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Friday, March 17, 2006 |
Wednesday, October 5, 2016 11:52:45 AM |
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Congratulations on seeing your future and planning for it. I was in your same situation 5 years ago. U stumbled in the dark for a long time dumping money into the market. I learn by trial and error. And it has now paid off well. This is the greatest hobby turn money machine i have ever found.
My advice
1.stick with worden by using TSV, MS, ADX(+DI,-DI), and Stochastics.
2. Read the book Trend Following by Michael Covel good examples of other professsional traders
3. money management, this is the biggest and most important advice you have to think like a machine and do not become emotional.
4. study study study options. I trade the options on one stock and only one stock for the past year and i pull returns of 40% to 100%+.
if you are determined and you can put away your ego. you will do great.
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And what would be the opposite? -DI greater than +DI.
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I completely apologize and I am so thankful for the PCF of the 4 period.
But what would it be for a 3 period.
Again I am sorry for this.
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Ok please explain this to me. How would period of 4 differ from this period 13?
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And how would it be when the Moving Linear regression 10 is above the simple moving average 10? This does not have the variable of time involved.
Again you are the man. The worden staff is great. This the reason us carolinians are so great.
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How do I do this?
I have a Moving linear regression (10) on a MoneyStream Indicator. I want to see stocks that the Moving linear regression (10) crosses above a Simple moving average (10) of Money stream.
if I have totally confused you let me know and I will try to re qord this better.
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Hopefully I will comunicate this correctly.
Has anyone created a PCF for Money Stream regression line either moving up(increasing) or horizontal.
Example: AVNC
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Again I am in your debt
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Any one have a formula for finding the Stochastic(12,9,9) %K is under %D?
Basically needing a formulat to find a %K that has not crossed the %D yet.
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This works awesome
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