The Best Stocks At The Best Time

DYNAMO is founded on the principle that a stock should be bought only when its fundamental and technical criteria are both positive. DYNAMO employs multi-factor modeling to sift through 4800 US stocks and identify those poised for explosive moves. The scanning routine first focuses on identifying stocks with improving fundamentals, including P/E ratio, return on equity, and market capitalization. Elements of technical analysis are then incorporated into the scanning routine to systematically build a list of investing opportunities. Out of the 4800 stocks analyzed, only a few (and sometimes none) will make DYNAMO’s stock picking list.

DYNAMO is a completely automated trading strategy. After a BUY signal is issued, a corresponding SELL signal is always provided. Relevant stock market news is provided whenever possible to explain change in prices.

DYNAMO combines several technical indicators, including:

Relative Strength Index (RSI). RSI is an extremely useful and popular momentum oscillator. The best analysis of the RSI was discovered: it is better to find a divergence in which a new high is being made by the security, but the RSI is going down to surpass its previous peak. This divergence means that a reversal is likely to take place.
Moving Average Crossovers. DYNAMO automatically identifies Moving Average Crossovers. An ‘up’ signal is given when the short-term price Moving Average crosses above the long-term price Moving Average. A ‘down’ signal is given when the short-term price Moving Average crosses below the long-term price Moving Average.
Bollinger Bands. Bollinger Bands form an envelope that expands and contracts around a simple moving average. The expansion of the bands is based on the volatility of the stock. DYNAMO uses Bollinger Bands to measure and collect information about the highs or lows of a price relative to previous trades.
Fibonacci Retracements. The Fibonacci Retracements are very useful for identifying reversals. After a significant price move, prices will often retrace a significant portion of the original move. As prices retrace, support and resistance levels often occur near the Fibonacci Retracement levels.

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