Steve Woods founded FloatAnalysis.com to provide educational and investment research services to private individuals and professionals at financial institutions around the world. 

FloatAnalysis.com sets itself apart by offering an innovative type of stock analysis discovered by Steve.

Steve is the founder and world’s leading authority on Float Analysis. By using stock indicators that he invented, he was the first to make the famous ‘float turnover’ discoveries of Float Analysis. He is the author of the ‘bible’ of Float Analysis – now newly published by John Wiley and Sons Inc. under the new title Float Analysis, Powerful Technical Indicators Using Price and Volume. (It was formerly titled The Precision Profit Float Indicator.) His book has received rave reviews from acclaimed people throughout the financial world, including master market technician Martin Pring, and options guru Lawrence McMillan. 

Steve has published articles on Float Analysis in the The Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities magazine, as well as Traders World, and Active Trader magazine. He is the author of the Float Analysis Stock Alert and Market Commentary Report. He was a regular radio guest on Tom O'Brien's Tiger Financial News Network from 2000 to 2005 and had his own weekly radio show during 2004 to 2005.  He is also a Market Technicians Association Affiliate. 

Steve has been an active full-time trader since 1990. Early on, he was most influenced by the writings of William O'Neil and Nicholas Darvas. His style of trading has evolved over the years and he now considers himself a swing trader. 

Steve has been a guest speaker at the Futures Industry Association Futures and Options Expo, the Market Technicians Association Atlanta and Virginia Chapters, the Washington Society of Market Technicians, the Cornerstone Investors Club of Tampa, the TradeStation Users Group in Raleigh-Durham and the Dallas Technical Analysis Association. Steve is a graduate of the University of Virginia. 

As an avid reader of financial publications and student of the financial markets, I read The Precision Profit Float Indicator by Steve Woods with great excitement and utter disbelief.  Excitement that this new indicator may be the “missing link” for me being able to achieve an above average rate of return in trading the markets.  And, disbelief in the fact that the basic concept is so simple and makes such common sense that it has been over-looked by all the brilliant financial minds for so many years.  It appears that Mark Twain’s statement that “the only thing not so common is common sense” is certainly valid.  I am firmly convinced that financial market authors will soon place Mr. Woods’ name along side those of Mr. Gann and Mr. Elliott for their respective unique discoveries.  It is strongly suggested that prospective readers of The Precision Profit Float Indicator keep an open mind while reading this unique publication.  Mr. Woods’ fine work gives new meaning to the statement that “fact is sometimes stranger than fiction!”

Orville W. Freymuth