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thanks..you nailed the resistance line and wedge breakdown. Where is the origin point for your Crash Panic support line? GLT.
July 28, 2009
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July 27, 2009
Thanks-here is the recent S&P outlook dated:7-10-0907/10/09 05:00:16 PM THE OUTLOOK/ Investment Outlook S&P s Investment Policy Committee offers its second-half forecast It s that time of year again when Standard&Poor s Investment Policy Committee…
July 11, 2009
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July 11, 2009
Solid presentation of larger overview...the IMF is estimating that it is a 30 trillion dollar problem but others believe that it is a 60 trillion dollar problem which is equal to over half of the world's private wealth which means that all the world…
June 14, 2009
Technical Analysis - 99 CENTS ONLY STORES (NDN) Exchange: NYSE Close as of: 6/10/09 Trading Activity - 6/10/09 Close 12.61 Change +1.88 Volume(00) 50,320 Open 11.28 High 12.79 Low 11.27 Price Analysis Yr. High 12.86 Yr. Low 5.37 MO Chg.(%) 34.9 Resi…
June 11, 2009
"one man's inflation is another man's deflation"...it seems that foreign bond traders are unwinding their positions (dumping) and have lost on long bonds due to dollar decline and price erosion...but hey remember a few months back during credit pani…
May 29, 2009
Cobra reports that Wed. after Memorial day has statistically been 2nd most bullish day for trading in month of May btw...
May 25, 2009

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ATR: Average True Range (Ideas from Cool-Trade.com)

1st, ATR by itself is not helpful. You need ATR%.

2nd, a stock could drop 5% a day for 5 days and that would be a 25% drop. So, ATR or ATR% is not enough.

You need an MTR (14), which is Max True Range. That will tell you if the stock is actually trading within a range. Because if the ATR% is 5 and the MTR% is 7, then you know it only deviates (or has deviated) from its ATR by 2%. Which means the stock is truely moving 5% up and 5% down day after day after day. That is pure gold to a robotic trader.

But if the MTR%-ATR% is too big, the stock is not a good candidate for this strategy.

SOLUTION:

WATCH LIST RULES: (only loads symbols that meet these conditions)

ATR%(14) > 5
MTR%(14)-ATR%(14) < 10

OPEN POSITION RULES: (opens long when both conditions are true)

Current Price is at least 5% less than Yesterdays Close Price
Current Price is at least 5% less than Todays High Price
Current Price is at least 1% greater than Todays Low Price
(no use buying until it bounces off the bottom)

SET PROFIT GOAL: 5% (close if you make 5%)
SET STOP LOSS: 5% (close if you lose 5%)

Setting up a strategy like this literally takes a few minutes with CoolTrade, and the automated trader will do all the work. You just sit back and watch.

Good luck,

Ed
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Investment Grade Bond Funds Report NO Defaults?

Bond Investor losses are pointing towards major legal action by bondholders against brokers, investment firms, the credit ratiing agencies and corporate auditors. However, many major No-load investment grade bond mutual funds boast that they have not experienced any bond defaults to date, but have experienced harsh negative portfolio performance due to forced liquidations and higher credit risks causing bond price declines. NO Defaults? The bond fund managers obviously unload the losers before t… Continue

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At 2:22pm on February 22, 2009, RICHARD (FRBN) said…
TNbear,

good questions about the timing of the unwinding. my guess is that the real panic will set up by May. this coincides with hedge funds redeeming in the March to May period. im buying JULY 2009 through JAN 2010 PUTS like mad tomorrow and if we do get a blip up i'll double each of the positions.

any retailer im taking JAN 2010 PUTS so they coincide with the dismal reports on the shopping season this coming christmas.

sometimes i just feel like throwing up thinking about what is happening but i do have to feed my family. the government is throwing everthing at this including a provision that holders of IRA's that are over 70.50 years old do not have to take the mandatory 2009 withdrawal. ... talk about desperate to keep this market over valued and homes over valued. hard to keep track of.

im simply getting too tired from trading day to day and i've made way more than i'd expect this month trading the moves.
At 1:10am on February 18, 2009, RICHARD (FRBN) said…
im succesful at trading because i've lost $$ in the past not playing along with the puppet master. i've learnt my lesson and look for my master's queues before making my next move. sometimes after making a crap load of cash like i did today ..off to the toilet to throw-up and im all happy again.

hell, i dont drink or smoke or do drugs so i'd better do something that is unjust. that something is trade this circus without voicing my displeasure to the powers that be... oh hold on.. they already know and don't give a hoot.
At 2:25pm on January 11, 2009, Unersaettlich said…
I posted a long reply to your question on this topic in some comment somewhere. I use Fidelity, $8/trade for frequent traders, and very good execution -- fast with good price improvement, and especially good for foreign stocks. Many old-line ST folks use TOS, being acquired by TD. A friend likes Internet Brokers, and it is hghly rated.

This is about as long as a former prof at the U of Ark with two Razorback degrees can stand looking at a lot of orange&white. Tennessee is bad enough, but those are also the colors of the Texas Longhorns. Maybe I'll go watch my DVD of the 2000 Cotton Bowl game, where we humiliated the higher-ranked and heavily favored steers -- IN DALLAS. heh heh heh
 
 
 

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