Daily range of Nasdaq stocks

[JonnyT]

Hi folks,

I'm after a scanner that gives the prior days trading range for Nasdaq stocks (not ATR).

i.e. I'm looking at Stocks that are currently moving! (or at least did the day before)

Anyone know how I can do this?

JonnyT

 

[chump]

JT,
would the nas heatmap be any good for what you are doing?

 

[JonnyT]

Hi Chump,

What is the nas heatmap!

JonnyT

 

[chump]

Here you go..see if this is any good for your purposes...

http://screening.nasdaq.com/heatmaps/heatmap_100.asp

 

[oatman]

chump,
just looked at that. What are the chances of the biggest movers of today making big moves on tomorrow's opg?

 

[chump]

LOL..if I could answer that one specifically I might really have a 6th sense..by "chances" do you mean % probability tested ?

 

[oatman]

Along the lines of, I presume you're looking at this regularly and may have noticed follow thru activity.
If they're active today, there's a good chance the volatility will carry over.

 

[chump]

No, I have not done that.......I don't use it in that way..I look further down the board to try and identify any new candidates coming over the horizon..

 

[The Beyonder]

The best scanner I know is with Stockcharts.com ($20pm).
You can easily use it to find prior days Nasdaq stocks which exceed a certain range, then for example fine tune it by only looking for stocks witha certain volume etc.

 

[Mayfly]

Hi Jonny,

What about using an oscillator such as OBOS which shows the percentage difference in the price of an instrument above or below a moving average? If you set the moving average to something like two, this should give you a good proxy for the sort of information you’re looking for; well at least half of it anyway.

You’ll obviously be scanning for other criteria too, but it seems to me that most TA software should do this for you.

HTH

Cheers

Mayfly