DMOBRIEN 363 posts msg #90296 - Ignore DMOBRIEN |
3/25/2010 4:31:30 AM
More junk for your "my filters" tab
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chetron 2,817 posts msg #90299 - Ignore chetron |
3/25/2010 6:40:52 AM
THANX FOR SHARING?????? = )
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LebowskiUrbanAchievers 56 posts msg #90301 - Ignore LebowskiUrbanAchievers |
3/25/2010 9:10:14 AM
Thanks for the busy look. As I am still a novice, could you provide a quick explanation of what Z% represents and quite possibly your h and i lines?
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DMOBRIEN 363 posts msg #90319 - Ignore DMOBRIEN |
3/25/2010 11:31:34 AM
Looking at price in relation to resistance and support for the time frame. Then the ema(17) position in the Keltner Bands. For example if the price is coming off the bottom set of bands I want to know where it may be going to plan an exit strategy. If it breaks through the top band I'm looking at where ema(17) sits on the Keltner graph. The bands on the price graph are weekly camarilla lines ... here is another look at it on a longer time frame. I played CHTP, CIGX, BBX all for nice gains. Look what happens when VAR1 rises and meets the ema(17) bottom. If ema(17) breaks above the top Keltner Band chances are good for a breakout to the next resistance or set of bands. If you're looking at BVTI you see the Bull Flag forming with ema(17) above the top Keltner Band, price in an uptrend, and above resistance. Look at how the bands form and how price moves on IPCI.
Look at ZQK where the ema(17) practically meets var1 then begins to diverge. I know it's busy and there are simplified ways (if Chet bothers) but visually this makes sense to me.
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jrbikes 624 posts msg #90372 - Ignore jrbikes |
3/25/2010 8:47:16 PM
DMOBRIEN, look at the chart of CIGX, see the break over resistance at 1.00, can you code that same pattern, with a line for the break over resistance, I can scan those stocks with the 9,18,27, but I cant figure out the resistance part with a resistance line at the break, when ever I try the code, I get crazy lines, not the straight ones, drives me crazy, I tried the SF code but its not what I want! thanks
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DMOBRIEN 363 posts msg #90377 - Ignore DMOBRIEN |
3/25/2010 11:53:20 PM
In all honesty i've been thinking of asking Chet the same thing. As far as the trend lines and price go, lemme see, just add close > H41. In this case you can wait for a pullback back to the original resistance line(s) as the shorts exit on strength or just follow the break. CRBC should be interesting to watch. At any rate I'll tinker with it more this weekend. I'll post another modified version that I like. My coding is clumsy but the info i think comes across. For shorter time frames just replace the 12 week and 24 week with say 4 and 8. GL
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DMOBRIEN 363 posts msg #90378 - Ignore DMOBRIEN |
3/26/2010 12:04:41 AM
JR... Using price > than h41 and h4 will do it.
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DMOBRIEN 363 posts msg #91028 - Ignore DMOBRIEN |
4/10/2010 9:03:46 PM
More junk in your trunk ...
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DMOBRIEN 363 posts msg #91029 - Ignore DMOBRIEN |
4/10/2010 9:21:45 PM
whoops ... forgot 9 mo. lines
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DMOBRIEN 363 posts msg #91030 - Ignore DMOBRIEN |
4/10/2010 10:02:48 PM
Support / resistance and breakout ...
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