Education and Market Wisdom

[Shadow]

Does anyone know of a place, website? that i could go to find stocks that have recently split? Sort of like a list that the bank has of foreclosed property ... does such a think exist?

Hope this link helps; gives earnings release and split dates.

http://earnings.com/highlight.asp?client=cb

[IIC]

Does anyone know of a place, website? that i could go to find stocks that have recently split? Sort of like a list that the bank has of foreclosed property ... does such a think exist?

There are many of them.

Here is some: http://www.2-for-1.com/recentsplits.html

http://news.stockselector.com/briefs.asp?brieftype=Stock%20Splits

Upcoming:

http://www.investmenthouse.com/splits.htm

Possible:

http://www.rightline.net/splits/candidates.html

[DSteckler]

Here's another split site:

http://www.earnings.com/split_full.asp?date=20060215&client=cb

[Runner]

You guys got me curious about this volume stuff. I wrote a real simple chart overlay that shows today’s volume % change and also last 5 days. Not sure how to interrupt the indicator. I took BOOM as an example. I’m showing today’s volume was 30.66% less and 5 day was 46.79% less. This stock also has been drifting up. Heck I’m even wondering if it might be a short.

If I understand this correctly when a stock drifts up on low volume it should be a negative thing?

[DSteckler]

<< If I understand this correctly when a stock drifts up on low volume it should be a negative thing? >>

Yup. Price follows volume.

[Runner]

Thanks Dave that is what I thought..

Here is a simple trading system you might want to look into.
Set chart to channel 50day Lin regression.
Overlay with a 4-day simple moving average.

Buy signal LinReg slanted upward and price at bottom of channel. Go long on 1st day 4DMA is below price. Sell at top channel or when 4DMA crosses above price. Short works same way from top channel. Not sure if this classifies as a mechanical system or not but you must agree it is simple

Hear is an example:
Lower channel buy and sell at upper channel or 4DMA cross

[spikefader]

....Here is some....

uhhm, I fink it's here "are" some. nyuknyuk!

[spikefader]

when a stock drifts up on low volume it should be a negative thing?

If a stock is trending down generally, and then price drifts up on low volume, that's indecision to the bullishness, which is a bearish thing.....BUT when price trending UP, a low volume pullback is indecision to the bearishness, which is a bullish thing. I think the general trend is key. But what about in a sideways trend? Are low volume moves bullish or bearish? I can't decide cuz I'm too indecisive! hehehe

Price follows volume.

I think that is only partly true....
I think its true that volume follows price too.
So a complete statement would be:
"Price follows volume, and volume follows price".

[IIC]

uhhm, I fink it's here "are" some. nyuknyuk!

I know Spike...I hate to Rain On Your Parade...But Mr. Grammar makes a mistake now and then...IIC

[Runner]

Spike, I like your explanation on this volume thing and it just makes sense to me.

thanX