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Dec 18, 2006 - this scan searches for quiet periods in the market when volatility has decreased significantly...
The video content presented here requires JavaScript to be enabled and the latest version of the Macromedia Flash Player. If you are you using a browser with JavaScript disabled please enable it now. Otherwise, please update your version of the free Flash Player by downloading here. If ever there was a combination of market indications that a major move was upon us � it has to be the Historic Volatility Ratio also known as �HVR� combined with a NR4/IB. The HVR is basically a mathematical measuring of how much a price in a market has moved over a specified period of time. It�s the ratio or percent of a short to a long average historic volatility. When a markets short volatility declines below a certain percent of its long volatility it�s a heads up signal that an explosive move could be seen. The standard settings used are both a 10/200 and 5/200 HVR with a 25% ratio. The 25% ratio will be your trigger point. Which means if either or both the 10/200 and 5/200 declines below 25% in any market, that market should be looked at for potential trades as a sharp move could be seen. VOLAT5/ VOLAT200 <= 0.10 AND VOLAT10 / VOLAT200 <=0.25 AND MAV20 >=200000 AND CLOSE>7 AND (high3-low3)>(high2-low2) AND (high2-low2)>(high1-low1) AND (high1-low1)>(high-low) AND low>low1 AND high<high1 Discuss this article in the forum. ...thanks
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