Well I thought I was pretty specific, but you don't need to do exactly what anyone else does.
Others screen for a bunch of technicals, or chart patterns, & even certain fundamentals.
But for me, these aren't investments, these are intended to be money-making trades.
Experiment with scans (I highly recommend you keep it pretty simple as I described), look at a chart, decide what you like, and then watch how it goes, and learn a bit as you go.
If you're trading sub-penny garbage, you can buy into stuff for little $$, then divide that position into pieces and if it moves your way the next day, sell 1/10th, or 1/4th or whatever so that you pocket some money. That way when it turns (and they ALL DO), you've made some on the way up, you've lessened your risk a bit, and you can think clearly and see what's really happening.
Or you can develop a different process. That's what I was trying to discover from Dewm: What's his process?
