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Stock picking methods.
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In a charting facility you make a five year, 1 year, 6 month, month, 2 month, 3 week, 2 week, one week, and one day periods of each of your stocks' prices. Make a one week, 2 week and one month moving average of each on the same charts of the price. Mark where the price crosses up each moving average.
Chart also the period to period change (you subtract the days price from the 3 weeks ago price, plot at today, next day subtract that day from price 3 weeks ago and so on), -- or volatility index. Make a moving average of the volatility index for 3 week, 2 week, and 3 day. Make a mark at the 52 week high and low of each stock. Make high and low marks for each different time period.
Make a mark at the greatest change for each period. Make marks where the volatility index crosses its own moving average for each separate difference period and each separate collection-period indicated of those difference periods.
Make marks where the price crosses the 52 week high. Make marks where the 3 week "VI" and price, for instance, is crossed by its next faster period, and so on for each different period. A difference period is the difference between today's price and its price perhaps 3 weeks ago. A collection period is what you average, and that is perhaps 2 consecutive weeks, for instance, of those differences. So you can make a 2 week moving average of a 3 month difference period, or a 3 week moving average of a 2 week difference period etc...
You so the same for for the moving average of the price minus today's price as a moving-avg-VI. It is compared to its own moving average for each chart over different collection periods suggested, and crossing-up marks made on each chart.
Print out all the charts. Shuffle them. Throw the shuffled pack down a set of stairs. Pick out the odd numbered stairs and shuffle again. Throw again. Buy the stocks on the odd numbered stairs -- sell at a day of the week found by taking a multiple of the date today times the date of the mark (when normalized to a two one day of the week by dividing by five and taking the remainder, 0=5) of the corresponding chart of the next lower period of the same stock and chart on the next even numbered stair - at a period from now to the day of the week selected above, following that date given by the difference period of the chart selected on the even numbered stair. So if the even numbered stair chart, which is lesser in collection period, is a three month period, you sell 3 months from now plus on a day of the week given.
Its results will exceed buying and selling by chance 67% of the time.
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