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MOM Mobilicom Ag

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/11/2001
17:53
Russell
Can you please have a look at my post 146 on THE TRADERS THREAD today.
Thanks
Ian T

lockswann
30/10/2001
17:56
russell....great info thanks a lot , i'm still new to the TA side and learning a lot from bb's such as this....cheers
dusgy

dugsy
25/10/2001
17:53
webbtz

re post 17
I can not find 'Donchnian' channels or 'Stoichart' on www.stockchart.com.
Are they known thereon as something different or have I or, (to be impertinent
for a moment) you, spelt them wrong?

Thanks

Ian T

lockswann
24/10/2001
20:42
Fins anomoly : If you are low on margin. You can take a small position, the wrong way, and reverse to a much larger ammount than your margin would normally allow in one trade. Be careful as the dangers are obviously doubled.

I don't think they have changed this yet.

rufusredcut
21/10/2001
18:01
DavidGC - Cheers I'll look at your Stochastics settings next week with interest.

Justin - Nice to hear from you. Good luck.

rufusredcut
16/10/2001
18:21
Russell thanks for the info a great read


Justin

jussyman
28/9/2001
20:30
I find the bollinger bands and Donchnian channels by far the best Technical indicators when it comes identifying momentum.Full explanation at
www.stockchart.com
MACD seems rather slow and lags by 10 points.Stoichart seems to be a much faster version of MACD and is very useful when used with the two above.


I also find broadpage very useful this can be found at www.broadpage.com(free download).Basically broadpage enables one to have as many screen pages as they want therefore making it very easy to watch different charts at the same time.

webbtz
28/9/2001
19:25
the brewer.

the 20/80 levels are indicative only and should be taken in along with other indicators. treat it as one beakon that would provide you some guidance but not quite lead you to your exact destination.

also, rsi and similar indicators are not useful in a rising market/dropping, for they would indicate an overbought/overbought at a time when the driving forces behind the market are so strong that the price would continue its direction relentlessly.

melfaraj
28/9/2001
19:18
cheers rus, catch you on the other thread.
the brewer
28/9/2001
19:12
Hi Brewer,

I have used the RSI many times to stop me taking a long or a short which I might otherwise have done. If you look at todays RSI chart , you will see those levels have held quite well. 80 has been breached but only for a short time and after that it is only a question before it turns down. On extreme days this does not apply and I follow strong Tick and Trin until they change.

Normally when I take a trade RSI does not apply because it is the middle of its range and so follow the other indicators. The RSI tells us when a run is about to end. Some trade on the bounce from the extremes but I prefer the other indicators as an entry point.

Russell

rufusredcut
28/9/2001
18:49
Rus, using rsi tonight for first time. Do you wait til 80 or 20 are reached before you trade(in connection with trin,macd,etc,) or are you happy if they are reasonably close to those levels.Reply when you have time no rush.
cheers.

the brewer
28/9/2001
10:29
excellent russell.

dave.

davidrider
28/9/2001
10:02
F.B
You said try clicking the portion below the indicators
which bit where? Please

mib
28/9/2001
09:35
try setting 4 graphs up, with say dow + macd, dow + RSI, Tick + macd, and trin + macd. I use INT 1, LEN 5.
Using the size facility, have that lot at the top 7/8 ths of the page, and FINS Dow price quote at the bottom.

currypasty
28/9/2001
09:35
russell, nice one will read it up over weekend........thanks
phantomraider
28/9/2001
09:34
KRAP, yo russ, a thai word meaning thank you?......you know what i mean
redrobo
28/9/2001
09:30
russell
excellent
most of my trading was based ,before, on guess work and luck
now i use above two plus macd and other indicators
you see the result now on my index trading just because of fine tunning my way of trading.i closed all my pep/isa and now concentrate on index trading
thanks and good luck for future trading

bp53
28/9/2001
09:25
cheers rus/fb excellent.
the brewer
28/9/2001
09:24
Fat Bloke - Excellent.
rufusredcut
28/9/2001
09:20
Re quote.com.

Did you know that you can graph tick, trin, etc enter $tick or $trin where you put $indu and see the values graphed over time - good for seeing general direction - can also get these graphs simply by clicking on the indicator when displayed in the top right.

ALSO

Try clicking the portion of the display beneath the indicators this will give you stats on highs, lows and %ages.

ALSO

If trading the DOW check out $TIKI - $TICK is based on the NYSE as a whole (I think) $TIKI is based on the 30 stocks contained in the DJIA and therefor has a known range of -30 to +30.

fat.bloke
28/9/2001
09:11
Rufusredcut very good post,like you saying trading a 6 spread you need to find
a good momentum.

dojistar
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