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Topic: ETF in Worden Studio
Posted: Saturday, September 2, 2006 7:07:01 PM
I was listening to Peter Worden on the ETFs; the chart he had is diffient from mine.

The 2nd chart has to sets of lines: Trend Quality of Leaders/Laggards.

The 3rd is Standout Volume-Avg

The 4th is ETF Volume.

I understand the price chart and the volume chart but not the other two.

Can you help.

Thanks,

Bob
Topic: Candle Stick colors
Posted: Saturday, September 2, 2006 7:03:08 PM
Thanks. That did it.

Bob
Topic: Candle Stick colors
Posted: Saturday, September 2, 2006 7:03:04 PM
Thanks. That did it.

Bob
Topic: Candle Stick colors
Posted: Saturday, September 2, 2006 3:17:16 PM
I get three (3) colors on my candle sticks: green, red, and yellow.

When I go to the Chart templates is indicates Green for an up day and Red for a down day.

So what are the yellow bars for?

Thanks,

Bob
Topic: PCF to Scan for Stocks in a Trading Range
Posted: Saturday, September 2, 2006 3:12:07 PM
As the scan is to be used as a predictive scan, is 60 days enough?

I would like to use this for a short term calendar spread buying, say a December and sell an October of the same strike price.

Thanks
Topic: Scans
Posted: Sunday, April 9, 2006 12:56:21 PM
How can I incorporate within a scan stocks one year ago.

Namely I want my scan to scan stock one year ago or or any date I pick.

Thanks,

Bob
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