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txtrapper
548 posts
msg #31816
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4/21/2004 8:41:19 AM

EWZuber and Members;

EWZuber 4/20/2004 12:48:44 PM

ANCC is up around 70 ~ 75% today. This would seem to indicate that the Convergent Stochastic Theory in this case was a more accurate tool that Stan Weinsteins 30 Week MA.
I had suspected this would be the case but figured I would let the market decide.
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Stan Weinstein's Advancing Stage

There are 2 good times to buy: (1) at the point of breakout above resistance and 30-week MA, and (2) when the stock pulls back to MA after the initial rally. Look for rising volume on breakouts. Reward-risk ratio is very favourable at these points. As long as the wild swings and shakeouts on the way up take place above the stock's rising 30-week MA, don't worry - everything is proceeding according to plan and is on schedule for a big profit! If you miss buying a stock at these 2 favourable points, don't get panicky and chase it at late Stage 2. Either buy it right or don't buy it at all. If you have missed a good stock, don't fret about it. Wait for the next great opportunity to come by.

ANCC moved above the WMA(30)with rising volume at $1.17 yesterday on a 3m/d chart and would have become a "buy candidate" using the Weinstein Theory, catching the big move. Perhaps a safer entry than the Convergent Stochastic Theory, don't you think?

TxTrapper


txtrapper
548 posts
msg #31817
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4/21/2004 8:45:52 AM

EWZuber and Members;

A more accurate summary of Greenspan's remarks'

Stocks tumble on Greenspan remarks

By Mark Cotton, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 4:37 PM ET April 20, 2004

NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- U.S. stocks ended sharply lower Tuesday,
tumbling in the last half-hour of trading after Federal Reserve
Chairman Alan Greenspan told the Senate Banking Committee that
deflation was no longer a threat.

Investors interpreted his comments as a sign that inflationary
pressures were picking up in the U.S. economy, which could lead to a
rise in U.S. interest rates sooner rather than later.


Tx



travlr
80 posts
msg #31819
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4/21/2004 9:09:34 AM

Sometimes, some of you guys remind me of children playing in a sand box fighting over the red plasitic shovel!

Different strategies work well for different traders. There's no useful purpose of crying that your shovel digs any faster. Instead, I personally suppport and respect, intelegent opinion and supposition.


IMO

travlr


EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31822
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4/21/2004 3:41:38 PM

Txtrapper
There were two buy points with my method. One at support at $1.02 where several stochastic timings were oversold and one at the break of TL. Res. at $1.06. Since it gapped up then the second entry would have to be made at the open. So you be the judge for yourself.

travir, I am completely content posting and responding to unhostile responses. It seems though that there are those that feel the need to respond in a hostile manner.
Txtrapper responded to my post about ANCC saying that the Weekly chart full stochastics indicated that ANCC was a sell. When I challenged that assertion and asked for an explanation he changed the support for his assertion to the status of the 30 WK. WMA. Having detected hostilities from him before this inconsistency made it appear that he was searching for a way to discredit my statement.
These hostilities seem to have begun when I pointed out to him that one of his trades was overbought and testing a resistance trendline which is usually where a top is put in. Thats all I can come up with, because I don't think I initiated any hostilities.
Maybe this can be aired and resolved because this sort of exchange can be done in a respectful and constructive manner and everyone is better off.


TheRumpledOne
6,529 posts
msg #31851
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4/23/2004 4:31:58 PM

"Different strategies work well for different traders. There's no useful purpose of crying that your shovel digs any faster. Instead, I personally suppport and respect, intelegent opinion and supposition."

I support spell check!


EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31870
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4/26/2004 3:39:07 AM

GIGM looks about ready to move higher. Closed the gap near the end of Fridays session. Stochastics look good.

ONT might be ready also. Supporting TL @ $1 needs to hold to keep the short term uptrend intact.
JMHO


EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31879
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4/26/2004 12:56:54 PM

NASDAQ bounced down from a 3 Month Resistance TL this morning signaling the possible start of a rather significant drop over the next few weeks as mentioned earlier. With the index being oversold on the Hourly chart we may see another attempt at breaking this resistance during this accumulation cycle on the daily chart.
With the daily chart overbought in the 90s it seems unlikely that this resistance, if broken, would hold if tested as support.

SOX bounced down hard from the 25 DMA as resistance. This Daily chart accumulation phase is being muted by the Weekly Chart which has just begun a Distribution phase. Looks very weak right now.
JMHO


EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31894
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4/27/2004 6:27:04 PM

NASDAQ tested TL Resistance again today, bouncing down on heavier volume. Testing simulated put positions entered yesterday for May 35 & 36.
Watching for a test of the 25 DMA at ~ 2020 as support. Seems unlikely it will hold.

SOX closed below a 1 month TL today with stochastics in distribution indicating more downside.

With a new 80G hard drive & XP PRO OS allows the use of DMI(2) again on my streaming charts. Looking at a filter that looks for stocks closing the session on the Hourly Chart with rising but not overbought stochastics and rising DMI+(2), SSPI & possibly EDAP.

OCTBB, WLSF.
JMHO


EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31907
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4/28/2004 3:23:52 PM

If NASDAQ closes above 1992 today, watch for a bounce tomorrow morning. I suspect it may attempt to bounce up off of Trendline support. JMHO


EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31913
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4/28/2004 5:19:58 PM

Sim puts on the QQQs closed up +80% and +66% today after only 2 days. With NASDAQ closing below TL Support at 1992 it looks like more downside is likely in the near term.
Notice that when the .COMP hit 1991.72 on the 5 minute chart, it actually gapped down to 1989.71. A gap down during the regular session is rare in an index, since it is composed of hundreds of stocks. This indicates that traders ( and computer automated trading systems ) were also watching this Trend Line. The index ran up to close the gap, tested it as resistance, confirmed it as resistance.
Two possibilities in the near term, there will be an attempt to regain the Trendline as support which would result in a bit of a retracement to allow retail traders to bid the market up a bit so the institutions can clean the table again, or the drop will intensify as they often do when a Trendline is broken.
Below this support is a 14 Month TL at about 1958, the 200 DMA at 1940, 10 Month MA. at 1938 and the 50 WK.MA at about 1900.
Primary Trendline support that defines the Market as bullish is at ~ 1650.
JMHO


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