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but when you say see a buy do you mean a number of days when it closes postive back by high volume? is that the bullish signal. I've also look at the other indicators, but i've noticed that by the time the macd and others start to register a move up with other shares! the price has already moved abit up and then i think that its to late to commit. Also with sector watching! if a sector is falling how much is the retrace, is it normally 20% to 30% of the spike or the resistance high of the secctor share? Also when you say that you read the graph? are you reffering to price action, is that what you are reading? how is that done? do you have to just make notes to bits of news and see how many pence it moves up or down? many thanks once again.
Evening gtbb! i have been following your posts with interest, but just have a couple of questions. 1) how do you know that the stock has bottomed out? i know you say wait for the macd, stoch and other indicators to turn postive, but does that mean when the line turns up, or goes over 0? Also how do you tell on a candle chart that the single is to buy? 2) i agree with you that stocks follow yearly cycles, but were can i find which cycles occur at which points on the year and how many weeks before i should buy and just about cycles in general? i made a stupid mistake earlier in the week by longing m and s, and lost 800 (well cut my losses), i should have realised that the time to buy was prior xmas and sell on fact. so hopefully if i can read about cycles that would be great regards sorry posted this on yell as well!
hope this mail finds you well? like i said i have been looking into charting! its alot harder than i thought! buy starting to understand it more day by day. Just got afew questions if you could help me that would be great! first i have been trying to draw the trend line under the ftse for an upward trend and a down one as well since 2005 till now, trying to get a channel going. Do i need to connect as many points as possible? because there seems to be alot of points i miss out? also with macd which line is key in crossover to indicate and confirm a signal to buy of sell? i don't use the bargraph i use the line macd chart, also which figures do you use with macd? i have 12, 26, 9 (only because they are pre-set on the igindex charts. many thanks
Thanks chiffa, i get it now, its just crazy how many different possibilities there are. Chiffa, i don't know if you have the time, but you should produce a booklet (you know the ones that companies present reports on with the flexable spine). In there you should have have all the trends to look for e.g how the dollar affects equities, macd siginals and other stuff like that, with printed examples from pro real time. I means there are loads of books out there, but most of them neglect the basics and just go on about complex tactics and its fustrating when you cant have a simple question answered. plus its harder when your working, so i and others could read it on or at work and i would be happy to pay between 15 to 25 quid, if the knowledge was there. I know your knowledge is very good and proved, as i remember when you had oldmutal at 89p and said that it would go up to 10% and you would sell, and what happens, it goes up to 113 at peak i think. Actually what did you do? did you sell? at 1.00 or did you wait? anyway thanks for your response, will be back with some more questions latter, have a great day.
i remember reading awhile back about you saying if a stock gaps up/ or down it will go down or up to cover that gap. However when i look at the randsgold chart this does not seem to happen. why is this? also were do you think the market is going, how to i world out the resistance levels for the indices e.g dow/ftse, i heard somewhere that if the s&p breaks 1100 next target will be 1120, how do they work this out? is there a website for support and resistance levels. regards
that may let the cat out of the bag anyone