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Using MOMO

A collection of 14 posts

MOMOweb Video Clip Walkthrough

We've never focused on making MOMO tutorial videos, mainly because we think you get a much better feel for how it works live with the market, but also because making videos of mobile apps is a bit of a hassle. Now that we have MOMO available on the desktop [https:

Now in MOMOweb: 10-Day Avg Volume Filtering

Far and away the biggest feature request in MOMO was to be able to trim out stocks that don't have sizable trading volume. As of today, we are happy to announce that average volume filtering is available in MOMOweb [https://www.mometic.com/MOMOweb-desktop.html]. Our average volume implementation is

52-week highs/lows

The importance (and simplicity) of highs and lows of the day

Whether a novice or experienced investor, its easy to get wooed by the myriad of complex studies and charts to the point where you get lost by over overthinking your trades. I regularly hear from folks who spent months (or more) trying to validate studies and models that are highly

How Do I Define My Momentum Trading Strategy?

How Do I Define My Momentum Trading Strategy?

I’ve been seeing “momentum” bandied about so frequently lately that I decided to take a step back and reflect on how I personally define a momentum play. Mind you, I don’t use specific percentage gains/losses to qualify a stock as having or not having momentum, as I

Using MOMO while AFK

For the busy trader who rather be on the beach than stuck behind their desk, here is a quick review of how you can use MOMO to capitalize on the stock market while away from your keyboard (AFK). When to use MOMO while AFK: -- To uncover stocks that are

MOMO vs. Finvez, Trade-ideas, MadScan Stock Screeners

July, 2018 Update: Since writing this post, we have released MOMOweb [https://www.mometic.com/MOMOweb-desktop.html], our browser-based version for both desktop and mobile. Lately we've had quite a few requests to add features that are more commonly found in desktop stock screeners and it has made us step

MOMO vs. Finviz, Trade-ideas Stock Screeners

July, 2018 Update: Since writing this post, we have released MOMOweb [https://www.mometic.com/], our browser-based version for both desktop and mobile. Lately we've had quite a few requests to add features that are more commonly found in desktop stock screeners and it has made us step back and

MOMO for iOS Help

We've heard the help inside MOMO is a bit inaccessible, so we've embedded the help below for those looking for instructions on how MOMO works. UPDATE: If you came here looking for MOMOweb help - our browser based version of MOMO, you can find directions below. Getting Started with MOMOweb

The 30-second guide to using MOMO.

We’ve had a couple visitors recently ask how MOMO works. And while we tried to make it intuitive, we are taking a moment to give you the 30-second MOMO training guide. Right here, right now. There are two columns in MOMO. A red and a green. The green one

Pro Trader Review: MOMO in Action

Evan Medeiros is founder and CEO of The Trade Risk [http://thetraderisk.com/], where he teaches traders how to make money in the market. Evan has been trading since 2010 and educating on his website since 2012. He also publishes a free weekly market newsletter [http://thetraderisk.com/join]. Over

Mometic News: Stocktoberfest, Android & More

MOMO @ Stocktoberfest’15 Last week we had the opportunity to show off MOMO at the Hotel del Coronado in San Diego for Stocktoberfest’15. The attendees and presenters included of some of the best in the business; including top traders, fintech startups, investors, and entrepreneurs. It was hosted by Howard

Mometic News: Stocktoberfest, Android & More

MOMO @ Stocktoberfest’15 Last week we had the opportunity to show off MOMO at the Hotel del Coronado in San Diego for Stocktoberfest’15. The attendees and presenters included of some of the best in the business; including top traders, fintech startups, investors, and entrepreneurs. It was hosted by Howard

How to Pay for a Year of MOMO in 1 Trade

How to Pay for a Year of MOMO in 1 Trade

For those of you who don't know, MOMO is priced at $10.99/mo. or $75/yr ($74 and change actually), making it not free. Free apps have ads, poor UI, non-existent support, and generally are crap and free for a reason. Having said that, all of us are looking

How to Pay for a Year of MOMO in 1 Trade

How to Pay for a Year of MOMO in 1 Trade

For those of you who don't know, MOMO is priced at $10.99/mo. or $75/yr ($74 and change actually), making it not free. Free apps have ads, poor UI, non-existent support, and generally are crap and free for a reason. Having said that, all of us are looking