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Topic: A disagreement on Mr worden comments on TSV divergences
Posted: Thursday, April 21, 2005 9:30:15 AM
T-S-V (time segmented volume) would seem to be self revealing, up or down volume (which ever dominates) per increment of time, which increment is the mystery, per minute- hour- ect.
Topic: can I get some feed back
Posted: Tuesday, March 22, 2005 9:33:48 PM
9.18 looks a lot better than 10.15 a few days ago,
good trading -
Topic: can I get some feed back
Posted: Thursday, March 17, 2005 11:10:25 PM
in my humble (but outspoken) opinion, i'd wait for it to come back inside the 20, 20 boll. bands -- looks really nice tho'
best o luck & trades
Topic: MCZ Is it time?
Posted: Thursday, March 17, 2005 11:05:40 PM
greetings fellow fortune hunters! What i see (thru often foggy eyed specs) i list below,: TSV 18 - lower lows today than 3/8 @ 1.40 and 2/28 @ 1.27 = negative divergence. MACD - negative divergence at 2/24 top and 3/14 top . OBV negative divergence, lower lows 2/25, 3/8, 3/17 . declining peak volume 2/8 @ 4 million, 2/23 @ 3 million, 3/11 @ 2.7 milllion, 3/15 @ 1.9 million
-- best of luck & trading
mark
Topic: ACTU any comments on this one?
Posted: Friday, March 11, 2005 9:15:12 AM
2/7 ACTU closed at 2.49, yesterday hit 2.88, up 17.8%, indicators still looking good, volume seems a bit tepid thus i have lowered my pitard at 2.84 - "he whom taketh profit today, shall live to compound it another day"
Topic: The resistant is not at 2093,68 - It is the oil price $55/Br again - Check this article closely - co
Posted: Friday, March 4, 2005 10:03:28 AM
the island is a great example of most peoples reference point for all resourses. 87% of the world is water covered-dry land. Who knows how much oil lies not only on the close-in shores but deep water pools as well. not to mention those oil sands yet to be tapped by necessity and , yes, cost as well. There is more known oil reserve under ground today than the already-produced-consumed-and leaked to date. Recall the 70's oil shock and by 1980, VOILA! we had Mobil and its synthetic oil for 2 bux a qt. - Japanese cars with 40 miles per. - we found a way thru capitalism and free marketism - sure it hurts at 2.00 a gallon for gas, just because we don't want to pay it - but inflation adjust our gas @ 4% since 1980, use $1.00 a gallon as a start and you get $2.66 a gallon today -- GOSH -- yep, 80 a BBL is disturbing, but in 1975, so was the threat of thir--r-irty -- lol
Topic: The resistant is not at 2093,68 - It is the oil price $55/Br again - Check this article closely - co
Posted: Thursday, March 3, 2005 5:32:19 PM
such a cunumdrum -- HIGHER oil prices partly due to COLDER winter temperatures -- LOWER than expected natural gas usage due to WARMER than expected winter temps -- no doubt all because of "global warming" lol
Topic: Research
Posted: Thursday, February 24, 2005 9:35:24 PM
so, does one take profit at 5%, or let 'er ride with a trailing stop, some stocks have been known to go up 7 % before collapsing (at least in my experiences)
Topic: Research
Posted: Sunday, February 13, 2005 7:59:56 PM
to lend credibility to your system AND hold your own feet to your well stoked fire you should post your real time trade entries as they occur as well as your real time exits. This was important even to us early board-birds back on the Prodigy service using 300 baud modems with 8086 processors to compute and post with in 1992 era.
Topic: ACTU any comments on this one?
Posted: Tuesday, February 8, 2005 9:30:06 AM
Detovrea, i'm thinking a short term buy for 20% - 50 cents - sell 80% and keep the left over as a free investment