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My advice is to spend as much time as possible learning to read charts. William Jiler's book, "How Charts Can Help You In the Stock Market" will be a good place to start.

You can apply this technique to many time frames. If you are in a period where the average time spent above the 50 day average has started to exceed the average time spent below the 50 day average you are in a "bullish" period and you have an increased chance of an uptrend remaining in place...

The 50 day moving average is of great importance in my trading. I measure the time a stock or index is below its 50 day line and compare it to the time it spends above the 50 day line. When the average time spent below the line starts to decrease while the average time above starts to...

The website http://www.tapetactics.com has a useful study on the 9 Day RSI for the S&P 500 Cash Index.