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Daniel Beighley
This lesson walks you through the process of trade selection using the plethora of proprietary lists and tools available on our site. (more)Dave Landry
New 60-day highs or lows accompanied by double volume are important technical signals because they often coincide with key market events. For example, they commonly precede explosive moves, as informed traders jump on (or dump) a stock. (more)Daniel Beighley
Once considered as sensitive information only certain Wall Street analysts were privileged to, whisper numbers have now taken the form of the Internet and can be an effective way to measure the sentiment of a stock. (more)Daniel P. Delaney
The amount of
information on the Net will no doubt keep increasing, so it pays to stay up to
date with all the tools you have at your fingertips. (more)Gary Kaltbaum
When a stock gaps up or down, I believe this is the most significant sign of accumulation or distribution.
(more)Loren Fleckenstein
As an intermediate-term momentum
trader, I use volume in two basic ways: to assess liquidity and to interpret
price. (more)Loren Fleckenstein
As an intermediate-term trader, I
prefer to use a fixed initial price stop of 5% when I buy into a new position.
This simple mechanism allows me to keep the majority of my positions at the same
dollar value on entry. (more)Eddie Kwong
Unusually high call volume activity can help you find stocks that have the potential to make sudden, explosive moves. (more)Greg Kuhn
Greg Kuhn explains why the difference between a stock that performs with the market and one that develops into a big winner often is a function of its volume. (more)Dave Landry
The cup-and-handle is a reversal pattern that frequently precedes big rallies. Here, we show you how this pattern is formed, as well as how to enter trades and limit your risk in these situations. (more) | 
