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    G.O. Question...

    lots of places have offers to employees. I remember IBM did it with stock at a discount in the late 50's. I liked the discount and I just took advantage of it, then sold the stock on it's next peak. Your friend could buy at the discount, sell immediately on the open market to make the...
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    VXGN On Monday

    Could you tell me if there is a place on ET where people post stocks that are going to break out??? regards Jack.
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    what should I do?? (another n00b question)...

    You were very helpful. He really wiffed time after time.
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    The Stochastic Indicator

    For rockets it was an am trade . For the iceberger's it lasted all day long. This is a nice example of a fast trend easing into a steady slower trade. there must be a steady flow of money coming into he equities markets.
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    Attached is a yellow brick road for the ES mini. You can change it to anything and do the efficiency other ways by tweeking the equations. How fast people grow their money depends upon them. Your criticisms are off the mark in many ways as you will learn when you make some money...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    I think the volume is the major clue. I like to think of volatility as a measure of how the type of flow goes from stage to stage. As terrible as it may seem in phyics classes my fisrt assignment was to have teams design flow meters for the local stream (river) through thecampus. This is a...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    Don't worry about the pace. I am putting stuff in the space because the thread starter has thought about things. You made some comments here too. Fortunately you were able to connect with some people who helped you out, maybe. I'm not the type of person you can relate to. Don't sweat it...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    great observations I commented below.
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    Final note: I think people who are trained scientifically just go down the road using what the market offers. They see the relationship of price nd volume quite simply. The market "flows". As it repeats itself over and over, they simply extract money from it. I m extracting money from...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    I think Ed just did that. He can look at EOD data because he is making money on a frequency that works for him. I'm looking at HOV, SIE ISIL and KMX today. I own them in multiples of 500 and 1000's. I look at price and volume on a fractal. (30 min for me, EOD for ED). I also watch MACD...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    If you are an EE from MIT, you do talk about formations. Ed grew up in the vaccuum tube era that was then supplanted by the transistor. One is a voltage analogue the other is a current analogue. Well Ed had his share of graphic analysis where he had to deal with two variables (voltage and...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    What does Ed get by entering late and leaving early? As an EE he knows that the steepest part of the sinusoidal curve is the middle part of the trend. enter late , leve erly and thus have a higher money velocity. You can see that MA's have been left in the dust by ED. He isn't using...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    Ed sees the markets for what they are. Ed picks an operating point in periodicity (all of EE is periodicity) and Ed knows how the market flows. When an important event is probable, Ed looks at things by zooming in. He just goes to the faster data he needs at the end of a market day...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    so using an analogy like fluid mechanics fo Ed is a natural as an electrical engineer. A lot of EE stuff is explainable in terms of water. I took all kinds of non EE courses in engineering school. What you do is skim the book and see that there is a parallel in all of he specialties in...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    If you understand a syatem (it's structure, process and the results available) and you choose to operate it a a specific frequency, then all that is left to do is optimize it. That's what people do with systems and money making. It's my belief that Ed is not in a rush and he understands...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    The market is a clear and simple uncomplicated mechanism or system. It's structure is very straight forward. Prices and people. Values and volume. prices and volume are the variables. Two variables taken two at a time. Ed sees where he wants to play. That is the fractal talk here. It...
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    SEYKOTA's method?

    The thread starter made some good points as does funky. Ed being out of MIT as an electrical engineer has some terrific stuuf in his formal training going for him. The MA's suggestion as a tool he uses is not very likely. It is so far below the radar for a science trained person that it...
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