I’m just crazy about stocks with unusual volume, always have been always will be. But in addition I also like to find stocks with a bit of momentum. So in this post I’d like to share with you how to combine a few filters, and discover a bunch of new stocks to add to your watch list in StockMonitor. First off, if you haven’t tried it yet, log in to StockMonitor, and navig … [Read more...]
Stocks With REALLY Strange Volume – Here’s How You Find Them Fast
Unusual volume stocks, why should I care? Well, it’s a fact that when there is a high increase in volume, then there is often an opportunity to profit from activity. Sometimes a yearly high has been broken, sometimes a 30 day low. Maybe there has been a news announcement and a stock has broken long term support or resistance. You job as a trader, or investor, is to q … [Read more...]
Choosing A Portfolio Tracker To Follow Your Stock Trades
So you're a brand new investor still looking to find your footing in the wide world of stock trading? That's great! What you need to know is that there are tools available to you that can aid in this conquest. What may also be helpful is the fact that you do not have to use only what is given to you from one particular investment site or another. You have options to choose … [Read more...]
Setting Up A Moving Average Crossover Stock Filter And Create An Alert
Many traders use a moving average crossover to indicate a point of momentum change. Long term investors may set their moving average indicators in long settings such as a 20MA crossing a 50MA. Swing traders or day traders may use shorter settings, such as 8 and 16. Today I'd like to show you a really quick way to get set up in StockMonitor.com with your own moving average … [Read more...]
How to Track My Portfolio? Top Features You Need
Investing is as much about motivation as it is about money. Those who have the motivation to continue to invest over the long run tend to do well with it. However, it is easy to have those motivational juices crushed by a lack of understanding of just what that money is doing for you. All too often, those who start out excited about investing lose their fervor for it by not … [Read more...]