score and buy =1 score is a good long prospect?
I got 971 stocks back so I added a few lines to filter out stocks with a zero buy score and a mfrsi score below 60. Top of the list was LEE. A chart shows the breakout happened 12/3 and the trend is strongly up.
Any comments on the above would be appreciated.
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DMOBRIEN
363 posts
msg #98081
- Ignore DMOBRIEN |
12/18/2010 1:50:27 AM
Alright Bill - you've dialed it in. There is some indicator cross referencing to do here and the signal sensitivity is high on the Buy/Sell piece, however you can look at the higher highs and lower lows of the indicators for additional information. I did have an accumulation/distribution ratio that captured the ratio when accumulation was above '0" for a length of time but it was a bit confusing. At any rate I hope some will find this useful, and it would be nice if some of our frequent posters could perhaps add statistical data or just expound on this approach. For example adding fundamentals such as eps > eps lastq, or roe > 10, etc., or even institutional holder % versus institutional holder % one month ago. One more thing FWIW, the formula for A/D is nothing new and is based on the "close location value" of Chaikin - there are many here that are much more capable of setting this up in a more elegant, meaningful manner.
Dave
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sierraseller
23 posts
msg #98082
- Ignore sierraseller |
12/18/2010 2:53:23 AM
Hi Dave:
The link shows the LEE daily chart. One thing that would really make this great is the ability to see if the money flow/rsi ramp up began just before the 12/3 lift off or on 12/3 or not till later. The dotted lines on the chart are David Elliot's MOBO (modified Bollinger Bands set to 5 days and +/- .8 std dev's plus a Fisher algorithm. Adding a filter that catches an upturn of the slope of a standard/modified upper BB or a short term sma (the yellow solid line is 20 sma which is still flat on 12/3) might be useful.
http://screencast.com/t/jeTLiL94Z0
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sierraseller
23 posts
msg #98083
- Ignore sierraseller |
12/18/2010 3:03:31 AM
When I reread the above I see I wasn't crisp in describing things. I see that the bottom studies on the chart let you the see the MF/RS /price build up. What I was trying to describe was a way to capture the ramp up of all three when it starts via a filter that only shows candidates for ramping up.
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DMOBRIEN
363 posts
msg #98084
- Ignore DMOBRIEN |
12/18/2010 9:34:56 AM
Bill - The 3 month chart may be a little easier to see the "buy" signal on Dec 2 and A/D is showing a positive slope out of a heavy distribution cycle where price met support. Looks like there was one prior on Nov. 15 as well. You could cross reference the %short on FINVIZ just for fun. The MFRSI should provide confirmation.
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DMOBRIEN
363 posts
msg #98085
- Ignore DMOBRIEN |
12/18/2010 9:48:27 AM
looking at this I like NLS with over 33% Insiders holding
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DMOBRIEN
363 posts
msg #98087
- Ignore DMOBRIEN |
12/18/2010 9:59:44 AM
Nov 22 "sell" signal on CEU hmmm...
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duke56468
683 posts
msg #98088
- Ignore duke56468 |
12/18/2010 11:35:08 AM
Is there a way to adjust this filter without hurting the results that will avoid the dreded
"Your StockFetcher filter exceeds filter performance restrictions"? TIA.
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