IIC's Winners Watchlists

[IIC]

Doug, could I trouble you for the link to the vertical format for your IIC 100 current list?

Bad news...I have not been able to get on that site lately...that's why I took off the link...I emailed the owner but no word.

I will post it somewhere verically and let you know...doesn't seem to work here...maybe 100 is too long to post vertically here...give me a few minutes and I''ll be back

[IIC]

IIC 100:

CPA
ICE
AOB
IGLD
SLP
HMIN
CHINA
STEC
BIDU
GSOL
TTEC
EMS
ZOLL
ACY
KNOT
LFL
CROX
SOLF
DGIT
OFI
PRFT
EDU
VIP
RIMM
DAKT
TESS
TSL
MICC
AKAM
HXM
SWHC
VDSI
CNH
CBG
BLUD
PCLN
LDL
UCTT
LQDT
FMCN
LNUX
ACLI
PNSN
GEL
GMKT
CLUB
ABB
OI
FS
INFY
PVG
GIFI
MDTH
DTPI
RIO
USHS
AGP
CTSH
HANS
KOP
BW
CLB
CUTR
CCO
TEX
KNXA
NHWK
CMCSA
TWGP
ICLR
NLC
SPWR
PAAS
NIHD
QCCO
AGR
DAVE
CELG
HLYS
COGO
CAAS
FALC
OPNT
RSO
SJR
OMX
EXFO
IFSIA
FDRY
DV
CIR
KNDL
MTOX
CRNT
STP
BRKR
MNST
TGI
SCS
KNL

[IIC]

OK...there it is vertically...for some reason it didn't come out the first time.

[Runner]

OK...there it is vertically...for some reason it didn't come out the first time.

Doug, I got it thanks for taking the time to convert it.

[Runner]

Here is an awesome example of allowing some wiggle room with a small account using proper position sizing and profit retracement stops. Notice in the first chart this position only used 76 shares with a huge 20% stop. Risk was set for only 1% of the 20K. This means max pain allowed was 200.00. Any R/R plan over 1.0 is good. This position needed to hit 16.90 for you to set stop at 15.73. This would ensure a tiny profit. The 30% retrace gives it 1.17 wiggle. Next once 18.85 is hit you move stop to 17.39. So you adjust the retrace to your likings.

Advantages- Enter and set stop and leave it alone. Zero baby-sitting and less decisions to make. Fewer decisions often means larger profits IMO. Risk with in tolerance despite the 20% stop.
Disadvantages- smaller position and so profits will be smaller ..

Anyone care to interject some feedback on this?



I see nothing wrong with this and IMO this might be a pretty strong plan for many who are busy and don’t baby-sit the markets. Anyone can allocate a certain amount of port for trying to capture the huge gains. Will this work all the time? Nope you will get your share of stops, but what is important is that you get the occasional home run. These will more then cover the stops hit. Imagine making money by being wrong more then your right.

[IIC]

Maybe I missed this...But how long would you hold it if it just flat lined...it could run between say 11 and 14 for months...or longer?

And of course there is always the possibility of it being...say 10.60...they announce A/H...super bad and it opens at 9 the next morn and you are out.

I'm not saying it is not a good plan but it may not work according to theory...at least none of my plans ever do...Doug

[Runner]

Maybe I missed this...But how long would you hold it if it just flat lined...it could run between say 11 and 14 for months...or longer?

And of course there is always the possibility of it being...say 10.60...they announce A/H...super bad and it opens at 9 the next morn and you are out.

I'm not saying it is not a good plan but it may not work according to theory...at least none of my plans ever do...Doug

Doug, you would need to setup your plans. I will make a bold statement here on MM’s forum. “The fewer decisions you make the better your performance”. How’s that for a statement. Anything can happen once in a position and in reality the only thing that matters once you’re in is following your plan for better or worse. This example is not a day trade or swing example.


As for the stock flat lining who cares it has not hit the stop I’d stick with it. In fact don’t even look at the stock but maybe once a week. How’s that for avoiding the micromanaging we all so much love to do.

[riverbabe]

Ah Hah!

Here is an awesome example of allowing some wiggle room with a small account using proper position sizing and profit retracement stops. Notice in the first chart this position only used 76 shares with a huge 20% stop. Risk was set for only 1% of the 20K. This means max pain allowed was 200.00. Any R/R plan over 1.0 is good. This position needed to hit 16.90 for you to set stop at 15.73. This would ensure a tiny profit. The 30% retrace gives it 1.17 wiggle. Next once 18.85 is hit you move stop to 17.39. So you adjust the retrace to your likings.

Runner, I downloaded your program wheh you posted it on IBD and I love to use it! Just can't remember your screen name over there, but thank you! Riverbabe

[Runner]

Runner, I downloaded your program wheh you posted it on IBD and I love to use it! Just can't remember your screen name over there, but thank you! Riverbabe

The top Excel program is from a buddy I know in Canada and so I’ve never posted it before. I was not sure if he would approve. I have lost contact with him and doubt he would mind me sharing it. Should you want the Risk management program PM me with your e-mail and I’ll send it. You need Ecel to run it.

[IIC]

A little refresher...My MoMo list is posted after every market close. It consists of stocks in my Database of 5500 with a Relative Strength in the Top 5% that closed up at least 2% on at least 1.5x Average Daily Volume.

My Relative Strength rankings my not exactly match other's rankings because I use a ranking of 1 to 100, we don't have the same number of stocks in our databases and the treatment of IPO's is probably different. But the RS rankings are usually pretty close because the formula is basic.

Friday's MoMo:

NYMX, AZL, ZICA, BRLC, ROCM, SGEN, ALTH, UUU, SGMO, RVBD,
VOLC, CALM, CROX, CHDX, TNH, HAYZ, SPTN, PSIT, PRH, CRY,
SYNT, MDLK, TRCR, TWLL, ICAD, VIR, HOTJ, IEDU, XIDE,
TGX, NWK, ITWO, IDP

Little Charts:

http://trimurl.com/DU5

http://trimurl.com/DU6

http://trimurl.com/DU7

http://trimurl.com/DU8

NYMX
AZL
ZICA
BRLC
ROCM
SGEN
ALTH
UUU
SGMO
RVBD
VOLC
CALM
CROX
CHDX
TNH
HAYZ
SPTN
PSIT
PRH
CRY
SYNT
MDLK
TRCR
TWLL
ICAD
VIR
HOTJ
IEDU
XIDE
TGX
NWK
ITWO
IDP

[RL]

Doug need your help

Doug can you give me the xymbol for Hess Corp? I use yahoo symbol but they come up short on this Info

[IIC]

Doug can you give me the xymbol for Hess Corp? I use yahoo symbol but they come up short on this Info

Symbol is HES

http://www.hess.com/index2.aspx

[IIC]

Had 4 orders filled...HEW AGYS SYX BEAV...put on stops and we'll see how it goes

[IIC]

Quote:
Originally Posted by Lyehopper
I thought you never got sick....

Had 4 orders filled...HEW AGYS SYX BEAV...put on stops and we'll see how it goes

Guess I was hit with a bad case of Canslimitis...Who 'da thunk that I could pay for a whole year of Dailygraphs and IBD by buying the IBD 100 # 1 (SYX)

[IIC]

Had 4 orders filled...HEW AGYS SYX BEAV...put on stops and we'll see how it goes

Out

HEW +.17
AGYS -.30
SYX +1.47
BEAV -.05