PCFs:
1) #25-Stoch7.3.10 (STOC7.3.2>STOC7.3.1) AND (STOC7.3>STOC7.3.1)
2) #26-RSI3.3 (RSI3.3.2>RSI3.3.1) AND (RSI3.3>RSI3.3.1)
3) #6-Big-Dog-Bounce (MAXH5.1>C*1.1) AND (STOC7.3<50) AND (STOC28.3>50) AND (C>AVGC21)
4) #24-Risk-Reward % ((MAXC21-AVGC21)/AVGC21)*100

1) Big Dog Bounce sort value is "TRUE"

2) The Stochastic %K line below the midline - below 20 for the best risk/reward.

3) The Stochastic %K line must have a hook turning up.

4) The Stochastic %D line above the midline.

5) Wilder's RSI hooking up which confirms the direction of the Stochastic %K.

6) Volume drying on way down, resuming on pivot.

7) At least 10 - 20% between lowest close and previous high during the last 7 - 10 bars.

8) If after the pivot the stock stays flat or goes down, get out. You want big strength going to new highs.Usually this happens within 3 to 7 bars. This will provide very short term candidates, the expiration date is usually when prices meet the previous high. Stay nimble. This scan produces leads NOT buy triggers.

1) The first pullback (dip) from a new high is USUALLY buyable.

2) Strong stocks tend to pull back (dip) to the 21 day moving average before rebounding.

3) A 21 day cycle USUALLY indicates institutional buying.

4) Remember: RESISTANCE is the highest CLOSE during the past 21 days. SUPPORT is the 21 dma.

5) If the stock price drops more than 20% below resistance or if the stock price drops below the 21 dma, avoid the trade.

6) Is the trade worth the trouble? Use PCF #24 to find the RISK/REWARD percentage. The higher the better.