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Learn to do Technical Analysis, Next Group Class November 18!
$150 admission includes LIFETIME ACCESS to the Textbook Swings Scanner!
this scanner looks for low float, highly volatile tickers, which are displaying a combination of technical indicators commonly seen before a stock makes a big move.
this scanner focuses on companies with active options chains and highly volatile tickers, which are displaying a combination of technical indicators commonly seen before a stock makes a big move.
This scanner was built to trigger when a ticker is going through the early motions of a bullish expansion. This scanner is best use WITH any of the other scanners, however it can be useful on its own as well!
This scanner finds oversold tickers with early reversal signals from multiple technical indicators on 3 timeframes (5m, 15m, 1hr).
This scanner is built to find lower float tickers which are showing the complete combination of Technical Indicators from Black Ink Economics Guide to Technical Indicators. It is one of the pickiest scanners on the site. *Free for Life w/ purchase of the Guide To Technical Indicators Textbook*
This scanner is HIGHLY selective, resulting in 1-3 alerts per day. It has the highest probability ratio of all the scanners, using more indicators than other scanners, and fine-tuned to extremely specific data points. This is limited to 25 people, with a waiting list available if needed.
The “Options Scalper” was built to identify charts which are displaying the most immediate and fast-acting bullish technical indicators. (I will have a slightly longer description for the actual page, with this as the first sentence).
This scanner was built to notice when a ticker has suddenly dropped. It does not filter out news, catalysts, or anything else. Traders should be looking online for the reason these tickers fell and make special note of the ones that did not have a negative catalyst or news event.
This is an event that happens 4 times each year, when all index and single stock futures contracts expire AND index and single stock options expire, on the same exact day. The effect of this can be bearish because the contracts that are expiring are sold off and create a larger supply of sales than average on that day. The bearish effects can sometimes start early, with traders fearing the possible upcoming market selloff and therefor avoiding taking new positions in expiring options and futures for the days and week(s) ahead. It is hard to predict what will happen, but it is objective fact that all four of these derivative contracts are expiring, and those that are "in the money" will be exercised and thereby give the holder of those newly exercised shares the ability to sell into the market.
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