Smoothness-trend method

[stock_trad3r]

It is quite easy to predict the longterm movements of stocks using the smoothness trend method

Hoow it works is by taking a chart and converting it long term-linear scale so you can easily filterout trends that will continue and weed out those that will falter.

IN short:

1. The more 'smooth' a chart is for a long timeframe, the more likely the prevailing trend will continue. The 'smoothness' is determined using various functions.

You can also use the smoothness method to draw VERY accurate trendlines.

Predicting Google was a nobrainer using the smoothness method..I made a fortune

The chart below shows my prediction of google using this method 1.5 months before the MASSIVE earnings pop

As you can see, the chart was VERY smooth and still is.

So easy to make moeny using this method. Why am I telling you? I dunno.

 

[S2007S]

Quote from stock_trad3r:

It is quite easy to predict the longterm movements of stocks using the smoothness trend method

Hoow it works is by taking a chart and converting it long term-linear scale so you can easily filterout trends that will continue and weed out those that will falter.

IN short:

1. The more 'smooth' a chart is in the more likely the prevailing trend will continue. The 'smoothness' is determined using various complex algos.

You can also use the smoothness method to draw VERY accurate trendlines.

Predicting Google was a nobrainer using the smoothness method..I made a fortune

The chart below shows my prediction of google using this method 1.5 months before the MASSIVE earings pop

As you can see, the chart was VERY smooth and still is.

So easy to make moeny using this method. Why am I telling you? I dunno.

IS IT REALLY THAT SIMPLE:eek:

 

[GS19]

I have been using a similar method short term and it works for me. Better chance for a continued trend.

 

[piezoe]

That's one in a row now. Congratulations.

 

[dac8555]

Trendline drawing is as old as china...and yes, very important. No news here. Congrats on your google trade...but you need to be able to decipher information consistently over time...not just catch one or two luck trades.

Trader Vic has great information on trend lines and how to use them. I refer to it very often.