
Quote from The Oracle:
always keep an eye on the big picture!
http://www.freestockcharts.com?emailChartID=d6bd84eb-b041-41c2-aa8b-7f2593b450e9
Quote from jas_in_hbca:
Think and think for yourself. find what works for you !
KISS
Study. put your time in like everybody else that is profitable.
That's what i got from reading through. but still thinking about the obvious.
Quote from Mysteron:
Yes, in fact I did trade SLB yesterday and price is now hitting a level at 86.5, which it may or may not penetrate, who can tell. Yesterday SLB only moved about half its usual range so maybe there will be a bigger range today. The price had previously bounced off a level at 79.6 and price had fallen below the 200SMA.
The daily 200 SMA and 50 SMA are only used as part of an automated scan of the S&P500 to produce lists of potential stocks to trade. One criteria in the scan is that the daily range should not be too small in the recent past, additionaly I prefer stocks with an average daily range exceeding $1. When trading though no TA is used at all.
A useful consequence from the last few days posts is that I've realised how to auto generate html files that show my scan results so that I can then quickly do a visual check for the best and eliminate the crap. SLB came up on my scan for strong stocks today.
Quote from The Oracle:
yes JH, it is not the trading that is difficult but it is the trader. any person with a cool head who realizes that is all about playing the odds can make money trading. those who look for the "perfect setup" will more than likely never find it
experience is far more important than study
we have actually covered the obvious and until such time as it is obvious then there is still some understanding required. once the obvious is obvious, you will not even bother to ask what it is![]()
TO
Quote from The Oracle:
yes JH, it is not the trading that is difficult but it is the trader. any person with a cool head who realizes that is all about playing the odds can make money trading. those who look for the "perfect setup" will more than likely never find it
experience is far more important than study
we have actually covered the obvious and until such time as it is obvious then there is still some understanding required. once the obvious is obvious, you will not even bother to ask what it is![]()
TO