100,000 or more share block volume spikes

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Microcap & Penny Stocks
100,000 or more share block volume spikes

An SI Board Since November 2001

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
42	2	0	AMCM

Emcee: Old Stock Collector	Type: Unmoderated

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For you great stock pickers that do TA please post your picks here when you buy & sell at what price so we can see how good we are!

Please post stocks that have around 100,000 or more shares of a block buy order here on stocks that meet a few of the following:

1. Insider ownership of 35% to 75%
2. Increasing Price/Book
3. Increasing Price/Sales
4. No Insider Selling
5. Outstanding Shares fewer then 50 Million
6. Float 25% to 65%
7. Increasing share holder value
8. New Product or Products
9. Increasing Revenues
10. Increasing Profits
11. Price .01 to $5.00
12. Volume Spike from large buy orders.

I'm hoping this helps us find the future gems that will go up in value 20 times over within 1 year.

If anyone knows of a site we can search stocks for volume spikes please post it here.

I was just told about this site by a wise investor for screening volume spikes:

chartsmart.com

From: Hawkmoon Sunday, Nov 18, 2001 10:50 PM

General discussion on Candlestick charting
stockcharts.com.

And the use of candlesticks to discover support levels:

stockcharts.com.

Hammers explained:

stockcharts.com.

And the use of Dojis to find turning points in the market:

stockcharts.com.

I also use Bollinger Bands quite extensively in conjunction with candlesticks in order to identify entry and exit points:

bollingerbands.com
equis.com

But I particularly watch for are Bollinger Band "pinches" between the upper and lower "arms" of the MA envelope. I've found that such pinches generally indicate that a large move (in either direction) is pending and one must then rely upon other indicators like stochastics, money flow, and MACD to indicate which direction the move will be in.

The logic behind a bollinger band pinch is that it coincides with reduced volatility in the stock. And no volatility suggests that there is a face off between buyers and sellers, with both sides uncertain about what the next move in the stock will be.

Btw, here is one of my favorite chart settings and serves as a good template for anyone trying to get an initial read on a stock.. (this is one of the few pennies I bother to follow, which currently completing a restructuring and is not embarking on a new product offering). But you can insert any stock symbol and it will use the same indicators:

bigcharts.marketwatch.com.

As for Volume reversals, those are more subjective. They generally follow a decline in the stock, show far greater than average volume and generally, BUT NOT ALWAYS, are accompanied by a Hammer. Again, using my current favorite penny stock, we see that there was a volume reversal at the end of September, which lead to a 100% increase in the price during October:

askresearch.com.

Some people argue that a volume reversal much equal more than 1 million shares before signifying such a reversal, but it all depends on the general liquidity of that stock's particular market. In the case of MUCP, the float is VERY thin, which sometimes leads to the spreads often being wide, and a minimum of volume creating a technical trend reversal.

And then there are Fibonacci retracement points and other arcane indicators that people use, which generally equal certain percentage retracements from lows or highs which some constitute as likely support levels.

How's that for an explanation?

Hawk

That is great Hawk!

OSC

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42	AMCM had a 50,000 share buy at .43 today which is unusual for a thinly traded st	Old Stock Collector	-	5/6/2002
41	OLe NXCD Ny two monthhold perked up 20% today on volume and had the 418k cross A	Buckey	-	12/27/2001
40	I knew that comment of over shorting otcbb stock would get a response!	Old Stock Collector	-	12/26/2001
39	<i>So if a stock has 2 million shares in the float & the MM's are	Hawkmoon	-	12/26/2001
38	Yes I think we are getting MM changing positions for the year end & starting	Old Stock Collector	-	12/26/2001
37	MUCP 290,000 buy today 20 minutes before the close. Either winding up end of ye	Hawkmoon	-	12/26/2001
36	NXCD 100k cross. WE have spike lately after the big trades - and since the last	Buckey	-	12/3/2001
35	My error.. I was looking at price to book, and not book value.. Yes... that ca	Hawkmoon	-	11/21/2001
34	LOL.. I don't think I qualify for either of these threads but I'll be fo	dreamer	-	11/21/2001
33	Actually 13 law firms suing them. The only reason I am in NXCD is their assets	Buckey	-	11/21/2001
32	NXCD in quarterly said it was for sale & if it gets bids to be bought it cou	Old Stock Collector	-	11/21/2001
31	Buckey, dreamer, Hawkmoon I started another thread that may help us too: Subje	Old Stock Collector	-	11/21/2001
30	<i><Thats what this thread is all about eh?</i> Yep... Nice vol	Hawkmoon	-	11/21/2001
29	Well its forming a nbew base on heavy volume like it did at 65. Cretainly a pos	Buckey	-	11/21/2001
28	Buckey thanks I see .82 is the low & heading back up still.	Old Stock Collector	-	11/21/2001
27	dreamer most of the DD I get is on yahoo with a detailed quote. Then I look at	Old Stock Collector	-	11/21/2001
26	200,000 share trade on NXCD at 83 after being pulled down - It hist 1.14 yesterd	Buckey	-	11/21/2001
25	OSC... I thought I might bring up a bit of important TA information for those	Hawkmoon	-	11/21/2001
24	OSC, Thank you for your input on those 3 companies. I don't do dd myself but	dreamer	-	11/20/2001
23	ASXI ANTV OCCF ASXI looks great at this level from read last quarterly Herzog	Old Stock Collector	-	11/20/2001
22	OSC, I have a few more for you to look at when you have time. Let me know what y	dreamer	-	11/19/2001
21	OH and a 100k cross at 1.05 just after close today on NXCD. so in this case - B	Buckey	-	11/19/2001
20	You the man NXCD finished $1.04	Old Stock Collector	-	11/19/2001
19	Remember our talk on NXCD and the 4 blocks after hoiurs last week at 65 and one	Buckey	-	11/19/2001
18	The original post was updated	Old Stock Collector	-	11/18/2001

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