Looking for Long term trading ideas

I like looking at charts.
Stockcharts has data from way back.
It's in the subscription levels.
Important concept to embrace is the word
"Pendular" or phrase "revert to the mean"

Here's fifty years of 100 day Simple Moving Average, Arithmetic versus Logarithmic.
$SPX versus $CRB (Commodity Research Bureau)

What looks expensive, and what looks cheap??
This isn't rocket science.

SPX arithmetic


SPX log scale


CRB arith


CRB Log scale

 

Traders.

Thank you,
Larry

 

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LOL\ Redo of public domain.
I've got more + better trade + investment ideas from IBD + WSJ.
WSJ noted Dave ramsey total Money Makeover + Baby Step Millionaires Books.
Even though i never could make his 25%[Edit; total position %] in international [funds ] work LOL
Some called in his radio show + asked about that , International tends to underperform so long?
Dave said OK, but past 50-100 years it looks better. Good point, but for anybody over 50, may NOT live another 100 years/LOL [2022 may have been an exception but my point still applies]
Most all turtle channels are down\ on SPY/ turtle channels up on SH.

 

Get your list of quality stocks assembled.

200SMA on chart.

When SMA is rising, buy when $ falls back to SMA.

Exit when SMA begins to fall, immediately.

Look for next symbol.

 

I would have thought with all the resources on the web, that there would be several forums/ websites that there would be a list of trading ideas, etc.

Thank you,

Larry

 

What?? You don't like the trading ideas you get on ET?

 

In the duration of your interest in trading what are a few of the standout ideas that you consider to be in accord with your aims? From there maybe some ideas will flow your way from traders that can then have reasonable expectations of relevance to you.

 

there are but you get what you pay for.

 

IMO, a simple MA crossover or MA slope change, no matter the lookback period, will never result in a positive expectancy trading system. The reason why is group delay, commonly called lag. If you persist in using trend filters, look into tracking filters, such as alpha-beta-gamma or Kalman filters.

Yes, you will probably have to learn some new concepts and math.

 

I do Field Engineering work for Dell, and I have to go to offices to fix computer equipment. Many times, these offices are empty and just the IT people are there. I would short anything to do with office market, people want to work remotely, companies don't need all of this office space.