So as a side job, I've been looking at mobile app development for iPhones and Androids, and it just occurred to me that an "ACD" app could be useful. If there was an app that would track the 30 day numberline, 5 day numberline, and maybe incorporate a couple other ACD concepts, is that something that you think you would use? What about including a list of stocks above/below their weekly/monthly/quarterly A levels, and perhaps also displaying when the last time they were above that point before. As we know, the rarer something occurs, the stronger the signal, so perhaps it could give you a filter for stocks/commodities above their monthly A level for the first time time in 3/6/12 months, or something along those lines. So I guess my big question is, do you think a mobile app that did this would be useful to you, and are there any other features you think such an app should have?
Interesting idea. I'm not sure I would have much interest since I don't trade when I'm on the road or away from home. I have all that stuff already on my home computer and laptop. I have mixed feelings about apps. On the one hand, I have downloaded tons of them on my i-phone. On the other hand, I never use them. I like the idea of having them but I have not been sold on the practicality of it yet. Maybe it's just me.
The breakout in nat gas continues. I have a +16 on the 30 day number line and a +8 on the 5 day. Definitely the strongest product out there right now.
Mav, for people not trading futures, what would you recommend the best way to play something like this? an ETF? oil and gas companies?
i haven't had a chance to dive into the book yet, but was hoping for a quick explanation as soon as you have the time. how would one best use these levels?