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  1. Do Trendlines work?

    Hi, Continuation ... Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 25, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  2. Do Trendlines work?

    Hi, And finally look like this Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 23, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  3. Do Trendlines work?

    Hi duard, I have had the opportunity to take lessons from an old retired fund investment responsible from 6 to 10 billion dollars. He had the...
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 23, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  4. Do Trendlines work?

    Hi, As example I think it is possible to make money with only this trendlines and resistances. Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 22, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  5. Newbie Please help

    Hi, Sorry, pay attention 1m. Is very, VERY, dangerous for a newbie Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 22, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  6. Newbie Please help

    Hi, Multiples, more or less, of 5: month, week, day, 125m, 25m. 5m. and 1 m. Although 60m and 90m are often very used, mainly 60 min. Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 22, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  7. Candlesticks, Gives money?

    Hi, Like this Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 19, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  8. Candlesticks, Gives money?

    Hi, I don't use the candles in order to show more bars, but the signals are based on candles. Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 19, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  9. Candlesticks, Gives money?

    Hi, And finally, the all together go log pattern. Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 19, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  10. Candlesticks, Gives money?

    Hi, The 3erd. is the Hammer pattern Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 19, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  11. Candlesticks, Gives money?

    Hi, The 2º is the Bullish Engulfing as entry long pattern. The averages are 18 AND 200 EMA. Salut
    Post by: capamunt, Apr 19, 2005 in forum: Technical Analysis

  12. Candlesticks, Gives money?

    Hi, Formerly I was “elabuelo” but I decide to change to “capamunt” that means “go up”, more interesting in this business...
    Thread by: capamunt, Apr 19, 2005, 38 replies, in forum: Technical Analysis
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