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Percentage Pullback Scans
Dear Trader, 
I'm a full time
trader with 20 years of market experience and I put my own money to work in the market every
day. I've shared some of my trading
techniques and systems at
seminars across the country;
presented at the Traders Expo,
and published articles in Stocks
& Commodities, Traders-
Journal, The Opening Bell, and
Working Money.
The 'Percentage Pullback Scan' package offers four powerful scans. There are two long pullback scans and two short pullback scans; that look for percentage pullbacks in either up trending or down trending stocks. The difference between the two long scans is that one uses a moving average of the NASDAQ for timing and the other doesn't. It is the same case for the two short scans, both are identical except one uses a moving average for timing and the other does not.
This powerful trading package includes the AIQ EDS file containing the four scans and 16 pages of documentation. The documentation outlines how to use the scans, money management techniques, stop loss placement, how to place limit orders at a price target, and example trades.
"These scans are part of my trading tool box and ones that I run every evening to look for trading candidates. I have made a lot of trades using these scans." Steve Palmquist
Here's what you'll get with this trading package
The four Percentage Pullback scans that I run every evening are:
Retrace PCNT setup Long This scan looks for stocks that have been in an up trend then retraced or pulled back at least 10% off the highs. Retrace scans are most effective in a trending market or a wide trading range. They should be avoided in narrow trading ranges.
Here is one of the candidates from running the Scan on 02/13/06, ticker AEM from the scan report and its accompanying chart. The date of the scan is the black arrow indicating the retrace point.
Retrace Long with QQQ filter This scan is identical to Retrace PCNT setup Long outlined above except that it only shows candidates when the NASDAQ (as measured by QQQQ) is above its 30 day simple moving average.
Retrace Short Setup This scan looks for stocks that have been in a down trend then retraced or pulled back (that is risen) at least 10% off the lows. Retrace scans are most effective in a trending market or a wide trading range. They should be avoided in narrow trading ranges.
Retrace Short with QQQQ filter Is identical to RetraceShortSetup outlined above except that it only shows candidates when the NASDAQ (as measured by QQQQ) is below its 30 day simple moving average.
PLUS Included with these 4 exceptional scans is
Steve's Percent Pullback Scans Guide In this book, Steve explains the concepts and criteria behind each scan and includes examples from his actual trading day. PLUS these important trading techniques:
Where to set alerts for candidates for the next trading day.
What indicator is a guide for placing your limit order.
Where to place your stops.
what type of 10% pullback yields the best results.
Setting stops when the market is non trending.
The importance of volume during the pullback.
profit targets in different market conditions.
Using order cancels order.
Importance of analyzing market conditions.
This powerful set of trading scans and accompanying guide is available for only $377 click here to order
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And remember successful trading takes patience and discipline and a good money management plan.
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Best regards,
Steve Palmquist, Founder
www.daisydogger.com
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