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Sounds as tho the "Bang For Buck" proceedure may be of interest.
Proposed by Nick Radge of Reef Capital Limited, a commodity trading
advisor.
It's a selection filter for use when faced with multiple buy signals
and not enough capital to fund them all.
We need to get our monies worth and make profits with the least
amount of work.
[(10,000/Close) x (Average Range,200)]/100 = Possible dollar return
In laymans terms you divide a $10,000 account by the closing price on
any given day. This number is then multiplied by the average range of
the stock for the last 200 days.
Dividing this number by 100 will convert the result to dollars and
cents which in turn indicates the possible dollar return on any given
day.
I'm haven't used it and have copied the above from a doc I saved a
few years ago.
I know it was discussed on this forum sometime back so a search may
produce some further info.
Regds
Gerard
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Steve Carlsson" <stevecar144@xxx>
wrote:
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> Hi all
>
> I am trying to identify stocks that have significantly different
price
> movements from day to day. In other words:
>
> Day 1 close $2, High $5, low $1
> Day 2 close $2 High $2.05, low of $1.95
> Day 3 close $2 High of $6 low $.50
> Day 4 close $2 High of $2.01 low $1.98
>
> An extreme example and close may actually vary around, but what I
want is to
> identify if a stock has vastly diffferent price action from day to
day.
>
> Regards
>
> Steve C
>
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