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Michael,

Started listening to your podcast and of course I’ve heard of you before.

When it comes to reading, my favorite method is “darvas box” trading following Nicholas Darvas’ method looking for stocks that double in a year. I’ve actually written code on think or swim to do this.

In a way, Darvas box trading is a trend trading method. A fast shooting trend straight up. The problem is, true Darvas box trading doesn’t give many candidates per year (and most of what you find online from people “teaching” the method is BS, a mutated form of William O’Niel’s limited CANSLIM method or worse).

My question to you is simply this: what indicators do you use to define your trends, and what signal do you use to enter? Such as this… finding stocks with the 10,20,50 & 200 day moving averages layered totally bullish or totally bearish and thing when a 5 day crosses above the 10 day moving average, etc. I’m simply looking for the basics of your methodology. I know the jargon already (like moving averages, MACD, etc).

Clint H.

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