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alf44 2,025 posts msg #80806 - Ignore alf44 modified |
10/7/2009 9:59:50 PM This is a "Scan / Filter / System" that I have been refining for some time !!! ____________________________________________ I continue to "refine" it and tweak it ... That said ... I AM currently trading it with great success !!! I reluctantly share it now ! "Reluctantly"... mainly because I'm fairly certain it will be completely lost on most of the readers of these forums...and...frankly...because I don't really have the will, the energy...or, the inclination to try to explain it ! If there's interest...maybe ! -- Nevertheless... ...it WILL pick off ... EVERY pivot HIGH ... EVERY pivot LOW ... EVERY Price Swing !!! It is truly uncanny and very powerful. It becomes even MORE powerful... if you actually put in some time and effort...and learn HOW to use it properly ! I designed it to find BOTH ... LONG & SHORT trading set-ups...a "One-Stop-Shop" !!! --- 3 simple REVERSAL patterns...that are very very powerful !!! 3 simple REVERSAL patterns...that very often represent a major shift in the balance of power between Bulls and Bears !!! * The 3 patterns...as I have defined them here are... 1. Tails : "Bottoming Tails" ... are candles with shadows (ie. tails) BELOW the candle body and that are greater than 50% of the total daily range...and that occur after 2 or more consecutive DOWN days...and whose Close is BELOW the EMA(10). "Topping Tails" ... are candles with shadows (ie. tails) ABOVE the candle body and that are greater than 50% of the total daily range...and that occur after 2 or more consecutive UP days...and whose Close is ABOVE the EMA(10). 2. ODRs (One Day Reversals) : "ODR UP" ... are candles that have made a new 5 day LOW and that Close in the TOP 50% of the Day's Range. "ODR DOWN" ... are candles that have made a new 5 day HIGH and that Close in the BOTTOM 50% of the Day's Range. 3. ROCdiv (ROC 2 Divergence) : "ROCdiv BULL" ... are candles that have made a new 3 day LOW...while the ROC(2) indicator has changed direction...DOWN to UP. "ROCdiv BEAR" ... are candles that have made a new 3 day HIGH...while the ROC(2) indicator has changed direction...UP to DOWN. --- In an effort to streamline the filter results page and to reduce the number of columns...I wrote this filter in such a way that...rather than have 2 columns for each of the 3 patterns...the presence of BOTH "Long" OR "Short" trading set-ups for each of the 3 patterns is displayed in just ONE column for EACH pattern. In other words, both Bottom or Top Tails will appear in the "tail" column... both UP or DOWN ODRs will appear in the "odr" column...and both Bull or Bear ROCdiv will appear in the "div" column. Then...by glancing over to ... the ( 10^ ) ... the ( lo^ ) ... the ( hi^ ) ... the ( dp ) ... and the ( roc^ ) columns ... it's pretty easy (with some practice) to determine from just the column info which Tail, ODR, ROCdiv you have. Obviously, you can further determine this by pulling up the chart... but I intentionally designed the filter and the column display this way to give it this "at a glance" functionality. Invest some time ... git yer hands dirty ... kick the tires ... play with it ... learn it ... embrace it ... LOVE IT !!! ---------- Tails, ODRs & ROCdiv...OH MY !!! ---------- Submitted FREE OF CHARGE ... WORTH A KING'S RAN$OM ! ! ! (uhhh ... imho) Regards, alf44 |
johnpaulca 12,036 posts msg #80807 - Ignore johnpaulca |
10/7/2009 10:35:20 PM Very sweet Alf, very good information. |
trendscanner 265 posts msg #80817 - Ignore trendscanner |
10/8/2009 7:23:57 AM Excellent and thanks for posting. I'll definitely spend some time digesting this. |
drew9 171 posts msg #80831 - Ignore drew9 |
10/8/2009 1:10:32 PM Hi alf, please feel free to explain further as I would like to understand what metrics you key in on for your selections and when to pull the trigger. I noticed you are sorting on column 20 which appears to be Analysis so I am having a hard time knowing what columns you prioritize? Thanks! |
alf44 2,025 posts msg #80836 - Ignore alf44 modified |
10/8/2009 4:39:14 PM "Hi alf, please feel free to explain further as I would like to understand what metrics you key in on for your selections and when to pull the trigger. I noticed you are sorting on column 20 which appears to be Analysis so I am having a hard time knowing what columns you prioritize? Thanks!" ---------- drew, I sort column Since the scan is targeting 3 patterns (ie. Tails, ODRS & ROCdiv) ...and the ODRS & ROCdiv patterns happen a bit more frequently ... I just wanted to ensure that Tails (if they are present) always pop to the top of the list. Now...many times a price bar will be ALL 3 (or, a combination of) ... a Tail, a ODR and ROCdiv. All the more reason I want to have the Tails at the top...so I can quickly see this event. As for "priority" of columns...obviously I'm looking for the 3 patterns...BUT... I look at...ALL THE PATTERNS...within the context of the other column info AND within the context of the chart and technical indicators !!! In other words, a Tail (for example) that comes after 5 consecutive lower LOWS or CLOSES or, both...gets my attention. A Tail (or, ODR etc...) that comes after 5 consecutive higher HIGHS or CLOSES would also warrant a closer look. Add to that a 20 day HIGH or 20 day LOW...now I'm really interested. Add further...an extreme RSI(2) reading or an OB / OS Stochastic reading...well...you get the idea. I will even manually sort these other columns to see what pops to the top. Trend is obviously an important consideration and weighs heavily in the decision of whether I'm seeing a possible LONG or SHORT trade. The "Chikou" (a component of Ichimoku charting) gives me an at-a-glance look at (intermediate-term) bullish or bearish sentiment. ALSO...whether the price action is above or below it's 10 period EMA...AND...by how much...is VERY important. If price strays too far from it's EMA(10) ... it will ALWAYS pull-back to it !!! A sort of "reversion to the mean" !!! The interaction between "myosctrend" and "myROC" is a subject unto itself. Briefly, I use "myosctrend" as an indicator of the trend of momentum. The 2 period ROC (myROC) is an indicator of short-term momentum. I look for what I call "slope opposition" when using these two together. So...if "myROC" is going DOWN (I like to see at least 2 days) while "myosctrend" is sloping UP (ie. "slope opposition") ... I look for a LONG entry...AND...the opposite scenario would have me looking for a SHORT. The theory being...price will "usually" flip back in the direction of the longer term momentum. There is much more but I guess this a good place to stop for now ! Regards, alf44 |
choymi8828 47 posts msg #80837 - Ignore choymi8828 modified |
10/8/2009 4:57:48 PM Altf44, Thanks for the sharing again. Konwledge is POWER. Mike |
drew9 171 posts msg #80917 - Ignore drew9 |
10/9/2009 3:23:00 PM Certainly much more clear now. Nicely done and thanks again! |
alf44 2,025 posts msg #80933 - Ignore alf44 modified |
10/9/2009 10:09:38 PM ..."clear" as mud...huh ??? It's certainly not for everybody ! ------ These 3 patterns are fairly easily identifiable "footprints" ... that when learned/ followed ... can lead you to a better understanding of how price action works (imo) ... how the daily battle back and forth between Bulls and Bears plays out...and...oh yeah, by the way...can potentially make you a lot of money ! But...it DOES require a commitment and study... Something that is in very short supply !!! fwiw "You can lead a horse to water...but you can't make him drink !" Regards, alf44 |
ossi 2 posts msg #80948 - Ignore ossi |
10/10/2009 1:52:17 PM Hi alf, thanks for your time and for sharing this script with us and please excuse the ignorance in my question but I am new to the scripting in stockfetcher. you have the following line, set{daysCloseUp, days(Close below Close 1 day ago,100)} is it not the case that "Close below Close 1 day ago" is a down day? is this a mistake in the script or is it a missunderstanding on my part? I suspect it is the later as you seem to have this logic in a number of subsequent lines but if you could confirm!? thanks |
alf44 2,025 posts msg #80949 - Ignore alf44 modified |
10/10/2009 3:02:27 PM ..."ossi" - the "days" feature is actually returning the number of "days since" a particular event occurred. So... ...in the case of the statement --> set{daysCloseUp, days(Close below Close 1 day ago,100)} I am looking for the number of days SINCE the Close (ie. today's Close) was below the Close 1 day ago ! This will then return the number of consecutive HIGHER CLOSES a stock has had ! Stated another way...the number of days SINCE the stock has had a DOWN Close ! Hope that makes "SINCE" ... errr ... I mean SENSE !!! LOL Regards, alf44 |
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