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| Filter Exchange · My RSI(2) < 1 Filter... | |
| roca1018 msg #38516 |
10/20/2005 6:45:32 AM There are certain low priced tech stocks that can jump over 15% when they move below RSI(2). I am not implying that they move the day after crossing below RSI(2) as sometimes they are 1 or 2 day muddy failures. IMHO you have to be careful with a low priced under RSI(2) stock if there is any news that hints at an impending bankruptcy, witness the recent plunge of DPH. Regards, Rich |
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| roca1018 msg #38171 |
9/23/2005 9:53:59 PM Shel, It dosen't make sense to set tight stops on stocks with RSI(2) under 1 . Witness WGAT today closing up .29 after bottoming @ 2.02 With a 2% stop , you would have been stopped out. This is one of numerous examples. Rich |
| General Discussion · Early Base Stage Breakouts | |
| roca1018 msg #38017 |
9/17/2005 8:49:22 AM Any ideas on constructing a filter to capture stocks breaking out from a long early base in the 1-5 range? Thanks, Rich |
| General Discussion · how to buy "pool of stocks" | |
| roca1018 msg #37650 |
8/26/2005 10:17:39 AM Why not buy an ETF thru an online brokerage such as Interactive Brokers. You can buy an ETF at .01 pr share and sell at the same rate. Rich |
| General Discussion · Stockfetcher errors in company identification | |
| roca1018 msg #37649 |
8/26/2005 10:12:39 AM I have noticed on a least a couple of occasions when SF incorrectly identified the company with the ticker symbol. The most recent example is ticker CHID which is china digital but " jasmine gardens" according to SF Rich |
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| roca1018 msg #37028 |
7/23/2005 8:40:14 AM Big OH, Show ETF shares with RSI(2) below 1 If you run this on 7/22 it will bring up BBH |
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| roca1018 msg #37027 |
7/23/2005 8:36:40 AM BIG OH , I would suggest that you scan for ETF's with RSI(2) below 1. For example as of the close on 7/22, the BBH (Internet Holders) has an RSI(2)of .86 Rich |
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| roca1018 msg #36976 |
7/19/2005 6:49:47 AM Big Oh, Rumpled One, I am glad that this scalping filter is working for you. I do not have tradestation, esignal etc.. as I am working full time and I cannot monitor regularly. Is the Big Oh user name associated with the famous ex great basketball player Oscar Robinson who was often referred to as " the big o " Regards, Rich |
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| roca1018 msg #36975 |
7/19/2005 6:33:33 AM Big Oh, Rumpled One I'm glad that the filter is working well for you. I don't have esignal, tradestation etc.. and I work full time so I am somewhat limited in terms of options. Rich |
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| roca1018 msg #36942 |
7/15/2005 7:48:45 AM Rumpled One, In the example you use at the outset, you state that the 20 yd line = SL- (RL-SL) *.20 then right below you use SL - (PP-SL) *.20 if close is below PP When do you actually use the first equation which obviously generates different numbers then the second? Thanks, Rich |
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