Float Volume Turnover in HGSI Investor – 2-12-2016

February 12, 2016Ron BrownHGSI Blog, Home Page, Ron Brown

Float Volume Turnover in HGSI is a powerful method of determining when a stock’s float has turned over completely and is held by a new group of investors. When this occurs, a stock often rises because it has been under accumulation. The stock I profiled, NHTC, is up over 12% today.

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Ron Brown is a highly experienced investor who has benefited from his experience in using the High Growth Stock Investor software to develop sensible processes to reduce the time to ferret for profitable stocks. Ron contributes many of the tutorials and weekly reports contained on this website, and contributes to the Woodward and Brown newsletter. Ron Brown Investments may be reached at Ron@HighGrowthStock.com.

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Float Volume Turnover in HGSI Investor – 2-12-2016

Float Volume Turnover in HGSI Investor – 2-12-2016

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