Spydertrader's Jack Hershey Equities Journal II

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  1. gooch87

    gooch87

    Looks like that signal really started a flurry of activity with this bugger
     
    #481     Nov 30, 2005
  2. Something just went BOOM!

    Watch this one as it has a very high SIR.

    Doug
     
    #482     Nov 30, 2005
  3. Interesting to wonder how many people are now watching/following this strategy or something similar. If you look at the 5 min chart on Boom volume started to surge around 11am and has been moving for the last 5 time periods.
     
    #483     Nov 30, 2005
  4. 10000 and how many are smarter than me?

    It had just better bring about a world fit for Llamas or Alpaca bag and leave.
     
    #484     Nov 30, 2005
  5. ilganzo

    ilganzo

    Interesting.

    It just broke 11/28 high. FRV 51%, PV 26% at 11:25.
     
    #485     Nov 30, 2005
  6. IMO-one of Jack's principals is to generate a following (note how he says he uses "full service" brokers, who if they find someone who is good, tend to piggyback trades on theis individual). That reinforces the method that IMO is already sound by creating a positive feedback loop.

    Doug
     
    #486     Nov 30, 2005
  7. bdolnik

    bdolnik

    What's SIR?
     
    #487     Nov 30, 2005
  8. Short interest ratio, sometimes expressed as shares short/float. Data for this is infrequent, buy the source I use has BOOM at around 50%.

    For the stocks I'm watching today I have:

    BOOM 53%
    KNDL 2%
    NGPS 4%
    PETS 10%

    DS
     
    #488     Nov 30, 2005
  9. Sold half @ 24.35. Good trading.
     
    #489     Nov 30, 2005
  10. I am one of the lurkers who have been monitoring Spytrader's posts for a couple of months while undergoing the requisite training (reviewing Journals I and II). I stumbled upon the thread while testing scripts on the Wealth-Lab site.

    That said, I'd like to add a possible corollary to the methodology.

    In monitoring the hot list this morning I noticed that BOOM's volume really began to head north yesterday in the final hour of trading. In effect, if the last hour of trading shows increased volume and the beginning of the current day's trading shows the same level of increasing volume (all other indicators being positive) then I'd suggest that the lower band was hit just prior to the observed "boom" in BOOM this morning.

    Using that calculus, I dove into the buy fifteen minutes ahead of the stampede.

    My suggestion is that we begin to observe the last hour of the previous day to see if the rules might be modified to include that action in the buy determination.

    Richardson54
     
    #490     Nov 30, 2005
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