No real list. It's more just remembering over time (which you will have no problem doing!) and just looking at the charts. You can see algo stocks will wick up and down in a specific range. Take Ford for example ($F). This is an extreme example, but you can see how this isn't tradable:
Kykle K created some hotkey scripts for marking the levels on the chart with different colored horizontal lines. I use this instead of manually editing the horizontal line configuration each time you want a different line style. It works in the newest version of Das.
Green:
ConfigTrendLine HorzLine DashLine:00bf00:2; HorizontalLine;
Orange:
ConfigTrendLine HorzLine DashLine:ff860d:2; HorizontalLine;
Pink:
ConfigTrendLine HorzLine DashLine:ff0080:2; HorizontalLine;
Red:
ConfigTrendLine HorzLine DashLine:ff3737:2; HorizontalLine;
Black:
ConfigTrendLine HorzLine DotLine:000000:1;
Blue Dashed Line:
ConfigTrendLine HorzLine DashLine:0000FF; HorizontalLine;
Blue Solid Line with Width of 2:
ConfigTrendLine HorzLine Line:0000FF:2; HorizontalLine;
Rob, sorry to hear about that swing trade with BE. I can't imagine being able to maintain proper focus and stick to the rules after losing over 20% on a trade. Hope you come back stronger than ever, man. We all handle stress different, but I'd personally stay off the SIM tomorrow.
Good luck brother
I think what was meant was that some stocks predictably trade choppy or trade like algos are trading them. Nothing that's really going to give you an edge.
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