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I have been using the parabolic SAR indicator and it has been working nicely most of the time in short term trades lasting from 3-5 days. Good forecasting tool. What technical tools do you use when you try to forecast a stock lasting from 3-5 days?

To my knowledge AAPL was taken out of QQQ's fund to Regain Balance.

what does "hod" mean?

Yes, I am interested in your pre-market open calculator. Please tell me more about this and your research behind it.

20 seconds is fast, but the faster the better is the world we live in today.

Is this open to the public?

How do you do that?

Very interesting use of options as a trading strategy. Let me look into this more I like this strategy too. Thank you.

Is there research backing this? Thank you for the post as of the moment right now I am trying to construct a trading strategy for the QQQ ETF. Hopefully with everyones knowledge combined on here we as a team can make a great one. Thanks for that info.

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Initial Balance Trading For QQQ Adam Shalit Adam.Shalit@gmail.com "70% of the time, the high or low of the trading day is made from 9:30-10:30am" So how can we exploit this? First, we will need to make a plan. Once the plan is made I will need to test the plan out in a paper trading...

Define patterns.

What will change?

Those bears came right out of hibernation when they saw SLV make 7 or 8 higher lows in a row!! I really like the parabolic SAR indicator, thank you for that recommendation. Is there an indicator for QQQ that works the best or works most of the time for QQQ?

So what your trying to say is that QQQ outperforms SPY and DIA by that it moves up and moves down a higher percentage than them. How would you suggest figuring out if we are in a bull or bear market? Would using a 200 day moving average or a trend be suitable enough? Also, I do agree with...

What do you think is a good trading platform?

Thank you for answering my question. I will have to revise my plan.

You know a lot of information. How did you learn so much? Any books or classes or anything you can recommend to broaden my knowledge about trading?

I agree I do have too much of a bullish bias towards the market. I guess I have a bullish-bias towards the market because I believe that the natural way for things to go is up. Plants grow and plants die. Companies grow and companies die. It's the law of nature and common sense in a way. All...

1 - I do agree it might not work all the time, but what strategy will? I will be using a paper trading account to see how consistent I am without risking any capital quite yet. 2 - What do you mean by looking at new data only? 3 - How can risking more than I expect to profit be a problem...