Simple Profitable Method

Discussion in 'Technical Analysis' started by trader28, Sep 6, 2006.

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  1. sold 12244

    12246 is R2
     
    #1201     Nov 14, 2006
  2. what a move! next stop R3 at 12289?
     
    #1202     Nov 14, 2006
  3. wow! the way that market popped after lunch I guess I'm not that surprized.

    Ithe bitchin bull is back, he just won't die!

    Dang good day, I'm makin a cocktail!

    Can you say big resistance at 12120? I guess there was good evidence of a big triangle put together.

    I believe that bull, it sniffed that daily trendline coming up around 12050.

    I am starting to feel some confidence in using the priior days closing range and the daily pivot point as the filters for strength and weakness. There were 3 hits at this level in the hour prior to the big pop. There was a beautifull T28 signal at 12168 right after that third bottom.
     
    #1203     Nov 14, 2006
  4. Lunch is lunch..I eat lunch at 12:00. Some go to lunch at 12:30 and others go earlier or later. The idea that one should stay out of a trade because people are eating lunch depends on whether you trade intraday or swing. Its common sense (a commodity that is apparently hard to come by here at ET).

    Finally, you rocket scientists fail to take into account the fact that the majority of NYSE volume is generated by automatic execution (programs) and these programs don't eat lunch. They sit there waiting for specific setups to occur and then trigger. That is why spikes occur inside the lunch hour that you folks are so damned concerned about.

    Ultimately whether you trade the lunch hour or not depends on your skill set. If you have a way to "see the market" during lunch you can make money by holding through the hour, perhaps hedged for instance. Then if you are sharp enough, you might write your own program to automatically take profits on a position you have on when a programmed buy/sell spike occurs. Depends on how you want to play it and the kinds of resources you have available.

    Most of you hosebags shouldn't be in the market during "normal" hours let alone lunch time...:)

    Keep working on your English Screwy

    Steve
     
    #1204     Nov 14, 2006
  5. What a coincidence!

    We had a breakout at 12:40 today

    here is the chart
     
    #1205     Nov 14, 2006
  6. Here's my chart for the day

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    #1206     Nov 14, 2006
  7. Aussie football has some pretty strange rules. The uniforms are pretty ugly as well.
     
    #1207     Nov 15, 2006
  8. Rules?... thats news to us
     
    #1208     Nov 15, 2006
  9. FOMC day... crap on a stick... may as well go to bed right now
     
    #1209     Nov 15, 2006
  10. ryank

    ryank

    Took a quick .5 scalp as the MACD shot higher through the zero line on the ER2 with the CPI numbers this morning. Will have to see how the setup is at the market open.
     
    #1210     Nov 16, 2006
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