styliten 302 posts msg #154350 - Ignore styliten modified |
10/17/2020 3:36:32 AM
See for yourself.
The above pretty much has all the information one needs to make educated guesses in real time!
(PS, SF's chart legend stopped working on this one when Donchian Band is embedded within CLRI.)
Feedback is welcome, as always.
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snappyfrog 728 posts msg #154353 - Ignore snappyfrog |
10/17/2020 8:42:41 AM
Interesting
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Cheese 1,374 posts msg #154386 - Ignore Cheese modified |
10/20/2020 12:00:17 PM
@styliten @snappyfrog @xarlor
Thanks for sharing and coding.
There seems to be some synergy after I appended your filters shown below.
One seems to complement the other quite well.
For example, around the last week of July 2020, prices together with
sty's ribbons and snappy's MACD sent out a louder message
that the bull case has weakened.
This is how I might use your filters:
UPTREND when
prices are above both of sty's ribbons
AND
snappy's Weekly_and_Daily_MACD above Weekly_MACD
DOWNTREND when
prices are below EITHER of sty's ribbons
OR
snappy's Weekly_and_Daily_MACD below Weekly_MACD
anything else means UNCLEAR, so I would WAIT FOR clearer market directions.
Thanks again.
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styliten 302 posts msg #154393 - Ignore styliten modified |
10/20/2020 3:59:08 PM
@ Cheese,
Here is another twist. It seems that day position indicator, when used strategically, can be that perfect intermediary/go between of a shorter and a longer linear regression intercepts.
For example:
The 2 Linear Regression bands are placed at the very end only because they then would not appear in the legend area, thus maximizing viewable chart area. If you bothered to rearrange and put them at the very top/beginning of the code, the viewable chart area shrinks due to legend taking up way too much space. Together, the various levels of cemas of Day Position(0.5, 8) serve as support/resistance line groups and this is highly useful when LRI(6) is far away from LRI(50) so that the white space in between are 'mapped' out with meaningful support/resistance lines in between.
Also, unlike MA(20), MA(50) or MA(200), the embedded cemas of Day Position(0.5, 8) never really diverge that much from the underlaying price. So its primary purpose is to show better or even exact timing of potential trade while it may or may not compete successfully with longer term MAs to show bigger trend.
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snappyfrog 728 posts msg #154394 - Ignore snappyfrog |
10/20/2020 4:05:55 PM
Wow, cheese, nice combination with the filter from styliten!
I looked at stocks over $5 with volume of 500k.
Time after time, these where sure winners. Brilliant!
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xarlor 585 posts msg #154396 - Ignore xarlor modified |
10/20/2020 5:54:49 PM
Here is a visual of Cheese's observations. Definitely going to need advanced sub for this one.
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Cheese 1,374 posts msg #154397 - Ignore Cheese |
10/20/2020 7:24:17 PM
@styliten @snappyfrog @xarlor
Very kind of you. Thank you so much.
I can't help but think of a few people in the past who used the insights here for their own businesses.
The three of you should really think about getting together, or maybe even team up with some other
smart and good people like davesaint86, graftonian, and Ed S nibor100, etc and brainstom your
own startup or paid subs service.
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snappyfrog 728 posts msg #154398 - Ignore snappyfrog |
10/21/2020 10:48:52 AM
Awesome xarlor. I was working on this last night!
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VirginTrader 73 posts msg #154402 - Ignore VirginTrader |
10/21/2020 10:43:15 PM
Here's my take...
visually, looks like a good script for a quickie 5% pop...still need to figure out how to whittle it down
thanks guys!
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snappyfrog 728 posts msg #155117 - Ignore snappyfrog modified |
12/27/2020 8:20:43 AM
Here is my simplified version. I took out many of the lines on the chart to make it easier to see.
Now if we can come up with a way to look at the possible angle or max separation between these two lines I think we would have a clear winner. I have posted two chart examples below to show the difference in how the slope of the lines look vs what the price did after the scan picked these.
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