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Question to swing & day traders - what are your screener settings?

I would like to devote myself a little more to swing trading in the near future and concentrate specifically on shares on earnings days / subsequent days. My focus would be on the US market - can be easily reconciled with my job, as you can enter the market at 5 or 6 pm or later. Tips welcome!


Since I'm only interested in going long for now, I'm focusing on the following settings:


  • Market capitalization >1B
  • EPS growth >5%
  • Price > SMA50
  • Volume*Price > 20M
  • Gap >5%
  • ADR >2%


Do you have any tips for me to identify the pearls? My focus is on swing trading, but since the settings do not differ between swing and day trading in principle, I would also appreciate tips from day traders.


@Dividenden_Monteur
@TradingMelone and all other traders🙏


PS: For tomorrow I would like to $QFIN "spit out" 🙄

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I can't think of any indicators for marketcap and EPS growth at the moment.
For the rest I just use Trading View where I create different watchlists with alarms or just scroll through the indices like today and put interesting values on the watch.

Btw, I find $CAT $HIMS $NOVO B $AVGO $NET very interesting for swings at the moment.

Edit: always go short on earnings at $ADBE.
6 of the last 7 earnings (except for June 24) were always a sell-off 🤣
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Dear Tom, save your time and energy. Unfortunately, that won't work in the long run. Better to invest this time elsewhere ❣️
Best regards 👋
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@Aminmeskini Thanks for the recommendation, that may be generally true. Fortunately, I can't confirm that for myself 😅
I've been swing trading for a few years now and make an average of a 4-digit to mid-4-digit amount per month net after tax - for several years now.
I would now just like to improve or intensify this with regard to stock selection.
So far, I've almost only traded stocks that I know or that I came across by chance - random screening 😅

Edit: Key for success - consistent money management, since then it's been working 👆
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@Aminmeskini the statement is simply wrong
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@TomTurboInvest Respect 👍 I have tried it from time to time, unfortunately without success. I prefer to stick with buy n hold.
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@Dividenden_Monteur may be. My experience with it was not profitable. You never hear about successful traders, only successful investors. Good luck anyway 😘
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@Aminmeskini Thanks - but I only trade shares, no derivatives, other leveraged products or CFDs - that also takes out risk. I've been active on the stock market for more than 25 years, but the first 8-10 years were also tough...
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@Aminmeskini well because you can't trade, of course nobody can 🥴
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@TradingMelone that's what you wanted to understand and not what I said...
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@Aminmeskini no, you just made endless arrogant comments and unfortunately have no idea. People talk to you about it and now "you didn't mean it like that". You meant it exactly the same way - "Best regards 👋"
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@Aminmeskini So everything fits well, but I also like to react in an exaggerated / "arrogant" way. If there's one thing I've learned, it's that being open-minded only gets you further. Especially in the world of finance.
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Seasonax Positive avg return for the next few months. Otherwise, stocks that are in the swing VAL range.
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