I'm always amazed!
Draw your line and wait for the bus:
http://stockcharts.c...6931&r=8270.png
Friday's amazing chart tricks
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Rogerdodger
, Apr 21 2007 02:21 PM
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Rogerdodger
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Russ
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Posted 21 April 2007 - 10:52 PM
Looks like the keys to the universe RD.
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Posted 22 April 2007 - 08:34 AM
Neat charts Roger. Just wondering do you use similar charts with $ndx:$vxn and the $rut:$???
Could be interesting to see how they all react during the day.
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Posted 22 April 2007 - 10:14 AM
Yes kemo,
I save these settings on Stockcharts then I can punch in an individual NYSE stock.
I find the SPX:$VIX confirms direction very well.
Trend line breaks in the direction of the tick MA is very telling.
Someone here suggested using the 89 ma on a 5 minute chart. It sems to be a good area where stocks have support or resistance in that time frame.
But on Nasdaq I show QQQQ and I use VXN, TickQ and TrinQ.
For gold stocks such as NEM, in addition to the MACD, ADX, and CCI, I have $HUI, $XAU, and GLD as references.
They are helpful short term to see turns.
Notice that the bus stopped 3 times at $45.20 on QQQQ!
http://stockcharts.c...0518&r=7006.png
I save these settings on Stockcharts then I can punch in an individual NYSE stock.
I find the SPX:$VIX confirms direction very well.
Trend line breaks in the direction of the tick MA is very telling.
Someone here suggested using the 89 ma on a 5 minute chart. It sems to be a good area where stocks have support or resistance in that time frame.
But on Nasdaq I show QQQQ and I use VXN, TickQ and TrinQ.
For gold stocks such as NEM, in addition to the MACD, ADX, and CCI, I have $HUI, $XAU, and GLD as references.
They are helpful short term to see turns.
Notice that the bus stopped 3 times at $45.20 on QQQQ!
http://stockcharts.c...0518&r=7006.png
Edited by Rogerdodger, 22 April 2007 - 10:16 AM.
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