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The bullish percent chart is a 2% by 3 chart, so it takes a 6% change to start a new column. The relative strength chart can be anything you so desire. I use the s&p 500, but you can use your stock's sector chart, the russell 2000 etc. It is also a 2% x 3 chart.

Trading with indicators is the equivalent of a baseball batter watching the stadium jumbotron to determine when to swing. And yes, the bat is not a friggin indicator, nor are golf clubs.

I use the same method and it does work profitably enough of the time to continue using it.

The stock is definitely at a potential breakout point. Looks like a good bet to me.

You can bet that has already been done.:D

If you can't make it by Christmas you should just hang it up. Everyone on this board has done it at least three times.

Downtrend has been broken. We should make it at least to 1409.

That's a lot better than what I found. Someone with my name got charged with sexual child abuse in alabama.

Just pm Baron and find out what is going on.

If you're sad you should think of your favorite things. You know, Raindrops on roses and Jack Hershey trading; Entering orders that are fading; Using SCT until the closing bell rings; These are a few of my favorite things........

I googled my real name and there are no posts for ET under my real name.

You googled your real name or indexswing?

Cover when you've lost more than you care to.:D

The chart period has nothing to do with pnf. It has only to do with the lookback period. When I used QT I used the full 2 days as a look back period.

Today is just a slow moving trend day so you will definitely get less signals on a day like this. I don't trade all signals, but on a typical day in es you will have 10-15 pnf signals. edit: Also, I gave you wrong information. I haven't traded ym in awhile so I went by memory. I loaded up...

Sure but for how long? When you're happy and satisfied you just lost your drive.

Sorry for the late response , I just got back to town. When I trade ES and NQ I do use a 3 box reversal with the .5, .75, and 1.0 charts. On ym I use 4, 6, and 8 point charts.

Absolutely!!!

I've used quotetracker before. It was better than I what I was using in the past, but does not compare to investor rt. Of course one is free and the other you have to pay for. I'm sure you can backtest pnf, I just wouldn't want to be the one writing the program. It can't be easy.

I think the key point is that no one is going to call you unless you abuse the privlege.