This is working really well with low float stocks. I tried it in the /CL (oil futures) but the wild swings, likely from HFT trading, made it a lot more unpredictable. So, I went back to low float stocks where it has been working phenomenally. I use it in conjunction with a few other indicators that help confirm the moves. If they disagree, then I stay out. If it starts moving up, then there is a divergence, I take the guaranteed profit rather than risk the reversal wiping out gains. If the position has moved up enough I might take a half position profit, then move my stop up to just above entry (ATR dependent) and let the rest ride to see if it can still muster the strength to move up to the intended target. Some of the targets look very far off on some, but I haven't tried any of those trades to see how it will work. On my swing trades I've been getting around 8-22% and around 2-4% on a day trade. The ones I'm referring to with the really long targets are probably well above 40%, but I've often seen those pop up after I've already entered one or two trades. I don't like having too many trades going at once. I usually will limit myself to four trades at any given time, but only one day trade, no more than two shorter term trades that I suspect will make their marks within 10 days (daily chart), and one longer term trade of more than 3 weeks (weekly chart).