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Strategies & Market Trends : YEEHAW CANDIDATES
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To: Galirayo who wrote (22885)2/17/2007 5:49:28 AM
From: J.F.  Read Replies (2) of 23958
 
Me thinks it would really depend on what the investment time period is that's trying to be captured. For the short term - say for day trading it could be the 10/50, for shorter terms (say weeks to months) the 50/150/200 but those would just be levels from which the more important (IMHO) price indicators would be run.
If your looking for something (depending on your own theory of what investing/trading is) that has the potetial to "pop" in the next few weeks the then the scan should probably be looking at daily price charts over the past 20 days up to a year.
But I like the one big "MAMASAR" of a scan that kind of does it all - especially for a group to persuse - because it gives everyone the opportunity to put thier own look to it and (as our illustrious leader would say) "PIMP" the ones you want.
But whatever I'm just a hack babbling over my first cup of java. You guys are way ahead of my curve on the technicals so I'ld be really interested in what others have to say on the scan and any potential tweaks.

jf...
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