Screening for Sectors

Discussion in 'Trading' started by MGB, Oct 26, 2001.

  1. MGB

    MGB

    Any good suggestions on realtime screening for Sectors?

    I simply want to get a list in realtime of the top/bottom performing Sectors.

    MGB
     
  2. travisdu

    travisdu

    I ran across one that got lost in my bookmarks...been looking for it for like 9 months.

    Fantastic realtime screener of sectors by color shading, great little java interface.

    damn i wish i could find it agian.

    it was about 60 bucks a month.

    Trav
     
  3. tuna

    tuna

  4. Magna

    Magna Administrator

  5. Fidelity has one for its funds. Pretty cool, although obviously its not realtime.
     
  6. I use an overlay chart in esignal with all the major sectors on it. You can spot any divergences pretty quickly.:)
     
  7. MGB

    MGB

    Nicodemus:
    <i>I use an overlay chart in esignal with all the major sectors on it. You can spot any divergences pretty quickly.</i>

    Tell me more... How many sectors are you tracking? I'm trying to envision 20 lines of sectors on the chart. That's pretty crowded.

    MGB
     
  8. Hitman

    Hitman

    For real time sector trading, as it is my bread and butter, you have to have multiple monitors and put up multiple charts, by the time any scanner say the thing is up 1-2% or whatever and you flip through stocks in the sector for a position, the move is over. I have 5 screens now and 2 of them have nothing but sector charts. Even on my fifth screen I am experimenting with custom indexes, scanners just don't work for this . . .
     
  9. Magna

    Magna Administrator

    Nicodemus,

    I use an overlay chart in esignal with all the major sectors on it.

    Most interesting idea. Obviously it would be very crowded, but as you said divergences would stand out. Unfortunately neither Cyber nor RealTick allow for more than one overlay, so if eSignal allows for enough to cover most/all of the sectors that's a nice advantage.
     
  10. MGB

    MGB

    I looked at the sector map at SmartMoney. Yes, it's interesting but fancy colors are not going to make me money.

    MGB
     
    #10     Oct 26, 2001