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Topic: Sir 9 Day Periods Posted: Saturday, March 8, 2008 6:17:55 PM
Hi Would it be possible to provide a brief instruction on the system outlined by Sir 9 Day periods in the Worden Report Friday March 7 2008. Sincerely Greenacres
Topic: TSV PCF Posted: Monday, April 17, 2006 4:21:52 PM
Hi Doug Thanks. Thats exactly what I was looking for. Rgds Greenacres
Topic: TSV PCF Posted: Sunday, April 16, 2006 7:00:12 PM
Apologies for the typo above,the formula I am using is (TSV38.1<=0)AND (TSV38>0) Rgds Greenacres
Topic: TSV PCF Posted: Sunday, April 16, 2006 6:57:13 PM
Hi I am trying to write a PCF to extract stocks which have crossed the 0 TSV line in the last day. The formula I am using is (TSV.38<0)AND(TSV.38<0). However when I input this to an easy scan it throws up stocks which do not meet the criteria. eg FDC where today is 13 April and yesterday was 12 April. Is there a problem with the PCF or is it my understanding of TSV that is at fault. Rgds Greenacres
Topic: De Mark Sequential indicator Posted: Saturday, December 10, 2005 1:45:12 PM
Jim Thats correct. I dont think I have come upon the "Holy Grail" though. Using Wealthlab I compared a quality portfolio of about 40 stocks taking trades from TD Sequential versus buy and hold for the past year. The result a 0.71% gain versus a -5% loss for buy and hold. It might work better with currencies or it might keep you in a long trend. Rgds Greenacres
Topic: De Mark Sequential indicator Posted: Friday, December 9, 2005 5:39:09 PM
Jim I put all the sp500 prices from jan 1 2003 into excel and the first buy signal i get is on 28 jan 2003 which gets me long at 832.02. I close out of this on 5 june 03 as a sell set up is in place at 986.01. There is then a sequence of 5 short signals which lead to a loss of 140 points in total before a long signal of 29 april 05 at 1156.97 which closes at 10 nov 05 as a sell setup takes place. (There was also another long signal in the middle of this run) Currently we are in a countdown for a short signal. The total return on all signals assuming worst prices for entry and exit (Exit at stop loss or when a short set up forms) is 87.63. The total profit on long signals over the three years is 227.74. Rgds Greenacres
Topic: De Mark Sequential indicator Posted: Monday, December 5, 2005 5:25:03 PM
Jim you are spot on with the source! I acutally left out the perfection part of the countdown as I figured that would be easy enough to work out if the countdown part of the indicator could be worked out. Rgds Greenacres
Topic: De Mark Sequential indicator Posted: Monday, December 5, 2005 3:22:04 PM
Hi Craig Thanks for your help (and Jim). I will go away and work with you have given me. Your time and effort is much appreciated. Regards Greenacres
Topic: De Mark Sequential indicator Posted: Friday, December 2, 2005 2:45:14 PM
Hi Craig Say 6 months. I was thinking a better way to look at this might be to start from today and count the thirteen countdown days back and then look back before that and see if there is a perfection buy in place and then go one step further back and see if there is a valid buy set up in place. This may well what you were thinking about anyway!! Rgds Greenacres
Topic: De Mark Sequential indicator Posted: Thursday, December 1, 2005 5:51:12 PM
Hi Craig Thanks for you reply. The countdown can take anything from a minimum of 13 days up to a number of months as the days need not be consecutive.I have a attached a link which does a good job of describing the indicator. (Removed By Moderator) Rgds Greenacres