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Charts for Bottom Breakout

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Emcee: Ed Huang	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Compact

Trading bottom breakout stocks is relatively low risk and high
reward, and it's an effective way to "Buy low, sell high.".

We want to find stocks which show a "bottom out" pattern and are
likely to move up with good % gain in the short term. One of
the important technical signs we look for in these stocks, is
heavy accumulation in the low trading range. We also study chart
patterns, volume, trend lines, etc. to pick trading candidates.

Trading candidates should also meet the following criteria:

1. Active average daily volume_ ideally half a million shares or
more (lower price stocks need to have higher volume).
2. Have tight bid and ask spreads.
3. The Price move just started but not already moved too far away.
4. No BB stocks, because they are difficult to trade and more
risky.

Good charts for short sell are also welcome.

If you have the right candidates, please share.

Happy trading,

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Reply	Message Preview	From	Recs	Posted
3105	TSSW Close to a Multi-year MACD Breakout. See Chart" siliconinvestor.com	David Alan Cook	-	1/30/2004
3104	TSSW Quote.com Chart - Need to break $.50 finance.lycos.com Dave	David Alan Cook	-	1/26/2004
3103	TSSW Chart at siliconinvestor.com Dave	David Alan Cook	-	1/22/2004
3102	INET is moving in good volume this morning. May be worth a look. NEW YORK, May	Ed Huang	-	5/16/2002
3101	Ed, RTRSY sure looks like a classic double bottom. Monday should be back to norm	Tom Shutters	-	3/29/2002
3100	Tom, Sorry about not being able to get back to you sooner. Some tech stocks firm	Ed Huang	-	3/29/2002
3099	After today's spike in volume "CSPI" is ready to go / per charts	GC	-	3/25/2002
3098	Ed, I see a big change after running charts on the 55 stocks I follow. The last	Tom Shutters	-	3/24/2002
3097	Ed, I took a few pennies and sat on the sideline until Wednesday. The bottom at	Tom Shutters	-	3/22/2002
3096	YWO.CDNX has broken out-	Pete	-	3/15/2002
3095	TOM, It seems to me LU is facing three equal probability right now, 1. It's	Ed Huang	-	3/15/2002
3094	Ed, I can't take my eyes off the LU chart and ticker. The shorts are in this	Tom Shutters	-	3/14/2002
3093	>>It was difficult to get a good chart reading on LU this morning and the	Ed Huang	-	3/13/2002
3092	Ed, we placed a buy at 5 on LU but I was not willing to chase the price up today	Tom Shutters	-	3/12/2002
3091	Tom, good timing on LU and GP. LU gapped down and made a new low today. Buy and	Ed Huang	-	3/12/2002
3090	Ed, we took profits Friday on the LU and sold GP today (Monday). Had good profit	Tom Shutters	-	3/11/2002
3089	Hi Tom, LU is making a good move these days after it made a triple bottom two we	Ed Huang	-	3/8/2002
3088	Ed, I took profits on the SBC and bought GP when it bottomed. I'm looking fo	Tom Shutters	-	3/6/2002
3087	The market stayed in the downside most of the time yesterday and seemed to be pu	Ed Huang	-	1/3/2002
3086	The Market chart looks a bit shaky lately. The price direction of the first day	Ed Huang	-	1/2/2002
3085	Thanks for the message Tom, The market bounced back up quite strongly in the la	Ed Huang	-	11/24/2001
3084	Ed, time to get serious about trading again since the market seems to have botto	Tom Shutters	-	11/24/2001
3083	Tragic News: the World Trade Center buildings were hit by plane this morning. NY	Ed Huang	-	9/11/2001
3082	CSCO hovered around its near-term support level in the last few days, but broke	Ed Huang	-	9/5/2001
3081	csco is forming a bottom...again.	digitrader	-	9/4/2001

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