| Tuckerp229 |
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| Monday, January 8, 2007 |
| Friday, May 9, 2008 2:07:44 PM |
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I have been so successful at failing. I think I could make people a great deal of money by posting my trades. All my readers would have to do is that opposite of my play and they would be "in the money".
Jeez what a week.
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Scott,
I have been curious to input your scan to "see what you have been seeing" from your scan. I am stumped on the "HNC/Diceman" indicator. I did a search and found reference to it but it was only described as a "file cabinet for management..." Also you said you were playing with a 3 MA indicator.
May I ask what these two specific scan/indicators are that you have been using to complete your chart trimming?
Thank you,
Tuckerp229
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Thank you!
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How would I refine this PCF to show those stocks that are with today's close meeting both criteria?
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TSV period 16 is crossing up through its 11 day simple MA and Price has closed above its 10 day simple MA
TSV16 > TSV16/11 and C > XAVGC10
How does this look?
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TSV period 16 is crossing up through its 11 day simple MA and Price has closed above its 10 day simple MA
TSV16 > TSV16/11 and C > XAVGC10
How does this look?
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It does not appear that one can build a scan using TSV in Telechart. Is this correct?
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I am wondering if any of you more experienced traders can shed some light on using Industry/Sector performance as a long trading strategy? After looking at "Barcharts.com" and seeing the recent past history of the sectors in positive action it would seem a great thing to be able to find sectors that are in the begining stages of major investor interest. For example the "Shipping" or "Truck and Other Vehicles" have show almost unbelievable uptrend in recent history.
How does one find sectors that are down and starting their "up-cycle" Is this a matter of a daily review of all the sectors or are their searches that one can untilize to find such sectors? Does one simply grab onto the coat tails of these sectors already showing 60-80% gains or are these now the has beens that will be sold off in favor of the next sector(s) of major investor interest?
What say you all?
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Now I understand. The operator is a trigger for the sell, since it is part of the sell conditions when it triggers , it sells.
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Yes I did miss this but how do I select just the "loss" part? Otherwise it triggers a sale whether I gain or lose the percentage chosen.
Thanks,
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