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I think I have a pretty good idea... How about we all make a compilation of the "crapster" authors that write all this trading junk (instead of the actual books)... and portray who they really are and what type of experience the authors have. In addition, we can list the authors of books who...

I just thought the guy wants to know why the CEO's changed guidance.. not about the psychological aspect of whats sane and not sane.. lol.... whatever... --MIKE

Right.. thats why I favor going long rather than short. The %'s are always greater and the added confirmation of going long is easier hinted by volume. --MIKE

THis thread is a classic example why this website is starting to become really bad. The guy asks a question.. and he barely gets any response, opinions or feedback related to the question. Instead he gets all this crap about sane and insane. Where the hell are the moderators?? --MIKE

Here is the thing with models like yours that I dont get.. are you predecting more upside or the rally is over?? You are saying we can go higher then lower... to me thats double talk I hear on CNBC... --MIKE

For hours I mixed up all of my EOD stock charts. I inverted some and the others I left right side up. I wanted to see if stocks really move differently when they move up or down. I noticed one interesting thing. Almost all successfull breakouts required heavy volume on the long side.. but...

Most fundamental analysis is a waste of time. Nothing in the stock market is logical. Things are not supposed to make sense. The silliest thing is when a news reporter tries to rationalize why the market is up or down... in reality there is no logical reason or story. Simple supply and demand...

If it never worked.. why dont you just do the reverse.. and fade the system.

Can you zoom in the charts... they are difficult to examine bar by bar or candle by candle. --MIKE

You should also place the charts in candlestick view .. might help some of us. --MIKE

Nihaba, You make a good point.. but isn't the entire premise of oscillators faulty? If there is barely any correlation between today and tomorrow.. how can something effectively benefit from measuring whether something is oversold or overbought? I agree oscillators might be good as a...

I dont think you get what I am saying. There is no way to test if TA as a whole works or not. Period, end of story. Anyone that tries is fooling himself. I dont get it... what is a pro supposed to say... yes it works this year.. but last year it didnt work so well. Maybe he would be...

Total nonsense. This guy doesnt know his support from resistance. Trading is not about testing bootstrap statistics. It is impossible to test whether technical analysis as a whole works or whether is doesnt. Anyone that attempts to.. should be discredited. The only thing that one can...

In support to volatility contractions exploding and trending stocks find support near 20 and 50 MA's... I honestly can provide thousands of examples for each. I believe the proof is irrefutable. One can definately have an edge based on these 2 theories. These theories are used by many...

Am I right to assume... there is a miniscule relationship between today's close and tomorrow's close.. and its so miniscule that its not even tradable. So... if the market is up 5 days in a row.. I am a fool to think the sixth day is already too many up days.. so it has to come down. If...

I still do not believe earnings have anything to do.. with predicting stock markets. There is no such thing as "fair value." Oversold market or overbought market. There is barely any correlation between todays close and tomorrows close. Each is independent. THe truth is that the correlation...

Maybe the fact that the majority of you guys claim we are just in the midst of a dead cat bounce... this can be seen as a bullish sign. Remember markets always bottom when things look like crap. That doesnt say much because things looked like crap on the way down too. THe point is... as the...

Does anyone know the PCF for a 20 and 50 day exponential moving avg. for tc2000?? TC2000 only has the simple moving averages selectable for pcf. Wondering if anyone calculated the exponential versions. --MIKE

I hit the sell button by accident.. sorry guys.. --MIKE

let me know what you think of the book when you are done w/ it. --MIKE