I never really understood how the pull/call parity can be used as a way to gauge market sentiment.. can you explain what you’re seeing here?
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I never really understood how the pull/call parity can be used as a way to gauge market sentiment.. can you explain what you’re seeing here?
Can u post a chart of one of your trades, so I can see an easy trade? I just been scalping. If u wait 2 min the price will move up or down 2 points no matter where u get in. So if it goes against u, u can wait till it then turns around and goes in your favor.
Exactimundo!
5.3.2 Using Free Vibrations to Measure Properties of a System
We will describe one very important application of the results developed in the preceding section.
It often happens that we need to measure the dynamical properties of an engineering system. For example, we might want to measure the natural frequency and damping coefficient for a structure after it has been built, to make sure that design predictions were correct, and to use in future models of the system.
You can use the free vibration response to do this, as follows. First, you instrument your design by attaching accelerometers to appropriate points. You then use an impulse hammer to excite a particular mode of vibration, as discussed in Section 5.1.3. You use your accelerometer readings to determine the displacement at the point where the structure was excited: the results will be a graph similar to the one shown below.
We then identify a nice looking peak, and call the time there
The following quantities are then measured from the graph:
1. The period of oscillation. The period of oscillation was defined in Section 5.1.2: it is the time between two peaks, as shown. Since the signal is (supposedly) periodic, it is often best to estimate T as follows
where
Here are four easy to see set-ups: Easy to see after the fact to be sure. But if you define your set ups and start looking for those set ups that happen over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over you will also see these in real time, and not only see them, but anticipate them and be able to trade them in an unhurried and calm manner.
First marker: 50% retrace of the last swing from premkt low to the session open high with higher low is a buy.
Second marker: S/R test with higher low continuation
Third Marker: S/R Test of AM breakout level and also 50% retrace of the swing from the last 50% to session high (this is the one I spoke of as the last trade yesterday. Bought 3001 and was looking for a run at the figure 3100. Got as close as 3093xx and stalled. Closed it at 3082-3's.
Fourth Marker: 50% retrace with higher low is a buy
All after the fact and I don't want to hear no $hit from the crybaby section - I was answering a question from a friend.
And here are the two main swings and their respective halfway backs ... Someone once wrote a book or an article called "The Trading Rule that Can Make You Rich." The rule was to buy/sell 50% retracements of strong trends and swings.
...as in sideways ?
Everyday will have up and down legs, even on trend days.
understood..as in trend days, V/upsidedown V days, sideways days..
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