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richo
74 posts
msg #81034
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10/13/2009 5:44:34 PM

Where can i find the roc and mycsctrend indicators? I have accts with Zecco and Ameritrade. Can you use this filter in
modified form for the major indexes?

Thanks

Rich

alf44
2,025 posts
msg #81043
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modified
10/13/2009 8:53:51 PM

Rich,

There is nothing at all fancy about these 2 indicators...there IS however a great deal of nuance in the indicators that takes some time to begin to fully git a grasp of !

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The "roc" is a simple 2 period Rate of Change !

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The "myosctrend" is the signal line (slow line) of a 3/8/13 MACD !

That is...it is the 13 EMA of the difference between a 3 and an 8 period EMA !

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I chose to define these indicators with "set" statements so that I could control how they would be displayed in the SF Flash charts.

AND...btw, I use these patterns (Tails, ODRs, ROCdiv) with Major Indices all the time with great success...and in particular ETFs of Major Indices !

I even prefer to use these patterns in this way ! fwiw



Regards,

alf44


richo
74 posts
msg #81052
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10/14/2009 6:52:56 AM

Thanks for your prompt response. After I posted the question it occurred to me that plugging in market etf would be a
simple move to gauge the indexes by looking at qqqq, spy, dia etc.. so thanks for confirming that. I noticed that INTC
turned right at the pivot (20.69) yesterday, a new 52 week high and also in advance of earnings. It looks like this could
ride above the rsi(2) at least briefly. I am thinking of buying if it bounces off the ema(10) given that it is a leader in a sector gaining strength . Additionally the adx(14) is above 20 and rising and +di is above -di. Any thoughts?

Regards,

Rich

richo
74 posts
msg #81189
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10/16/2009 6:40:37 AM

ALF,

Thanks again for the filter. Could you break this down with an example of an index ETF ? I am particularly interested
in SPY and QQQQ. How do use this for short, intermediate and long term turns/trend changes?I tried plugging in market ETF
and got 245 hits. I would prefer to limit it to index etfs

Thanx,

Rich

choymi8828
47 posts
msg #81204
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modified
10/16/2009 9:53:27 AM

Alf44,

Thanks for the earlier detail response for me, much appreciated..............:-)

1. Like Richo, it will be very helpful if you could demonstrate with a stock from your filter. Run it through with your selection criteria.

2. Do you use this filter for a 3 to 5 days swing or some other timeframe ?


Thank you for your valuable time.

Michael

alf44
2,025 posts
msg #81219
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modified
10/16/2009 11:00:54 AM

FYI ... to limit the number of ETF symbols...you can create a Watchlist...and then use the "Apply to Watchlist(XYZ)" feature.

Or...

You can use the "Apply to symlist(XYZ)" feature...and avoid having to first create a Watchlist.

Just add the ETF symbols you want to see.

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As for the other question(s) ... I'm not necessarily looking for long term implications with these set-ups. Having said that, there is a very high probability that any BIG reversal will start with one (or, a combination) of these 3 patterns ! imo

For my purposes, I primarily focus on 2 to 5 day swings and some scalp trades.

I'll try to post some examples in the coming days !

GLTY !


alf44
2,025 posts
msg #81381
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modified
10/19/2009 2:04:35 PM


KLAC ... In The Trenches with Tails, ODRs & ROCdiv !!!
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This is every signal this filter spit out for KLAC from August to present (ie. Friday Oct. 16) !

Not meant to be hindsight...just chart examples of the 3 patterns...and some narrative about how best to play them. There are 1 or 2 "missed" potential trade set-ups during the period but...overall...it caught some really nice set-ups and (in my opinion) was VERY timely at the price swings !

This is "tape reading"...this is "price action"...this IS...the belly of the beast !!! lol


~ KLAC Chart ~





THE PATTERN SET-UPs

I've included the action "LONG or SHORT" ... with brief descriptions where warranted...for each set-up !


1. ROCdiv (8/7/09) - SHORT (actually a "long" ROCdiv but the trend of momentum is DOWN ...along with "slope opposition"... so SHORT was the logical play)

2. ROCdiv (8/20/09) - LONG (actually a "short" ROCdiv but with a Close both above Kijun and in the 91% day position...AND...the bullish divergence on Stoch a few days earlier LONG was the logical play)

3. ODR, ROCdiv (8/22/09) - LONG (slope opposition)

4. ODR (8/28/09) - SHORT (O/B Stoch with 20 day high and bearish divergence on ROC)

5. & 6. ODR, ROCdiv (9/2/09) - LONG (O/S Stoch) ... ODR (9/3/09) - LONG (O/S Stoch cross above 20)

7. ROCdiv (9/11/09) - LONG (slope opposition)

8. ROCdiv (9/16/09) - SHORT (20 day high dogi-like candle with an O/B Stoch and bearish divergence on ROC)

9. 10. & 11. ODR (9/21/09) - ROCdiv (9/22/09) - ODR (9/23/09) - SHORT SHORT SHORT (20 day highs with O/B Stoch and bearish divergence on ROC)

12. ROCdiv (9/29/09) - SHORT (slope opposition)

13. ODR, ROCdiv (10/5/09) - LONG (O/S Stoch with Kijun Support, Close in the 91% day position)

14. Tail, ODR, ROCdiv (10/12/09) - SHORT (20 day high with O/B Stoch and bearish divergence on ROC)

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WELCOME TO MY WORLD !!!

HTH !!!


Regards,

alf44


richo
74 posts
msg #81425
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10/20/2009 7:09:37 AM

Thanks for the breakdown. I am starting to get some of it. Could you do a similar breakdown of one of the index etf's
preferably spy or qqqq. How often did Klac turn on a pivot when you went long and short? I am asking because I wanted
to go long NVDA yesterday but my limit order (just above the pivot)was not filled and didn't get close to that number

Thanks

Rich

alf44
2,025 posts
msg #81437
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modified
10/20/2009 10:46:40 AM

Rich,

Just so we're clear...there are "Daily Pivot NUMBERS"...calculated from the previous day's H / L / C... and ...
there are "price pivots"...which are spots on a chart where price reaches a turning point !

I make this distinction because it sounds from your NVDA reference that you are talking about Daily Pivots !

This filter was not designed with "Daily Pivot Numbers" in mind and has nothing whatever to do with them !

This filter seeks to find turning points (ie. price pivots) by scanning for 3 price patterns...each with precisely defined parameters within a single price bar.

Period !

That's it !

If there WAS any confusion about the two uses of the term "pivot"...hopefully this clears that up !

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As for a "breakdown" of an index etf...I don't really see how it accomplishes anything more than the KLAC example I posted but...who knows...if time permits...maybe I'll try to post something in the future.


GLTY !


alf44
2,025 posts
msg #81450
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modified
10/20/2009 1:38:52 PM

...just to add...

...keep in mind..."single price bar" (be it Tail, ODR or ROCdiv)...is defined to an even greater degree by the price action of the preceeding 2, 3, even 5 days. All of this price action is explicit in the filter parameters for EACH of the 3 patterns.

The patterns don't happen in a vacuum ! They happen within a context of previous price action.

It is my belief that these 3 patterns (as I have defined them) occur with great frequency ... at turning points (pivots) on the daily chart !


Regards,

alf44


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