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OK,Rise18+250; that is why so many hate tech analysis.LOL
I meant, i find 50 period moVing average[ma], about 4 times as useful as 200 period moving average.
I use a weekly chart, much more than 5 minutes.
BUT EVEN ON a five minute chart,[ QQQ.....,.....] see how from FEB 1st, 5 minute chart, 50 period moVing average works much better[better bounce] than 200 period?????
[I also use 2001.....,....] Stock Traders Almanac, by Hirsch. Like JAN 1st, FEB 1st, IS usually up about 67% 77%of time, but no follow thru on bear trends tells me a lot;means it's most likely good uptrend.If this sentence does not make sense, , just go with top 4 or 5.0 sentences.],
What moving average is most significant on the 5 minute chart?
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Wow; when i paid them, they sold intra-day data, real time+ end of day data. for less.They are reliable enough for swing/position.
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Wow; when i paid them, they sold intra-day data, real time+ end of day data. for less.They are reliable enough for swing/position.
If you want to get the intraday or eod data out of esignal into a CSV file use qcollector from www.mechtrading.com and then cancel. If you do not cancel them qcollector will keep the CSV up-to-date in delayed time.
I liked the Esignal volume weighted moving average; but since then, found a moving average that is slower + uses less commissions.
50 and 200!!!50 as trigger and 200 for dynamic Supp/Ress 200 also too see trend
None. Who told you MA's stop trends or what led you to believe that?
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Looks like a 50 day moving average can stop trends;
but since its a good lagging indicator- it IS simply is a buy or sell point+ trend measure.It's like period @ end of sentence, does NOT stop a sentence ;simply follows it...........................................................................................................................
,You know as well as I do that MA are likely spots for bounces. Not guaranteed, but more likely.
You're on the wrong track. Intraday ranges need to fragmented, and analyzed. Only then can you define an edge. Looking for bounces off MA's is a pipe dream. If only it were that easy.
Likely according to what? Conduct the research and you’ll see what’s likely.