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| Filter Exchange · good trend definition | |
| corsino msg #55090 |
9/23/2007 3:32:18 PM jayz You already know the words, just include them in your filter : |
| Filter Exchange · Slope of OBV | |
| corsino msg #55081 |
9/23/2007 11:38:52 AM I don't know what kind of numbers you're getting, but they may be the actual obv. You might play around with a set statement similar to the filter below : |
| General Discussion · MA filter help | |
| corsino msg #55065 |
9/23/2007 1:26:16 AM You can try: Ma (13) equal to ma(26) ma(26) equal to ma (50) I've used this method, but with ma (5), ma(10) and ma(15) and it works. |
| Filter Exchange · Runners or Busts | |
| corsino msg #55032 |
9/21/2007 6:45:50 PM |
| Backtesting Support · Backtesting of Filter List Suggestion | |
| corsino msg #55001 |
9/21/2007 11:07:01 AM To further clarify my first suggestion: Let's say there are 15 filters on the backtest list and we want to run a comparison of their performance under identical conditions. We would set the conditions (time period, etc..) once, click on "GO", and then the program would automatically run the backtest on the 15 filters and display the result for each filter. I think this would be a big time saving feature. |
| Backtesting Support · Backtesting of Filter List Suggestion | |
| corsino msg #54999 |
9/21/2007 10:45:29 AM One convenient future backtesting feature would be the ability to backtest all your filters on the backtest list, for the same time period, with one setting of the dates, without having to do it one filter at a time. |
| Filter Exchange · Its not the Holy Grail, but after trading this strategy you should be able to afford your own. | |
| corsino msg #54760 |
9/12/2007 11:09:33 PM FWIW : |
| Filter Exchange · RSI Divergence - Help Please | |
| corsino msg #54619 modified |
9/6/2007 11:56:39 PM You might play around with a simple slope divergence: |
| Filter Exchange · hit dead bottom of the qqqq today | |
| corsino msg #54000 |
8/12/2007 3:16:38 PM It's true that the market is short-term oversold, but I'm not convinced it has reached a meaningful bottom.On the QQQQ, which M4M relies on, drawing a trend line from the top at 19 July (49.87)to the top at 8 August (49.42), it can be seen that it is on a downtrending channel.The QQQQ may now bounce since it's so oversold,but will it be big enough to break thru the downtrending line ? |
| General Discussion · Value Line | |
| corsino msg #53980 |
8/11/2007 9:40:38 AM I don't subscribe to Value Line, but a few years ago, when I lived close to a library that got it, I had success buying stocks that had just been upgraded in Timeliness from a 3 to a 2, or from a 2 to a 1. |
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