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| Sunday, August 21, 2005 |
| Saturday, October 17, 2009 4:26:28 PM |
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Dice, thanks very much! Haven't located a glossary of terms used here - which would be very useful! Lr30-30, MG182, etc. Very cryptic! But glad that there are helpful people willing to answer!
Thanks again!
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Came from First Wave; I think it means Momemtum Breakout - he also mentioned LR30-30; is there a glossary of these terms? Reading the chat on ALlTcNet and Firstwave club is very esoteric at time. Would like to learn the language!
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Chart view timeframes: problem and question: I'm using Telechart gold and whether I pick a daily chart, or 2 day chart, for instance, it seems to give me a chart view over a month's timeframe. Even using the magnifying glass doesn't let me zoom to a shorter time frame.
I was using the daily view for NVAX, and could only drill down to a view that showed Oct in the left hand corner and at the right the column of the price range of a month - from 2.03 up to 5.65. NVAX hit a high earlier this week of 6.05 and the candldes display this but they show green, and BOP and liner regression price/vol. all confirm a bullish sentiment with no change despite the precipitous fall from 6.05 to under 4 for the last two days. If I had a true intraday chart in Telechart I feel that the indicators would have been more sensitive to the short term price. Am I doing something wrong or does Telechart gold not support a true intraday chart for a smaller and discrete time period of say 1 to 5 days? Thanks!
ps I asked this question on the TC Support channel and Crystal 1 left without answering me
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Chart view timeframes: problem and question: I'm using Telechart gold and whether I pick a daily chart, or 2 day chart, for instance, it seems to give me a chart view over a month's timeframe. Even using the magnifying glass doesn't let me zoom to a shorter time frame.
I was using the daily view for NVAX, and could only drill down to a view that showed Oct in the left hand corner and at the right the column of the price range of a month - from 2.03 up to 5.65. NVAX hit a high earlier this week of 6.05 and the candldes display this but they show green, and BOP and liner regression price/vol. all confirm a bullish sentiment with no change despite the precipitous fall from 6.05 to under 4 for the last two days. If I had a true intraday chart in Telechart I feel that the indicators would have been more sensitive to the short term price. Am I doing something wrong or does Telechart gold not support a true intraday chart for a smaller and discrete time period of say 1 to 5 days? Thanks!
ps I asked this question on the TC Support channel and Crystal 1 left without answering me
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Chart view timeframes: problem and question: I'm using Telechart gold and whether I pick a daily chart, or 2 day chart, for instance, it seems to give me a chart view over a month's timeframe. Even using the magnifying glass doesn't let me zoom to a shorter time frame.
I was using the daily view for NVAX, and could only drill down to a view that showed Oct in the left hand corner and at the right the column of the price range of a month - from 2.03 up to 5.65. NVAX hit a high earlier this week of 6.05 and the candldes display this but they show green, and BOP and liner regression price/vol. all confirm a bullish sentiment with no change despite the precipitous fall from 6.05 to under 4 for the last two days. If I had a true intraday chart in Telechart I feel that the indicators would have been more sensitive to the short term price. Am I doing something wrong or does Telechart gold not support a true intraday chart for a smaller and discrete time period of say 1 to 5 days? Thanks!
ps I asked this question on the TC Support channel and Crystal 1 left without answering me.
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I applied this formula to NVAX and it worked well as the price spiked to a new year's high; however, it has since given back 2 days of gains; yet this formula in price and volume, and balance of power suggest the stock is still a buy. How can that be when it has dropped almost 2 dollars in two days? Opinions/suggestions/explanations welcome!
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Posted: Thursday, September 15, 2005 5:54:26 PM
Nexm looked great the other day when it was featured, but anyone who did not take profits pre-market today must feel like a bag holder. Sure there should have been some give back with the buy the rumor sell the news crowd, but the pre- at 2.90 to the low at the end of the day at 2.05 on good news is ridiculous. Or maybe not, considering this antithetical buy and hold market. Any opinions/ideas why this sold off so severely and anyone brave enough to try to call a bottom?
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