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Hawkeye Stops

Hawkeye stops have 2 inputs -- Near and Far. As long as the Hawkeye Volume is positive (green), use the Far Stop. If the Hawkeye Volume turns white or red, use the Near Stop. If the Near Stop swings above market (showing congestion), use the Far Stop. In other words, the system uses the Far Stop, but, when the Hawkeye Indicators show weakness, the Near Stop is then used, ensuring that you exit near the top of a trend run.

Hawkeye Trend

This robust indicator combines volume spread analysis and market momentum to identify up trends, down trends and market congestion. It is displayed on the price chart as a dot. Green equals bullish, red equals bearish and white equals congestion.

Hawkeye Volume

Conventional volume analysis is extremely difficult to interpret. What the Hawkeye Volume achieves is an interpretation of volume spread analysis based on Wyckoff's 1930 original work. The indicator smoothes volume to show bullish, bearish or neutral volume. Green equals bullish, red equals bearish and white equals neutral.

Hawkeye Volume Radar

Volume is the fuel that drives the market, and, although our main volume indicator is very good at detecting the directional movement of volume, there is still a need for an indicator to show those special times when there is a significant volume change -- which could be the precursor to a market turn. There are three dots plotted: Cyan = light volume, yellow = high volume and red = ultra-high volume

Hawkeye ISHL

The Hawkeye Isolated High Lows appear as a yellow dot above and below the price bar on the chart. They are our interpretation of pivot highs and lows. When they appear in a defined trend you should expect a 3 or 5 time frame change of direction before the trend continues.

Hawkeye Relative Strength

The Hawkeye Relative Strength indicator shows a stock's performance compared to its underlying stock index. If the green line is above the red line, the stock (for example, MSFT) is stronger than the underlying index (NASDAQ 100) and vice versa. We suggest that you only buy stocks stronger than the index and sell stocks weaker than the index.