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yep trend is key Ronin - as someone said the other day you don't get far trying to swim up a river
Edwood, whats the second indicator that you have used on your chart...?
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yep trend is key Ronin - as someone said the other day you don't get far trying to swim up a river
Wyckoff’s “Reverse Use of Trendlines”
By Hank Pruden, Ph.D., Golden Gate University
Jerry Schellenger’s excellent presentation to the TSAA in February 2001 (If You Can Draw a
Straight Line, You Can Make Money in the Market) can be extrapolated and magnified by
viewing it through the prism of Wyckoff’s Reverse Use of Trendlines.
As another example of an entry set up I look for is the current MTN chart. It is not perfect by any means, but there are a few indicators and chart picture which are indicating a good entry to me. I have indicated on the chart what is good, or not, and where I'll be entering. Obviously, as has been discussed, there's plenty of other more complex entry indicators out there, I just use these for the moment. Must say, this chart could be different by this afternoon, so it's something I would review in detail. Must also say, that while these basic indicators are useful, they are lagging, and I would normally just use them as confirmation of the price action. To me, the break through $5.50 short term makes this a good entry. The 'traders' can now smash me. LOLI'm probably out of my zone here because I discretionary trade, and am more an investor. Entries are a very important part of my trading and investing. I would rarely enter a long trade when a stock was in a downward trend, for example. Actually, I don't need to say anything else, it seems quite clear to me how important it is to pick a good entry. Having said that, entries can not be considered in isolation from an overall plan which seems to have been covered, with an exit probably the more important trading mechanism. I can't understand though, why entries can't be considered here, there are low and high risk entries IMO. For example, I look for a stock in a near perfect set up: General upward trend, stochastics moving up through 50, MACD moving up through zero line, stock not approaching significant resistance, RSI under 80 moving up, and the market not about to crash......Probably much better opportunity to buy long than the opposite Hope I'm not off track here.
http://www.tsaasf.org/images/stories/newsletters/tsaa newsletter spring 2001.pdf
Some basics on trend lines
motorway
Here is the CTX chart
You can see the normal use of trend line
and the reverse use..
( and accurate parallels )
Their interaction will reveal price patterns and
changes in volatility
Draw valid lines and see what is revealed
Don't look for patterns and then draw lines to then fit what You think you see
appearance Vs character
Keep lines sensitive
to what Is happening
They provide accurate context
for the price & Volume action to unfold
motorway
As another example of an entry set up I look for is the current MTN chart. It is not perfect by any means, but there are a few indicators and chart picture which are indicating a good entry to me. I have indicated on the chart what is good, or not, and where I'll be entering. Obviously, as has been discussed, there's plenty of other more complex entry indicators out there, I just use these for the moment. Must say, this chart could be different by this afternoon, so it's something I would review in detail. Must also say, that while these basic indicators are useful, they are lagging, and I would normally just use them as confirmation of the price action. To me, the break through $5.50 short term makes this a good entry. The 'traders' can now smash me. LOL
PS, not saying this WILL happen, waiting for the entry. If it doesn't happen, I wait.....
Yep, I would with MTN, you are right. I'd especially never try to catch it early in the day. This is a yo yo!! For a longer term break up, I'd be looking for the resistance to turn support for confirmation, but you miss some gains waiting. Would also depend on the depth and volume at the time. Many a time the stock just jumps and you completely miss it. I suppose, once the buy is made it's then a matter of managing the position, which is another story of course.Kennas, do you wait for EOD confirmation on a set up like this especially with a stock like MTN which seems to have quite large swings
Ronin - if you'd bought on a cross of the 1day from below, and sold on a cross from above - take a look at potential points for ASX200 / SPI / XJO for the last 3 days
Ed
Looks good Dutchy, and I like what you said.Hi tech
Yep
taken a few positions ... STOP 14
Well, maybe lucky. Entry solved, now what do I do?As another example of an entry set up I look for is the current MTN chart. It is not perfect by any means, but there are a few indicators and chart picture which are indicating a good entry to me. I have indicated on the chart what is good, or not, and where I'll be entering. Obviously, as has been discussed, there's plenty of other more complex entry indicators out there, I just use these for the moment. Must say, this chart could be different by this afternoon, so it's something I would review in detail. Must also say, that while these basic indicators are useful, they are lagging, and I would normally just use them as confirmation of the price action. To me, the break through $5.50 short term makes this a good entry. The 'traders' can now smash me. LOL
PS, not saying this WILL happen, waiting for the entry. If it doesn't happen, I wait.....
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