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Joined: 3/15/2006
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hi all, i am wondering what the best settings for stockastics, macd, money stream & moving average, tsv & moving average for short term trader...
mike
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Joined: 2/5/2006
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and what is short to you?
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actually you can just use with the standard (exponential) settings. just put your charting software on the smaller time periods, ie 60min, 30 min, and use those buy/sell signals. you may want to check the security your charting's past history to see whether your indicator settings are giving you valid buy/sell signals. if not tweak them a little.
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standard being 12 26 9 macd, 14 3 3 stoch, 200 40 10 ma's, 21 tsv
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hi all, short term trader for me is 3 min to 4 min each trading, indicators to help me seel buy and sell signal
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maybe just get some dice? lol.
sorry i couldn't resist it. i'll be interested in hearing what the board has to say. my broker does offer 1 second charts.
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Joined: 10/26/2005
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For trades that short all I need is a price and volume chart (one minute) and the sp500 and dj-30 chart set to match it. Then just watch for the turns. Most day trades I make come from the morning gapers (is that a word?). All indicators are so slow. You must be fast to be good IMO. AB
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