We may know the next bar Close necessary for a BB breakout.
Details at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amibroker/message/48394
Details at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/amibroker/message/48394
Quote from traderkay:
mr tso is undoubtedly an astutue technical analyst but i could never figure out how his posts could be practically applied. what would be the strategy in this BB breakout out method?
Quote from WDGann:
Another signal that loses money when backtested.
Exit was a simple Exit on Low or high of the bar and take profits when the price crosses within the band again.
Quote from WDGann:
Another signal that loses money when backtested.
Exit was a simple Exit on Low or high of the bar and take profits when the price crosses within the band again.
Quote from TSOKAKIS:
Suppose you trade daily AMZN.
Suppose also that you go long when the close penetrates the upper Bollinger band.
The formula warning of Sept22 [point X] was :
"The next AMZN Close should be above 49.043 [+3.314%] for a BBandTop cross"
On Sept23 AMZN opened at 47.41 and closed at 50.44 and a cross was detected.
The trader who uses EOD would know the cross *after* the session and would go long by the next Sept24 open, without any other alternative.
[AMZN may open higher today...and you should hope to open higher since your system goes long by the upper breakout !!]
The trader who uses my formula has the ability to find a value between 49.034 and 50.44 *during* the Sept23 session and hope for a better profit.
Another advantage is that he may place his order *before* the Sept23 session, since the alert level is already known by the end of Sept22.
Another valuable info : When you see for a stock that you need a +18% for an upper cross and the past history of this stock has highest Roc +7.6% [for the last X months] you may suppose, at low risk, that the upper cross scenario is almost impossible. Something else will happen and it is better to exclude the impossible.
As for the RevEng mechanism, see also
http://www.traders.com/Documentatio...2003/Abstracts_new/Siligardos/siligardos.html