Scanning for stocks

March 29th, 2006 by eyal | Filed under Day Trading, Trading Resources. | Print This Post Print This Post

I’ve just started using Trade-Ideas scanner to supplement my current scans and identify new opportunities. It provides a lot more options for configuration and customization so I’m looking forward to checking different scans and see how they can contribute to what I’m already doing. If you’re interested in trying it out you can sign up for a free 7 days trial.

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2 Responses to “Scanning for stocks”

  1. richard | 29/03/06

    I’ve been using Trade-Ideas and have been pleased with it. But, I’ve never used anything else like it, so I have nothing to compare it to. Once I found the place to specify the minimum volume and trading range restrictions, it started showing me the stocks I wanted to see. Before that, it threw way to many alerts at me! I mainly use the channel breakout, volume spike, and opening range breakout alerts.

  2. eyal | 30/03/06

    Heya Richard, yeah the key with trade-ideas is to configure it so that the results are meaningful and actionable. It’s very easy to end up with a scanner which generates a mind-boggling multitude of setups and alerts.

    Btw, I see you’ve had a great start over the last couple of days. Hope you never look back, and down the road just laugh about those job issues you’ve had when you quit.

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