The 50 DMA Breakout

Linus

Active Member
#1
The market internals thread has a chart of net number of stocks above their 50 DMA's. See the net number of stocks above their 50 DMA's rising steadily?

That is exactly your simple system - Buy on the breakout above the 50 DMA with good volume, and wait for the rains! Initial conditions in my scan were - Stock price between 20 and 200., Daily volume must be greater than 50000 etc.

Keep appropriate stops!

Just one example

ss :)
 

Attachments

Last edited:

marcus

Active Member
#2
what sort of stop are you employing in this case ss? And what about the exit, do you sell when it falls below the 50 SMA?

You're quite correct though, I read somewhere that a study conducted on US stocks over several decades where the 200day SMA was used turned out to be more profitable with a person invested in the market only 1/3 of the time, as compared to buy and hold.

Guess the trend is definitely your friend lol.
 

Linus

Active Member
#3
what sort of stop are you employing in this case ss? And what about the exit, do you sell when it falls below the 50 SMA?

You're quite correct though, I read somewhere that a study conducted on US stocks over several decades where the 200day SMA was used turned out to be more profitable with a person invested in the market only 1/3 of the time, as compared to buy and hold.

Guess the trend is definitely your friend lol.
Thanks, Marcus, yes the stop is 3% below 50 DMA and the exit- the trend is your friend untill it bends - whatever

Regards,

ss :)
 
#4
dear all
pl.write an afl to search 50dma scan buy candidates of my data base on intraday basis and eod basis . as mentioned above take vol in to consideration to plot /alert signals on intraday and eod dataand price above 20
thanks in advance

ravi
 

Linus

Active Member
#5
dear all
pl.write an afl to search 50dma scan buy candidates of my data base on intraday basis and eod basis . as mentioned above take vol in to consideration to plot /alert signals on intraday and eod dataand price above 20
thanks in advance

ravi
Hi,

Thank you. I don't know anything about Amibroker AFL, so I can't help you, but there are some experts here in this forum who can sort that out.

Regards,
ss
 

Similar threads