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ok no prob, just putting that out there see ya

i have found that dual EMA, one short term and one long term, such as 5/30, works much better than any one "custom MA" such as KAMA, Jurik, etc. in the end, a trend following system will never pick absolute tops or bottoms, no matter how customized or enhanced the MA is. see ya

you cannot predict the non existant future. the only thing that exists is now, and the past. I have physical evidence of now, as I just drank a glass of water and it is refreshing to me. I have physical evidence of the past, my dirty laundry piled up in my laundry hamper. However, I...

maybe a silly question, but I can't find it anywhere In eastern time, what is the NIKKEI market hours? thanks

here is a link where he said "BUY" in June 2002 http://aol.businessweek.com/bwdaily/dnflash/jun2002/nf20020625_6451.htm attached is chart of SP 500. Observe the "buying opportunity" and the subsequent market trend from June forward

i use Investors Business Daily group strength ratings

I prefer to use dual EMA crossover however it is best to identify overall trend and not necessarily as entry signal per se. Note that 50-day and 200-day is heavily watched on Wall Street, so one thing I like to do is scan for stocks bearishly breaking the 50-day, and if the sector they belong...

I am a trend following stock trader who is mostly self-taught over the last 7 years. For the last 3 years, I have been consistently profitable. However, learning is an ongoing process, and I want to "take it to the next level." I am looking at attending one of the following seminars, and...

Hey everyone I am a fairly experienced with online stock trading, using a trend following approach, using DATEK and Ameritrade. I execute at most a few trades a month. I use obviously technical analysis, with MA's, price breakouts, volume study, as the bulk of my methods. I am educating...

Hey man thanks starting to make sense Not as "simple" as stocks anyone else please continue to chime in

Hello I have about 7 years experience trading stocks and am trying to learn more about futures. Please be patient with my question(s). Note I am using Lind-Waldock simulator to learn. I have observed that Soybeans respond well to a 10/20 dual EMA cross method, at least this past year...

I have read mostly "no" to this question, mainly from the O'Neil / Granville / Weinstein / etc, school of thought. My question is, in a bear market (which is coming, just a matter of time), if I come across another MAGS or IPIX, should I automatically avoid it or consider it? Note: MAGS...

Just finished reading Justin Hamis "How to Buy" which I ordered on Amazon. Nothing like classic trading books to keep you sharp. In it he mentioned Stan Weinstein, another author who I have read many times. Where is Weinstein today? Is he still trading? just curious

I dont really try to speculate "why" a stock goes up obviously buying pressure, but why did people buy? I dont get into that too much, I just see the chart and ride the trend see ya

Anybody care to take a wild-as*ed guess what the markets will do in response? just curious

MAGS WAS a portion of my overall portfolio however that is no longer a factor, as I have since unloaded it and am all cash right now

low low shares outstanding (1.7 million) combined with huge volume and volatile trading action maybe "the authorities" are trying to enforce a stable market who knows my guess, which is probably completely wrong

order activated at 7.95, filled at $8 last week IPIX hit 27 today :) :) :) :) :D :D :D

dude are you tapping my broadband :D another fine example of base breakout also, my "supplemental factors" - Group B+ - 4 Million shares outstanding - terrorism/security catalyst exists see ya

yes multi year high would be correct I like to see a "new high" over XX days, with base pattern being the longer the better see ya