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Filtering Out Bad Trades with Volume. http://www.financial-spread-betting.com/strategies/day-traders.html PLEASE LIKE AND SHARE THIS VIDEO SO WE CAN DO MORE! In the last lesson, we looked at filtering out bad trades and how that can help improve overall performance. Specifically in the last lesson we were looking at the range indicator, on the basis that we want to trade on financial securities that are volatile and to skip trading on securities that are not providing much movement.

Another way to determine whether the financial security’s worth trading on is to look at the amount of volume being traded. Again, we are using this as an indication that there is some action going on, and general market interest in the product. We take the view that a stock or index which is not arousing much interest in the markets will not give us much action in the price.

As an example, when you are day trading it can pay to look at the first 15 minutes of the trading day. Straightaway this will give you an indication of other traders’ involvement in the market, and allow you to see if it is worth taking time to study and trade on the security. You may have no idea what a typical trading volume looks like for the stock, but it is easy to scroll back in the chart and look at other opening hours to see what is normal. We would like to see the volume hitting similar or higher levels.

When we looking for a stock to trade, in order to get some involvement we would pay particular interest around the time of the earnings announcements, when there is some news involved in the product, and also of course when there are gaps in the chart. All these actions tend to promote interest and activity in the price. Looking at volumes of transactions can also show you if there is interest, even outside these times. And on the other hand, if there is barely a ripple in volume in the wake of an earnings announcement, it shows you that the stock is not worth trading on anyway at this time.

So we can set a filter on our chart to determine when we want to start following it. As a guide, you might want to say that if the current trading volume is less than half of recent maximum volume then the market has little interest in it, and it will be as well to look for another security to trade today. As with the previous lesson, we are simply trying to filter out stocks and securities which don’t appear to be having much activity and in which there is little interest.

There are many stocks and securities in many markets that you can trade on. Novices often ask where they should start. It can seem overwhelming. But if you can start applying filters to the favourite markets, then you can focus down on the ones which will be worthwhile for you to trade. There are several other ways that you can filter out bad trades, which will be explained in the coming lessons.
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