On April 8th we Tweeted our picks for this mornings session. This list was calculated by using the closing prices from NASDAQ and the NYSE percentage up and percentage down securities. We then used a MetaStock filter overlay of volume, share price and percentage increase on average daily volume over a 24 hour period. Unless otherwise noted, we use a .10 stop loss from the bid price, on all trades.
Here is what we Tweeted:
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(The picks announced above are for information purposes only and not to be construed as investment advice. We DO NOT get paid by third parties to announce our picks. The picks announced are for trading in our portfolio only and not to be used to unjustly influence the market.)
Here is our trade blotter for this mornings session:
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HEAT (S) - Reacted As Planned
RCON (S) - Did Not React As Planned (Volume Is Flat, position closed)
THTI (L) - Traded After The open
RT (S) - Did Not Get Filled
NFEC (S) - Reacted As Planned
HEAT again has been my best trade. I plan on trading this from both sides throughout the remainder of the session.
Pantheon Traders incorporates a short-term trading strategy we coined the “Controlled Bounce”. This strategy is implemented by executing trades in stocks that have seen a market anomaly in their share price. We have found that historically a 25-30% next day reversal is more often than not the norm on a stock that has been the recipient of either a positive or negative percentage change of more than 11% intra-day. In order for this reversal to be confirmed to trade, the individual issue’s volume must exceed 2(x) average trading volume prior to the market close with a stochastic crossover above 20.00. For this trade, we implemented a leverage ratio of 4:1.This is not an offer to buy or sell securities. This information is used to track the performance of our own portfolio ONLY and is not to be construed as investment advice. Trading involves a high degree of risk and should not be attempted by people that are risk adverse. Don't invest what you can't afford to lose.
