RE: CHARTS -T LINE TIPS30 Nov 2015 09:23
Good morning NewForestLad. If you are happy with your trading style and strategy and it works for you carry on with it. This thread is for posters who do not appear to have any such thing and to open their eyes to using charts, even on AIM, instead of trading blind. However I welcome any positive comments suggestions and above all encourage all posters to draw attention to AIM shares that have spiked for whatever reason so that its chart may be reviewed to see if it is worth trading. I missed out on cnel's initial spike @ 1.5 as I was unaware of it until it was brought to my attention @ 3p but fundamentals and chart reaction make it look interesting.
I posted the following yesterday 'just noticed ukog is on the move again also cnel looks like it may be a goer. However may have missed the boat on both, BUT using my T line would have pin pointed a much earlier entry when price first started to take off. Everyone who spots a potential Aim riser when price closes above the Tline can post as I don't have time to monitor all aim shares. In any event I can't post so much anymore as I came close to divorce last week because I was spending too much time posting and on the gee gees and neglecting work and trading forex which pays the bills.'
I won't post again until this evening but in the meantime LSE's charting facility is poor to say the least. Moneyam's is much better but does not have the lower time frames of 1 min up to daily. I suggest everyone who does not have good charting facilities registers with IG for a spread betting account. Be warned after 2 weeks the demo platform loses all the shares. To have access to shares one needs to open a live account. One does not need to spread bet but it will give one access to a far superior charting facility and the 5 and 10 minute charts for use with the 3 exponental moving average.
Will post again after 18.30 hopefully if I have shifted my accountancy work.