MARY4MONEY
806 posts
msg #82225
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11/1/2009 1:13:14 PM
this measures the degree of stretching from a certain ma-- it appears the 10-20 ma works the best so far--i use a 20 ma-- here is the indicator----- set{rb,close/ma(20)} and add column rb-- the 20 ma would be 1.0----so a reading of 0.85 would be 15% below the ma 20 and a reading of 1.15 would be 15% above the ma 20-- the indexes typically will range from 0.94-1.06 on the daily rsi-2 and 0.90 to 1.10 on the weekly rsi-2--for shorting you want the highest rb with the highest rsi-2- and the inverse for the bottom ----you will get your best moves up from bottoms with the lowest rb--rsi-and highest-- x%(set{x%,weekly atr(8)/weekly ma(8)} and add column x%) on the jul 10 -09 bottom of the weekly rsi-2 lvs x% was 0.18 weekly rsi-2 at 4.4% and the rb was at 0.90- its up 120% from that point--
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tmanbone
124 posts
msg #82227
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11/1/2009 1:24:37 PM
Great M4M, Thanks; Chetron help! :-)
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chetron
2,817 posts
msg #82230
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11/1/2009 2:26:38 PM
this measures the degree of stretching from a certain ma-- it appears the 10-20 ma works the best so far--i use a 20 ma-- here is the indicator----- set{rb,close/ma(20)} and add column rb-- the 20 ma would be 1.0----so a reading of 0.85 would be 15% below the ma 20 and a reading of 1.15 would be 15% above the ma 20-- the indexes typically will range from 0.94-1.06 on the daily rsi-2 and 0.90 to 1.10 on the weekly rsi-2--for shorting you want the highest rb with the highest rsi-2- and the inverse for the bottom ----you will get your best moves up from bottoms with the lowest rb--rsi-and highest-- x%(set{x%,weekly atr(8)/weekly ma(8)} and add column x%) on the jul 10 -09 bottom of the weekly rsi-2 lvs x% was 0.18 weekly rsi-2 at 4.4% and the rb was at 0.90- its up 120% from that point--
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chetron
2,817 posts
msg #82231
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11/1/2009 2:34:18 PM
though i like lvs on 28 oct 09...........
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Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #82233
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11/1/2009 3:11:30 PM
Ever hear of Bollinger Bands? Same idea as M4M's rubber bands - the farther the stock price moves from the MA (in standard deviations from the MA for Bollinger Bands) the more likely it is to return toward the MA.
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the_trade123
107 posts
msg #82260
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11/2/2009 8:14:18 AM
M4M: Your much touted game website wallstreet survivor does not let you play index options...that kinda sux...
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tmanbone
124 posts
msg #82300
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11/3/2009 12:05:21 AM
Thanks Chetron!
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chetron
2,817 posts
msg #82307
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11/3/2009 8:35:47 AM
YOU ARE VERY WELCOME, tmanbone
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