jrbikes
624 posts
msg #78310
- Ignore jrbikes |
8/30/2009 9:43:54 PM
Chetron, why do you scream at everyone? LOL!
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chetron
2,817 posts
msg #78311
- Ignore chetron |
8/30/2009 10:55:48 PM
I'M HOPING NO ONE ASKS ME TO REPEAT MYSELF. = )
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chetron
2,817 posts
msg #78312
- Ignore chetron |
8/30/2009 11:04:02 PM
THAT'S WHAT THE LESSON 1 FILTER HAS, ON PAGE 1 ON THIS THREAD.
SEE V% AND WV COLUMNS
HTH
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alf44
2,025 posts
msg #78313
- Ignore alf44
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8/30/2009 11:52:25 PM
...if anyone actually discerns anything of value from ANY of this ...
...please discipher...and post it in ENGLISH !!!
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THANK YOU IN ADVANCE !!!
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gejordan
22 posts
msg #78316
- Ignore gejordan |
8/31/2009 12:29:23 AM
Alf,
1. The biggest power moves in M4M's system come at market bottoms. Go to a weekly chart of the DJIA, SP500, or whatever you like to use and place a weekly RSI (2) on it. The scan from the first page is most effectively ran when the Weekly RSI of the market at a whole is less than 5, but even better results come when it hits the level of 2.
We are currently at a weekly RSI(2) of 92, so you can ignore the strategy right now, OR run it on a daily timeframe or less instead of the weekly timeframe. On a daily RSI (2) for example we are at 45, down from 98 on Thursday.
2. When the weekly RSI is around 5 (or below is even better), run the scan from page 1. This will give you stocks that are ready to move in a market that is likely to move up. As M4M states, you want low weekly RSI stocks with high X%.
3. Get a list of those and then you need to do some research. See if there has been big volume changes in those stocks, look for institutional buying, out of proportion buying on the call side. Visit the mentioned websites to find that info. This should lead you to a high percentage of big movers.
The last major market bottom, M4M announced the financials. Since there hasn't been a major weekly bottom since, he has been focusing on those stocks he found last time. He has moved to the individual stocks and the respective weekly and daily RSI(2) data for each stock to ride the waves. (in such stocks as BAC, ETFC, RF and C)
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Eman93
4,750 posts
msg #78317
- Ignore Eman93
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8/31/2009 1:38:11 AM
I was watching ETFC Friday and block volume was rocking.....
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LebowskiUrbanAchievers
56 posts
msg #78322
- Ignore LebowskiUrbanAchievers |
8/31/2009 8:17:48 AM
gejordan,
weekly rsi of 92? Does that come from the looking at spx, QQQQ, DIA? Just trying to make sure I have something to look at on my charts.
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Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #78326
- Ignore Kevin_in_GA |
8/31/2009 8:54:29 AM
ETFC at 1.71 in premarket trading right now (08:53 AM EST). I think I'll follow Eman and M4M on this one today.
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Kevin_in_GA
4,599 posts
msg #78331
- Ignore Kevin_in_GA |
8/31/2009 9:14:39 AM
ETFC now at 1.67 (9:10 AM).
How do people factor in the market futures, currently at:
S&P -6.75 (-0.66%)
Nasdaq -13.25 (-0.81%)
Dow -56 (-0.58%)
When deciding to jump into a stock like ETFC? Should I wait a bit, or buy at the open?
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the_trade123
107 posts
msg #78332
- Ignore the_trade123 |
8/31/2009 9:18:46 AM
There will be massive selling initially. u may wnt to placen order for 1.5 may be...
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