I have a trading tool box with a number of different scans including a variety of pullback, pattern, and volume related scans. As we know volume measures the interest or pressure behind a move.

If an institution is accumulating stock the accumulation patterns will often show up on one of these scans. With my scans I get the information right away, instead of three months after the fact in a financial publication.

Stocks that show certain accumulation patterns or sudden increases in volume will often set up at some point in tradable patterns such as pullbacks and flags. When there is a tradable pattern in a stock with strong volume characteristics then I am interested in taking a serious look at it.

These scans are an integral part of my trading, and for the first-time I'm going to share eight of these scans with you. These volume scans use eight different techniques to find stocks that have strong volume patterns that may indicate interest in a continuing move. The Eight scans are outlined below:

High Positive Volume This scan looks for stocks that have shown very strong volume when closing up during the recent past, and light volume days when the stock closed down..

Here is one of the candidates from running the High Positive Volume Scan on 03/23/06. The date of the scan is the vertical black line and the base is shown between the two red lines just prior to the vertical black line.

Strong Closes Increasing Volume This scan looks for stocks that have shown strong closes in the recent past and also have an increase in average trading volume. The increased volume and strong closes indicate interest in these stocks.

Volume Increasing This scan looks for stocks whose average daily volume has increased significantly in the recent past. The volume increase often indicates new demand for the stock.

Strong On Increasing Volume This scan looks for stocks that have shown strength in the recent past and also shown an increase in average daily volume. Strong stocks showing increasing volume may have the strength for a continued run.

High Negative Volume This scan looks for stocks that have shown very strong volume when closing down during the recent past, and light volume when the stock closed up. These stocks are often under distribution. The heavy demand makes these stocks interesting.

Weak Closes Increasing Volume This scan looks for stocks that have shown weak closes in the past and recently have an increase in average trading volume. The increased volume and weak closes indicate investors may be leaving these stocks.

Volume Dry Up This scan looks for stocks whose recent average daily volume has decreased to significantly below average. The volume decrease may indicate a new move is coming.

Weak On Increasing Volume This scan looks for stocks that have shown weakness in the recent past and have also shown an increase in average daily volume. Weak stocks showing increasing volume may set up for a continued decline.

In this book, Steve explains the concepts and criteria behind each scan and includes examples from his actual trading day. PLUS a phenomenal chapter on Trading Techniques thats answers these questions:

How to pick the best of the best when there are many triggers in a scan.

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Best regards,

Steve Palmquist, Founder
www.daisydogger.com

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