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    Nmss

    NMSS looks like it's held up pretty well recently. It's trending up by the 50/200 definition. Hey, it just occured to me: don't all of the triangles in learned textbooks break out on the top in uptrends? :p Think NMSS would be interesting if it took out those two hits at 9.00? Anybody...
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    Reuters - Excel

    Greetings All, Can anyone point me to information on how to track stocks in MS Excel? I subscribe to Reuters data and use Metastock 8.0. Example: After identifying XYZ as a stock where I want to be long anywhere above, say, 8.00 -- or determining that ABC would no longer interest me...
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    Pullback Entry Strategy

    Hi Salzburg, I read your other posts and you say you cut your teeth in futures if I�m not mistaken. It never hurts to clarify things right up front, Tonkicat. I cut my teeth studying futures. But I found that a larger universe of tradables at the end of every day gave me more material...
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    Pullback Entry Strategy

    I think that might work. If one can identify a strong trend -- that's always the question -- then I think that the odds are stacked in favor of a volatility contraction resolving itself in the direction of the overall move.
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    PATTERNS -- So These REALLY Work???

    Thanks, inandlong, I had a hunch that's where you might be coming from -- the low hisvol environment, that is. When those ratios (6/100, or 7/90, whatever) fall below .6 things are getting pretty quiet!! It's a good time for delta neutral strategies and stuff as I recall -- but it’s been a...
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    PATTERNS -- So These REALLY Work???

    inandlong, You described your scan as "NR7/ID's with a low near term historical volatility." Does that mean you additionally require the NR7/ID to set up against a backdrop of low hisvol? In other words, is low hisvol a third component of your scan? If so, what are you using to determine low...
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    Quotelf Qcenter

    I'd appreciate your feedback on Quotelf Center (qCenter). Any complaints or dissatisfaction with it? Is it reasonably easy to use? Is the data OK?
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    4 books to give away -- 7 for sale

    Sorry, Shri, it's gone.
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    Value Line -- anybody have a list of ticker symbols?

    I'd like to get my hands on a current list of the 1700(?)large cap Value Line tickers. Would anybody be willing to e-mail me a copy, in virtually any word-processable form? . . . or would you know of some other source?
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    Papertrading a portfolio of stocks

    How do you pick the stocks that make part of your portfolio, meaning which stocks do you follow on a regular basis? Victor, Hope you won't mind if I jump on you wagon here. I have similar questions, but I'm at an earlier stage of the game. I've developed a few trading ideas and would...
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    Stone Kettle Soup Project: Revisited

    I'm pretty much a newbie at all this, so at the risk of suggesting something you may already know: have you ever checked out Chuck LeBeau's stuff? Here's a link: http://traderclub.com/cgi-bin/discus/show.cgi?107/107, or just try http://traderclub.com/ and click your way to "bulletins." This...
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    4 books to give away -- 7 for sale

    Got yellow highlited book 7/25/03 Great, Murray, and many thanks for picking up the postage. If you like Belveal's style and you're interested in his other book (some highlighting :D ), just drop me a line. Meanwhile, here's to learning the ropes!
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    www.tradethemove.com

    I would be much obliged for any feedback you can provide about the book "Using Moving Averages and Fibonacci Retracements to Help Predict Price Movement" PM, forum or e-mail is fine. TIA
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    4 books to give away -- 7 for sale

    Giveaways Free - but you pay the postage Kenneth Shaleen: Volume and Open Interest (Revised Edition). Classic Trading Strategies for 24-Hour Markets. (has some highlighting, not a lot, and a few erasures) L. Dee Belveal: Speculation in Commodity Contracts and Options (has some...
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    PATTERNS -- So These REALLY Work???

    Hey Salzburg. Actually, I am to the point that I use Fibonacci Retracements and Extensions for my EXITS. For entry, I use trendline breaks and MA's. I learned the intricacies of this technique from another trader on these boards - Kernan, whom I believe has it in his signature line. Kernan ...
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    PATTERNS -- So These REALLY Work???

    I prefer to use simple Fibonacci retracements and extensions, in conjunction with a few other indicators. Right. My hunch would be that confirmation of, say, a Fib. extension by an indicator of some kind might increase the likelihood of pulling off a successful trade -- or at least a scratch...
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    PATTERNS -- So These REALLY Work???

    al c. -- and all, of course. After reading this thread I thought you might not be terribly bent out of shape if I asked you for advice on buying a Pesavento book. Currently, I own "Fibonacci Ratios with Pattern Recognition," and I have my eye on his "Profitable Patterns for Stock Trading." Do...
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    Early exits are killing me.

    I'll turn to Trader Vic sometime next week. Meanwhile, many thanks for your comments. Very helpful! :)
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    Early exits are killing me.

    Thanks for going another round with me, Breakout. My thoughts are, that not every trade is going to the moon or down the sewer. If I risk $100 and the market gives me $300 back, I take it and look for another trade. I understand. I think that wanting to have my cake and eat it too is due...
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    Early exits are killing me.

    Thanks for your reply. So it sounds like 3:1 in a trend-following context is a real possibility. That's going to be helpful as I move forward because I'll know I'm still on the right track even if I run into 6 losers in a row. But if you don't mind, let me raise another question. My...
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