Response to your overall question: I think everyone can learn something from
another's post. There is always the DELETE or NEXT key.  The more broad the
messages, the more everyone can learn or has the opportunity to learn.
Keeping it concise is always a virtue.

Response to your market direction:  I agree with you.

Ken

-----Original Message-----
From: pacificsailor9876 [mailto:pacificsailor9876@...]
Sent: Sunday, March 17, 2002 6:12 PM
To: Telechart2000_Users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Telechart2000_Users] Re: trading/investment philosophies


3/17/2002
Thanks for responding.  Also, thanks for the suggestions.
I guess I am interested in hearing respondents state their conclusion
(and provide supporting details if they want to).

So.. The Nasdaq has recently hit:
1/9/02 High of 2098.88
2/22/02 Low of 1696.55
and today 3/15/02 we are between the two at 1868.30

If I tell you what time frames, indicators, etc that I am using,
someone will focus on the tools, rather than the conclusion. Everyone
already has their favorite time frame, tools, indicators, etc. Using
your personality, your experience, your favorite indicators, etc.
where do you predict that the nasdaq will go from here. I do not want
to convert others to my strategy or method, I want to hear from
others collectively drawing upon their experience and methodolgy. (Do
a large percentage of us have the same conclusion using different
perspectives, time frames, tools, indicators, etc. or is it a 50/50
split on where the nasdaq is going). If we have some good experts in
the group, it would be nice to see if there is a consensus.

My conclusion is that the Nasdaq will break the 2/22/02 low of
1696.55 before it breaks the 1/9/02 high of 2098.88

Because eveyone does have a different background, perspective and
favored tools, etc. let's take a poll for those who care to respond.
What will be broken next -- the 1/9/02 high or the 2/22/02 low
(justify with details if you want to).

Any responders??

--- In Telechart2000_Users@y..., "ejr39" <ejr39@y...> wrote:
> Rick;
>
> > ... would be beneficial to focus on
> > "trading philosophy" from time to time.
>
> A couple of suggestions:
> 1. Start the discussion at the beginner's level.
> Keep It Simple and Succinct (KISS)
> . include sources and resources for background
> Also, include your time frame and style.
>
> 2. "Don't get wrapped around the axle" (per littlerock9)
> Keep in mind that everyone doesn't 'see' the same thing you do.
>
> > Using my emphasis of concentrating on Nasdaq direction,
> > you can pick ... and simply ride the trend!
>
> How are you identifying the Naz trend?
> How are you identifying the trend's end?
> Is your approach for everyone?
>
> Currently, I'm backtesting the profitability of specific market
> bias indicators ( http://www.tradingmarkets.com ) with reliable
> swing trading patterns.
>
> Is this approach for everyone? NO! Most chart readers wouldn't
> know a VIX, TRIN, or T2106 index signal if one jumped out of a
> chart and hugged them <g>.
>
> ejr



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processor and globally replaced the <br> with a carriage return and the
message was quite readable even if it was not perfectly formatted.

Ken

-----Original Message-----
From: ejr39 [mailto:ejr39@...]
Sent: Sunday, March 17, 2002 2:41 PM
To: Telechart2000_Users@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Telechart2000_Users] Re: Conversion from "club" to "group"


pacificsailor9876;

> Conversion from "club" to "group"
> I just joined the (club) ...
> in 2/2002 and am I correct that we had about 4000+ members??

The last CLUB emailing (on February 28th) was sent to about 3,800
members; I received over 1,000 undelivered emails.

> Current membership in this group is listed at 51
> will we be able to get those we have left behind??

This group is currently a rebirth of the old club; and until Yahoo
manages to migrate the old club, the membership list is gone.

Another group has offered their membership list in the effort to re-
establish the club.

As for the old club messages, most will be jibberish, for example
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/auxiliarytc2000usergroup/message/123

ejr





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Hi all,
Yahoo's maintenance has kept me from doing to much
this weekend.  I've recently just gotten back into
TC2000.  In response to your bottom or top goes first.
According to the Spiral Calendar we are going down
first.  I think right now we're treading water before
the slide starts.  This lunar stuff is very kool.  I
sent Warden a note asking them about being able to
change the timebase/calendar on the charts, no can do
right now.  Me thinks this is an important aspect of
calling the tops and bottoms with accuracy.  Good Luck
to all.
Ted

--- cpratsch <jcp@...> wrote:
> --- In Telechart2000_Users@y..., "pacificsailor9876"
>
> <pacificsailor9876@y...> wrote:
> > 3/17/2002
> > Thanks for responding.  Also, thanks for the
> suggestions.
> > I guess I am interested in hearing respondents
> state their
> conclusion
> > (and provide supporting details if they want to).
> >
> > So.. The Nasdaq has recently hit:
> > 1/9/02 High of 2098.88
> > 2/22/02 Low of 1696.55
> > and today 3/15/02 we are between the two at
> 1868.30
> >
> > If I tell you what time frames, indicators, etc
> that I am using,
> > someone will focus on the tools, rather than the
> conclusion.
> Everyone
> > already has their favorite time frame, tools,
> indicators, etc.
> Using
> > your personality, your experience, your favorite
> indicators, etc.
> > where do you predict that the nasdaq will go from
> here. I do not
> want
> > to convert others to my strategy or method, I want
> to hear from
> > others collectively drawing upon their experience
> and methodolgy.
> (Do
> > a large percentage of us have the same conclusion
> using different
> > perspectives, time frames, tools, indicators, etc.
> or is it a 50/50
> > split on where the nasdaq is going). If we have
> some good experts
> in
> > the group, it would be nice to see if there is a
> consensus.
> >
> > My conclusion is that the Nasdaq will break the
> 2/22/02 low of
> > 1696.55 before it breaks the 1/9/02 high of
> 2098.88
> >
> > Because eveyone does have a different background,
> perspective and
> > favored tools, etc. let's take a poll for those
> who care to
> respond.
> > What will be broken next -- the 1/9/02 high or the
> 2/22/02 low
> > (justify with details if you want to).
> >
> > Any responders??
> >
> > --- In Telechart2000_Users@y..., "ejr39"
> <ejr39@y...> wrote:
> > > Rick;
> > >
> > > > ... would be beneficial to focus on
> > > > "trading philosophy" from time to time.
> > >
> > > A couple of suggestions:
> > > 1. Start the discussion at the beginner's level.
> > > Keep It Simple and Succinct (KISS)
> > > . include sources and resources for background
> > > Also, include your time frame and style.
> > >
> > > 2. "Don't get wrapped around the axle" (per
> littlerock9)
> > > Keep in mind that everyone doesn't 'see' the
> same thing you do.
> > >
> > > > Using my emphasis of concentrating on Nasdaq
> direction,
> > > > you can pick ... and simply ride the trend!
> > >
> > > How are you identifying the Naz trend?
> > > How are you identifying the trend's end?
> > > Is your approach for everyone?
> > >
> > > Currently, I'm backtesting the profitability of
> specific market
> > > bias indicators ( http://www.tradingmarkets.com
> ) with reliable
> > > swing trading patterns.
> > >
> > > Is this approach for everyone? NO! Most chart
> readers wouldn't
> > > know a VIX, TRIN, or T2106 index signal if one
> jumped out of a
> > > chart and hugged them <g>.
> > >
> > > ejr
>
> There is no way that ANYONE can predict which way
> the NASDAQ is
> going, except in rough terms:
> Long term-(1 year) -up over present
> medium term -(6 month)- unknown, probably higher
> than today
> short-term-(1 week) up or down
> Monday-up or down
> So, what do I do? The relative strength DJ-30/NASDAQ
> is in favor of
> DJ-30. DJ-30 is positive, should go up some more
> during the next
> week.So, I am going to concentrate on DJ-30 stocks
> next two days.Now
> it is stock picking:BA, UTX dipped, INTC flat, HWP
> unknown.....Good
> luck!
>
>


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pacificsailor9876

> Using my emphasis of concentrating on Nasdaq direction,
> you can pick ... and simply ride the trend!

> So.. The Nasdaq has recently hit:
> 1/9/02 High of 2098.88
> 2/22/02 Low of 1696.55
> and today 3/15/02 we are between the two at 1868.30

Soooo ... Where are Boroden's Fibonacci ratios on the COMPQX (NASDAQ
Composite)?
http://www.tradingmarkets.com
or TC-Companion

ejr

--- In Telechart2000_Users@y..., "pacificsailor9876"
<pacificsailor9876@y...> wrote:
> 3/17/2002
> Thanks for responding.  Also, thanks for the suggestions.
> I guess I am interested in hearing respondents state their
conclusion
> (and provide supporting details if they want to).
>
> So.. The Nasdaq has recently hit:
> 1/9/02 High of 2098.88
> 2/22/02 Low of 1696.55
> and today 3/15/02 we are between the two at 1868.30
>
> If I tell you what time frames, indicators, etc that I am using,
> someone will focus on the tools, rather than the conclusion.
Everyone
> already has their favorite time frame, tools, indicators, etc.
Using
> your personality, your experience, your favorite indicators, etc.
> where do you predict that the nasdaq will go from here. I do not
want
> to convert others to my strategy or method, I want to hear from
> others collectively drawing upon their experience and methodolgy.
(Do
> a large percentage of us have the same conclusion using different
> perspectives, time frames, tools, indicators, etc. or is it a 50/50
> split on where the nasdaq is going). If we have some good experts
in
> the group, it would be nice to see if there is a consensus.
>
> My conclusion is that the Nasdaq will break the 2/22/02 low of
> 1696.55 before it breaks the 1/9/02 high of 2098.88
>
> Because eveyone does have a different background, perspective and
> favored tools, etc. let's take a poll for those who care to
respond.
> What will be broken next -- the 1/9/02 high or the 2/22/02 low
> (justify with details if you want to).
>
> Any responders??
>
> --- In Telechart2000_Users@y..., "ejr39" <ejr39@y...> wrote:
> > Rick;
> >
> > > ... would be beneficial to focus on
> > > "trading philosophy" from time to time.
> >
> > A couple of suggestions:
> > 1. Start the discussion at the beginner's level.
> > Keep It Simple and Succinct (KISS)
> > . include sources and resources for background
> > Also, include your time frame and style.
> >
> > 2. "Don't get wrapped around the axle" (per littlerock9)
> > Keep in mind that everyone doesn't 'see' the same thing you do.
> >
> > > Using my emphasis of concentrating on Nasdaq direction,
> > > you can pick ... and simply ride the trend!
> >
> > How are you identifying the Naz trend?
> > How are you identifying the trend's end?
> > Is your approach for everyone?
> >
> > Currently, I'm backtesting the profitability of specific market
> > bias indicators ( http://www.tradingmarkets.com ) with reliable
> > swing trading patterns.
> >
> > Is this approach for everyone? NO! Most chart readers wouldn't
> > know a VIX, TRIN, or T2106 index signal if one jumped out of a
> > chart and hugged them <g>.
> >
> > ejr

There is no way that ANYONE can predict which way the NASDAQ is
going, except in rough terms:
Long term-(1 year) -up over present
medium term -(6 month)- unknown, probably higher than today
short-term-(1 week) up or down
Monday-up or down
So, what do I do? The relative strength DJ-30/NASDAQ is in favor of
DJ-30. DJ-30 is positive, should go up some more during the next
week.So, I am going to concentrate on DJ-30 stocks next two days.Now
it is stock picking:BA, UTX dipped, INTC flat, HWP unknown.....Good
luck!

pacificsailor9876;

Polling is about opionion! An opinion is a guess which is NOT based
on demonstatable fact

How does opinion replace the evaluation and discussion of YOUR
trading strategy?

This group's mission is about using the three TC2000 programs -
stocks, funds, and Real Time (TCNet) - efficiently and effectively.

ejr

Rick;

> ... would be beneficial to focus on
> "trading philosophy" from time to time.

A couple of suggestions:
1. Start the discussion at the beginner's level.
Keep It Simple and Succinct (KISS)
. include sources and resources for background
Also, include your time frame and style.

2. "Don't get wrapped around the axle" (per littlerock9)
Keep in mind that everyone doesn't 'see' the same thing you do.

> Using my emphasis of concentrating on Nasdaq direction,
> you can pick ... and simply ride the trend!

How are you identifying the Naz trend?
How are you identifying the trend's end?
Is your approach for everyone?

Currently, I'm backtesting the profitability of specific market
bias indicators ( http://www.tradingmarkets.com ) with reliable
swing trading patterns.

Is this approach for everyone? NO! Most chart readers wouldn't
know a VIX, TRIN, or T2106 index signal if one jumped out of a
chart and hugged them <g>.

ejr

pacificsailor9876;

> Conversion from "club" to "group"
> I just joined the (club) ...
> in 2/2002 and am I correct that we had about 4000+ members??

The last CLUB emailing (on February 28th) was sent to about 3,800
members; I received over 1,000 undelivered emails.

> Current membership in this group is listed at 51
> will we be able to get those we have left behind??

This group is currently a rebirth of the old club; and until Yahoo
manages to migrate the old club, the membership list is gone.

Another group has offered their membership list in the effort to re-
establish the club.

As for the old club messages, most will be jibberish, for example
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/auxiliarytc2000usergroup/message/123

ejr

We will concentrate on operational matters like:
PFC's,
Easyscans,
indicator selection,
program handling,
trading strategies, and
trading/investment philosophies

Given the above mission of the group, I wonder if it would be
beneficial to focus on "trading philosophy" from time to time. Over
the years, I have focused heavily on overall market direction (the
direction of the Nasdaq) and less on individual stocks and even less
on formulas.  I am not critizing those who have the opposite
priority. But I have been very happy with my results.

Using my emphasis of concentrating on Nasdaq direction, you can pick:
one of Merrill Lynch's holders ,or
a couple of stocks within the holder, or
the QQQ
and simply ride the trend!

Using the definitions of Worden's 3/15/2002 report, I would be
labeled as a Intermediate Trader with a focus on trends that average
about 3 months in duration. And I have had good success recognizing
the trend and creating profits from it.

Does this type of discussion appeal to anyone, or am I preaching to
the wrong choir.
PacificSailor9876@...
Rick Hollman

Conversion from "club" to "group"
3/17/2002
I just joined the
http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/telechart2000usergroup
in 2/2002 and am I correct that we had about 4000+ members??
Current membership in this group is listed at 51
will we be able to get those we have left behind??

(EasyScan and Sources)

Start with the following EasyScan
[Add Conditions]s
. Price Per Share – H … Adjust Range Selector VALUE: 10 to Max
. Price Growth Rate 1-year … Adjust Range Selector RANK: 80 to Max
. #1 Volume PCF … Adjust Range Selector VALUE: 1000 to Max
. #2 Volume PCF
. #3 CANSLIM Volume % Change PCF
. . . … Adjust Range Selector VALUE: 40 to Max
or (not both)
. Volume Surge 5-day- H … Adjust Range Selector VALUE: 140 to Max
. #4 Pivot Point PCF
. #5 Tight Base PCF
. #6 Moving Average PCF
WatchList to Scan: All Stocks

[Count Summary]
Adjust Range Selectors to increase or decrease the number of stocks
selected

[Save] Name if new EasyScan [Scan Charts]

Adjust the PCFs to fit your perception of the strategy.
Adjust the EasyScan to fit the market; remove any Conditions that do
not fit your perception of the strategy.

Suggestion: BackTest and refine YOUR strategy in TC-Companion.

ejr

Sources for this O'Neil strategy:
"24 Essential Lessons for Investment Success"
by William J. O'Neil
IBD's Learning Center
http://www.investors.com/learn/
CANSLIM Trading System
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/canslim.html

* TeleChart 2000 Help Index,
. . formula examples for personal criteria
** IBD Investor's Corner 10/23/01
** TeleChart 2000 Help Index,
. . fundamental criteria, Volume surge 5-day - H
*** IBD Investor's Corner 10/11/01
**** IBD Investor's Corner 10/15/01

jimlamil;

> I'm seeking a scan formula that will identify breakouts
> based on the criteria of IBD's Bill O'Neil; i.e.,

The following is a generic interpretation.

1. strong upward movement*
Price Percent Change (aka Price Growth Rate 1-year)
((C-C250)/C250*100)>80

2. volume surge**

PCF Name: #1 Volume PCF
AVGV50

PCF Name: #2 Volume PCF
V>V1

PCF Name: #3 CANSLIM Volume % Change PCF
((MAXV5-AVGV50)/100)
or
(canned formula) Volume Surge 5-day- H
(AVGV5 / AVGV200)

3. pivot point***
(Price passes upward through the highest previous high of the base)

PCF Name: #4 Pivot Point PCF
H>MAXH25.1

4. well-established base****
(Tight or Flat Base at least 5 weeks or 25 trading days)

PCF Name: #5 Tight Base PCF
(MAXH25.1<MINL25.1*1.2)

PCF Name: #6 Moving Average PCF
(C>AVGC200 AND C>AVGC50)

Note: Include the #number in the PCF name, the PCF will then be
sorted to the top of the EasyScan Conditions List and the Sort List.
Saves time, reduces frustration searching for the PCF in a WatchList.

(Continued – Creating the EasyScan)

richone1334

[Seach Archive] for Bollinger Band at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/auxiliarytc2000usergroup/

Specifically, review message 473 by jdh1344.

ejr

EJR39
You seem to know about where most PCF's are, so have you ever
Seen some on the Bollinger Band Squeeze.
I have some BBand scans but not for the Squeeze
I saw the Bow-tie on TC-companion, not sure if this is
looking for the same thing.
Thanks if you can help
Rich W

Test your stock and option strategies without risking green
paper (money) at
http://www.investorscup.com/

Ameritrade's Investor Cup is FREE
Register and "... experience the stock market without risk.
Manage a $50,000 virtual portfolio ... "

ejr

Reprint "Trading Experience" from the group's website
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/index.html

Many of the club members wish to see immediate results from a new
strategy; unfortunately, the same individuals are being blindsided by
their lack of experience to make appropriate decisions for that
strategy. Paper trading (or electronic SimVesting) is FREE and allows
you to say 'been there, done that'.

SimVest each strategy that you adopt; document EVERY trade:
What went right? What went wrong?
What was the volume?
Did the time at which you enter or exit affect the strategy's
profitability?
Etc.
Be sure to include general market conditions in the documentation.
Document any changes made to the PCFs and EasyScans!

Ask what you are missing if the adopted strategy is less than 30%
successful during the first 5 days.
The answer may be as simple as a PCF error.
Or failure to identify the trend.
Or an unquantifiable pattern – c&s, h&s.
Or the strategy's default criterion does not match your trading
style.
Or the strategy is incomplete.
Or the strategy was an untested idea.

SimVesting is FREE and gives you the opportunity to determine if a
strategy fits your style i.e. as a CANSLIM investor are you adept
enough for bottom fishing the under $3 stocks (not intended as a
challenge but as an example).

For each strategy, SimVest at least 5 trades per day for 1 month (21
trading days). Until you have 100 documented trades for a strategy,
don't use green paper.

After 1 month or 100 trades, try green paper but continue with at
least 5 trades (both white and green paper) per day.

The additional trades help to:
1. refine YOUR strategy
2. keep your attention focused on the strategy, AND
3. build the additional confidence necessary for successful trading.

Get good at one strategy; that strategy is your `bread and
butter' every trading day. Develop 2 or 3 additional strategies -
one for a custodial account (IRA, 401K, annuities); another for
building a `blue chip' portfolio; another for aggressive
trading, or whatever.

Once you've established several solid strategies, additional
strategies get easier and easier; you'll understand the anatomy
of the strategies that fit your style - `cause you've already
been there and done that'.

Invest well and prosper!

ejr39

diceman34mules1;

>  10 day exponential MA already crossed thru 30 day exp MA
>  in addition to an 8 day exp MA just recently (within a week or
>  so) crossed thru 55 day exp MA

Assumming the 10-day moving average crossed the 30-day moving average
in the past 2 weeks.

Simple moving average crossovers - down:
(AVGC10 < AVGC30) AND (AVGC10.10 > AVGC30.10) AND
(AVGC8 < AVGC55) AND (AVGC8.5 > AVGC55.5)

Simple moving average crossovers - up:
(AVGC10 > AVGC30) AND (AVGC10.10 < AVGC30.10) AND
(AVGC8 > AVGC55) AND (AVGC8.5 > AVGC55.5)

Exponential PCFs are approximations at best,
review message 163 by jdh1344 at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/auxiliarytc2000usergroup/

To convert the simple moving averages to Exponential,
review the Exponential Calculations PCF tutorial at
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/expo.html
or
or review Worden Note – 02/26/2001

ejr

arthur_x59;

> I created a linear regression line(30) for a stochastic 14,3,3
simple. I did this for the top and middle and noticed the regression
line in the middle window did not angle as steeply.

> What is the solution:
> 1) Make the top and middle indicator windows the same size?
> 2) place both regression lines, eg MS vs Price, only in the top
window?

Choose the one that best fits your perspective.

Other suggestions:
From the Telechart Indicator Tab dropdown menu,
. select Scaling
. . try the Arithmetic and Logarithmic settings
and / or
From the Telechart Tools dropdown menu,
. select Chart Display Options
. . check: Use Classic Telechart Scaling

Again adjust the settings to best fit your perspective.

ejr

--- In Telechart2000_Users@y..., "arthur_x59" <arthurx@p...> wrote:
> I created a linear regression line(30) for a stochastic 14,3,3
simple.
> I did this for the top and middle and noticed the regression line in
> the middle window did not angle as steeply.
> So I made the middle window larger and was able to make it appear to
> be equal to the top regression line; also by making the middle
window
> larger than the top it makes the middle regression line appear to
be
> steeper than the top regression line.
>
> It seems like they would always appear the same regardless of
> indicator window size?
>
> What is the solution:
>    1) Make the top and middle indicator windows the same size?
>    2) place both regression lines, eg MS vs Price, only in the top
> window?
>
> suggestions and explinations greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in advanced.

This really is a question from the field "what I like best".
Mathematically no difference, and beauty is the eyes of the beholder.


> Arthur

I created a linear regression line(30) for a stochastic 14,3,3 simple.
I did this for the top and middle and noticed the regression line in
the middle window did not angle as steeply.
So I made the middle window larger and was able to make it appear to
be equal to the top regression line; also by making the middle window
larger than the top it makes the middle regression line appear to be
steeper than the top regression line.

It seems like they would always appear the same regardless of
indicator window size?

What is the solution:
    1) Make the top and middle indicator windows the same size?
    2) place both regression lines, eg MS vs Price, only in the top
window?

suggestions and explinations greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advanced.
Arthur

I would greatly appreciate if anybody could help me out with this one:
Looking to create a PCF that meets two qualifications. And then the
reverse with two qualifications.

  -- 10 day exponential MA already crossed down thru 30 day exp MA
        in addition to an 8 day exp MA just recently (within a week or
        so)crossed down thru 55 day exp MA

  -- Same thing only on the up side:
        10 EMA up thru 30 EMA already ... with a recent 8 EMA up thru
        55 EMA

I've seen some huge moves after both are met.

Thank you in advance.

I placed two photos in the photo section of this group
to illustrate the potential power of the price/TSV17 set up
in stocks. For funds use RSI9.3.

richone1334;

> Minimize Yahoo Advertising and the annoying pop-up boxes with
SpyBlocker (Free)
http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/mia/k/r/kryp/

Suggestion:
Reset SpyBlocker daily

> but if you want to make changes to your personal page like in
Yahoo, it needs to be off.

That's when Yahoo advertisers hit your system with SpyWare.

Suggestions:
After reseting SpyBlock, remove SpyWare that may have been added
while SpyBlocker was disabled
Ad-aware (Free) at
http://tomcoyote.com/lsindex.html

If Ad-aware removes SpyWare, use a disk cleaner to remove unwanted
files and garbage. One of many is Clean Disk 2002 (Free trial)
http://www.aesoftware.com/

ejr

--- In Telechart2000_Users@y..., "ejr39" <ejr39@y...> wrote:
> and the annoying pop-up boxes with SpyBlocker (Free)
>
> http://personal.atl.bellsouth.net/mia/k/r/kryp/
>
> ejr

Thanks again for the link, I have it and is great
In almost 2 weeks I have had it running has
blocked over 12,000 bugs, ads, cookies, and other
items, so am happy, but if you want to make changes
to your personal page like in Yahoo, it needs to
be off.
Have shown it in my meetings and could not find the
link, so thanks again to ejr39 who seems to know one
heck of a lot, and where to find things.
I wish you were in St.Louis so you could come to our
group meetings, have told them you are one of the most
helpful persons I have ever ran into.
Rich W

--- In Telechart2000_Users@y..., "patman045" <irish@g...> wrote:
> Been foolin' around with the TSV17 PCF recommended by cpratsch and
I
> was hoping he, or someone, could help with interpreting an example.
>
> Nike has a distinctly upturned TSV17 line but it is far below
price.
> Does this mean anything?  Is it just the slope of the TSV line or
its
> position relative to the priceline or both?
>
> Can ya help me out here?
>
> Thanks, Pat
Look back. In October 2001 the signal was positive. From December 01
to mid-March 02 it was negative.It is positive for the last day. The
TSV 17 signal does not have to be above price as their number systems
are not in sync by design.To find a buy or sell signal one needs more
than TSV,like short stochastics 2.2.2 or 5.3.3 or 14.4.4, and
positive MACDs. TSV gives the overall trend indication that excists
or that will exist. The length of time when the signal shows up and
when price moves varies greatly.

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Been foolin' around with the TSV17 PCF recommended by cpratsch and I
was hoping he, or someone, could help with interpreting an example.

Nike has a distinctly upturned TSV17 line but it is far below price.
Does this mean anything?  Is it just the slope of the TSV line or its
position relative to the priceline or both?

Can ya help me out here?

Thanks, Pat

Hurrah, here we are again. Never could get the club transformed. So
let's keep discussing the TC2000 programs, and off I go:
Divergences
Just like you can place TSV (any, for example TSV17) on the top chart
with price to show you powerful positive and negative divergences,
you can do the same with funds and RSI9.3. Both permit divergences
that are the ONLY indicators in Technical Analysis that have a
predictive value. Try it with 5-6 months time on the chart, as the
position of both indicators depend on the time period used.
Examples: BA negative, WTU positive.
No PCFs exist for this setup other than TSV17 > AVG(TSV17,4) which
says "give me all stocks whose TSV17 is above its 4-day MA simple".
Add TSV17 > TSV17.1.....to make sure TSV17 goes up.

. Balance of Power (BOP)
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/bopug.html
also, review Worden Note – 10/01/2001

. Japanese Candlestick Patterns
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/canstiug.html
http://www.hal-pc.org/~wsrafuse/candleformula.html

. Exponential Calculations
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/expo.html
or review Worden Note – 02/26/2001

. Indicator and Price Divergence
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/divug.html

. Historical Volatility and Historical Volatility Ratio
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/histvolt.html

. MACD (Simple Moving Average Convergence Divergence)
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/macdug.html
http://www.hal-pc.org/~wsrafuse/macd.html

. Money Stream (MS)
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/moneystream.html

. Stochastics (STOC)
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/stocug.html

. TSV – Time Segmented Volume
http://www.tradeon.com/tradeon/tc2000/tsvug.html

ejr

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