tomson10 |
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Monday, May 11, 2009 |
Thursday, November 26, 2015 5:09:35 PM |
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Sounds like you were slick talked into trading options before you were ready. My advice is to quit listening to these people and start simple with something you understand.
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I use line charts. Much easier to see divergences.
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Thanks Bruce for the Stochastics Momentum Indicator.
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So Grosvenor what is it you are asking for?
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QUOTE (diceman)
It depends on your timeframe.
Since we dont know how long trends will last the "Custom date sort" (under "Tools") is probably your best bet.
Create a watchlist of ETFs
XLU, XLP, XLE, XLB, XLF, XLI, XLK, XLY, XLV.
You can pick the range you want to sort.
Using ETF "SPY" (as the market) 3/7/14 till today and 4/3/14 till today are obvious sort points.
Thanks Diceman
You can see XLU, XLP, XLE outperforming on the longer scan and XLV, XLY, XLK underperforming.
Thanks
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Thanks for the link Jessica. Very helpful
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Go to the top of your browser and click on search then Type worden in the box below to verify you are human: and type doji in the search and you will find your answer.
There is a wealth of info in this forum. The search feature helps to find it.
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Well that certainly did not take long. Triggered my breakout alert this morning and I bought in at $3.85
Lets see how this works out.
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Thanks for the explanation. That is my favorite pattern to put in a watch list and wait for a breakout. It is a gem to me as I have had a very good rate of return on that pattern. I have been using more or less the same method as you but mostly the old eye-ball scan which is very time consuming. I missed this one and appreciate your post.
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