TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #47240
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9/30/2006 11:52:48 AM
I think if you post in Rigg's Warm POP thread he might answer you.
This is a RSI(2) thread!
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VousDeux
17 posts
msg #47291
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10/3/2006 10:12:09 AM
The phrase: When you see "Warm Pop-80" diverging on the hard right edge...."LOAD THE FREAKIN BOAT!" was from the first page on this thread...not the warm pop-80 thread.
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nikoschopen
2,824 posts
msg #47293
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10/3/2006 12:31:05 PM
For those whose lifespan isn't very long here at SF, that quip has been habitually said for ages. I wouldn't doubt that it was blurted when the dot.com bubble burst in his face.
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WALLSTREETGENIUS
983 posts
msg #47314
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10/4/2006 12:13:22 PM
Riggs
I'm new to this forum...Can you please tell me what you mean by "Warm Pop-80" diverging on the hard right edge?
Thanks
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Gocats,
I simply meant that when you see "divergence" appearing on the far right of your chart, it's time to get in. "Hard right edge" is just an industry wide figure of speech for, "looking at the current status of a particular chart."
In the future....let's be kind enough to the author of this thread, and move ALL "warm pop" questions to it's rightful area. "ACCUMULATION WARM POP-80, A WELL OILED MACHINE"
Thanx,
- RIGGS -
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #49859
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2/6/2007 4:39:28 PM
I wrote TRO CONTROL for eSignal, TradeStation and QuoteTracker.
TRO CONTROL tells you who is in control of the stock.
So long as you trade with who is in control, you only lose if you are too slow or too greedy.
You can find the code on www.kreslik.com
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #60315
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3/8/2008 1:40:35 PM
I noticed when RIMM's rsi(2) is below 25 it usually POPS back the next day.
The first filter gives the next trading session's picks.
The second filter shows you what happened yesterday - what you could have possibly made.
This is just another "edge" for the day trader and short swing trader.
Take your profits quick and don't be greedy!
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luc1grunt
622 posts
msg #60318
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3/9/2008 10:38:23 AM
Thanks for your efforts Avery.
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TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #60320
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3/9/2008 11:39:26 AM
You're welcome.
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klynn55
747 posts
msg #60321
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3/9/2008 9:09:03 PM
TRO : you wrote:
I noticed when RIMM's rsi(2) is below 25 it usually POPS back the next day.
i took a look at rimm and its RSI2 from 2/29/08 to around 10/3/ 07 , its POP the next day when rsi2 is below 25 is no sure thing , i didnt include a few losers, but
i got around 12 up days and 7 down days. Maybe , you could be more specific, sort of like niko, he who teaches and shows examples. Nothing is worthy unless it's done with an example or two. thank you
kerry
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chip
67 posts
msg #60344
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3/10/2008 1:22:23 PM
klynn,
TRO is a GREAT teacher.
His style is very eastern and that works for me. Maybe you think he doesn't teach simply because this style doesn't wortk well for you? Western teaching doesn't work as well for me.
The things he has taught me put dollars in my account everyday. And what he taught me about this filter (and all of the filters) is that you have to trade it.
There are no sure things. AAMOF, TRO didn't say it was a sure thing -- he said it 'usually' pops the next day. And it usually does.
TRO is also extremely generous, especially with his time (something he can never earn back).
You stack the odds in your favor, with a filter like this, and then you trade it. Without TRO, well ... I don't even want to think about what my trading was like before TRO.
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