Find the Best Stock Picks with Four Sigma Trading’s New Sigma Indicator

Jupiter, FL, November 04, 2008 --(PR.com)-- What is really normal anymore in the stock market? What are the best stock picks? Four Sigma Trading has an answer to that with its new Sigma indicator. Sigma shows how normal the current stock price is by measuring the standard deviation of the recent stock price movements. Could this be what you need to improve your investing results?

Jim Snyder, the creator of Four Sigma Trading, spent many years working with Sigma indicator to make profitable trading systems with accurate stock picks. “I tried everything to make a trading system work consistently. It wasn’t until I developed my own indicator and coupled it with some other popular indicators that I finally found something that worked”, said Jim Snyder. “I now have a system that’s picking profitable stocks over 70% of the time.”

Stocks normally trade in a range between -2 and 2 Sigmas. Things tend to get interesting when their sigma value gets much lower or higher than this because there must me something abnormal happening to the stock that warrants our attention. The Four Sigma Trading methods use sigma to flag stocks that are making these abnormal price movements to signal trades in the market.

To help weed out the stocks making important moves, Four Sigma Trading has added some new features to their website to help identify these unique stocks. The Top 10 Sigma list shows the stocks with the highest sigma levels and the Bottom 10 Sigma list shows the stocks at the bottom end of the spectrum. Four Sigma Trading also looks at the average sigma value of the market as a whole and the volatility index. By looking at the market and volatility indicators together through the sigma lens, you can get some interesting insight into the markets.

Want to see what your favorite stock’s sigma value is? Just enter your symbol and the system calculates the sigma for your stock.

Stocks making high Sigmas could be takeover targets, launching new products, or gaining attention from some larger players in the market. Either way, high Sigmas are flagged by Four Sigma Trading for further investigation. Find out more at FourSigmaTrading.com or read the Four Sigma Trading blog at foursigma.blogspot.com.

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