Here is tradestation code to find stocks that are making consistent HOD and LOD. Use this in RadarScreen.
vars: highCount(0), lowCount(0), length(0), plotValue(0), highestHigh(0), lowestLow(10000);
If Date <> Date[1] then begin
highCount = 0;
lowCount = 0;
length = 0;
highestHigh = 0;
lowestLow = 10000;
end;
if High > highestHigh then begin
highCount = highCount + 1;
highestHigh = high;
Alert("New High");
end;
if Low < lowestLow then begin
lowCount = lowCount + 1;
lowestLow = low;
Alert("New Low");
end;
plotValue = highCount - lowCount;
Plot1(plotValue, "H/L Count");
if(plotValue > 0) then
SetPlotColor(1, Green)
else if(plotValue < 0) then
SetPlotColor(1, Red)
else SetPlotColor(1, White);
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
UNG Almost Back to Par
UNG is now trading only at a 3.5% premium. This means it can be traded without the same fear or buying/selling premium. Also it has become CRAZY volatile. Today nat gas was up 10+% while UNG was up 5.8%, making the gap shrink. The question I am waiting to answer is whether nat gas has been extra volatile recently because of this arbitrage opportunity, or if this crazy action will continue. I managed to bank some nice $ going long UNG today, and hopefully will do the same in the future.
There still is a premium in UNG and 3% is still a BIG premium for an "efficient" ETF, so be careful not to hold long term.
There still is a premium in UNG and 3% is still a BIG premium for an "efficient" ETF, so be careful not to hold long term.
Monday, September 14, 2009
UNG Fund Release More Shares
Based on the news alone, the premium is reduced from 16% to 6%, very nice. Oct 2009 nat gas is up 17% (including after hours trading) today, while UNG was only up 2.5%. Looks like arbitrage play worked out today. Also seems like the premium of GAZ is now 0%, unless I am doing my math wrong... I take that back, according to ETFConnect GAZ has a 11.12% premium.
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