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Mactheriverrat
3,135 posts
msg #134996
Ignore Mactheriverrat
modified
3/18/2017 11:55:02 AM

@ T_charp
If the price has reach the EMA(21) area it has already broken the uptrend trend line. I myself use a close of the EMA(9). If price re-mounts above the EMA(9) chance's are price will extend the uptrend.

Look at PVG first leg up what happens when trend line is broken at the top . Price breaks trend line, then price makes a close below EMA(9), then everything goes to hell. Price did close below ema(9) about late January so one could have got out then from getting in late December . That would have been a nice gain. PVG is a good buy in point now again.



Mactheriverrat
3,135 posts
msg #134998
Ignore Mactheriverrat
modified
3/19/2017 1:43:32 PM

Finding the Trader group smallest compression area is 1.00 . From compression comes expansion. Ratio showing a cross above show that area.

Submit
Fetcher[ apply to symlist(pvg , clvs)
add column Average Day Range(30)

set{ratio, eMa(3)/ eMa(15) one day ago }
and add column ratio
and add column ratio one day ago
and add column ratio two day ago
draw ratio line at 1.00

Chart-length is 11 months

draw ema(3)
draw ema(4)
draw ema(5)
draw ema(6)
draw ema(7)
draw ema(8)
draw ema(9)
draw ema(10)
draw ema(11)
draw ema(12)
draw ema(13)
draw ema(14)
draw ema(15)

draw ema(30)
draw ema(35)
draw ema(40)
draw ema(45)
draw ema(50)

draw ema(60)

* ZxZ is number of consecutive days price above (+)/below(-) previous EMA(9) */
set{ZZb,days( price is above EMA(9) 1 day ago,250)}
set{ZZa,days( price is below EMA(9) 1 day ago,250)}
set{ZxZ, ZZa - ZZb} and add column ZxZ {Z_x_Z}

do not Draw ZxZ

KxK is number of consecutive days eMA(3) above (+)/below(-) previous eMA(15) and set{KKb,days( eMA(3) is above eMA(15) 1 day ago,250)}
set{KKa,days( eMA(3) is below eMA(15) 1 day ago,250)} set{KxK, KKa - KKb} and add column KxK {K_x_K}


Set{cntema3aboveema15,count( ema(3) > ema(15) 1day ago,1)}
draw cntema3aboveema15

Set{cntema3aboveema15b,count( ema(3) < ema(15) 1day ago,1)}

draw cntema3aboveema15b

set{cntpriceoverema9,count( price > eMA(9) 1day ago,1)}
draw cntpriceoverema9

Set{cntpriceoverema9b,count( price < EMA(9) 1day ago,1)}

draw cntpriceoverema9b



]




davesaint86
725 posts
msg #135001
Ignore davesaint86
3/19/2017 5:53:23 PM

Look's good Mactheriverrat! I saved and changed the chart to a weekly. It looks like this will work well with my 401k.

Dave

mahkoh
1,065 posts
msg #135017
Ignore mahkoh
modified
3/20/2017 4:54:49 PM

Maybe..
Fetcher[
average volume(30) above 400000
price above3
draw ema(3)
draw ema(6)
draw ema(8)
draw ema(10)
draw ema(12)
draw ema(15)
draw ema(30)
draw ema(35)
draw ema(40)
draw ema(45)
draw ema(50)
draw ema(60)

set{xx1,ema(8) / ema(10)}
set{xx2,1-xx1}
set{xx3,abs(xx2)}

set{x1,ema(6) / ema(12)}
set{x2,1-x1}
set{x3,abs(x2)}

set{xxx1,ema(3) / ema(15)}
set{xxx2,1-xxx1}
set{xxx3,abs(xxx2)}

set{y1,xx3 + x3}
set{y2,y1 + xxx3}
set{y,y2 / 3}

y reached a 15 day low do not draw y do not draw y 15 day low
add column y
sort column 5

set{atr1,weighted atr(20) / close}
set{atr20,atr1 * 100}
add column atr20
atr20 above 1 do not draw atr20
]




graftonian
1,089 posts
msg #135036
Ignore graftonian
modified
3/21/2017 2:28:17 PM

Mac, A couple of questions. 1) Why did Guppy add the section on Darvas Box? 2) Do you think we are in for a downtrend? XLV and XLK probably will stop out today, so I am back to cash.

Applying MMA's to the spider sectors yields an interesting picture, in that the only sectors (and they are not really sectors) showing any promise are AGG, SH and SPXU. I am sitting on the fence, wondering which way the wind will blow

four
5,087 posts
msg #135111
Ignore four
modified
3/24/2017 5:06:56 PM

Just "bumped" into this...

https://wishingwealthblog.com/category/my-favorite-posts/

Another approach I like to use is an adaptation of the 12 exponential moving averages that Australian technical analyst Daryl Guppy uses. His GMMA (Guppy multiple moving averages) plots the following weekly moving averages (six short averages 3,5,8,10,12,15 and 6 longer term averages 30,35,40,45,50,60).


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https://videos.worden.com/webinars/DrEricWish041310.html

Mactheriverrat
3,135 posts
msg #135126
Ignore Mactheriverrat
3/25/2017 1:22:49 PM

@ graft
XLK - Weakness watch for re-mount of ema(9)


SPXU - very weak push for trend change.


XLV - Out already


AGG - Side ways movement - No trend!

SH - Like SPXU - very weak push for trend change.


Mactheriverrat
3,135 posts
msg #135127
Ignore Mactheriverrat
modified
3/25/2017 1:34:59 PM

@four
Nice links
I will have to download some 3rd party software as Apple's Quick time software won't open .wmv movies.

QQQ like graft's XLK which are showing weakness from the traders group " ema(3) to ema(15) " the Investors group " ema(30) to ema(60) " are showing very little compression at all. I myself would wait for a re-mount of price above the ema(9) on QQQ



BTW- my ratio's are
the first one is a ema(3) to ema(15)
and second one is ema(30) to ema(50)

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set{ratio, eMa(3)/ eMa(15) one day ago }
and add column ratio
and add column ratio one day ago
and add column ratio two day ago

draw ratio line at 1.00

set{ratio1, eMa(30)/ eMa(50) one day ago }
and add column ratio1
and add column ratio1 one day ago
and add column ratio1 two day ago
draw ratio1 line at 1.00



nibor100
1,010 posts
msg #135286
Ignore nibor100
4/5/2017 5:17:48 PM

@Mactheriverrat,

On the weekend of Mar 12th you posted charts of AMD, and BAC as examples of the long term averages strength and strong potential upside. AMD has pretty much gone sideways since then and BAC took a turn down. Using StockFetchers "similar chart" utility I found some other examples, which I've identified in the symbol list below,

Some of these go sideways like AMD, others down like BAC and others go up as expected.

While I like the Guppy MMAs I've always run into this situation where the stock can break in any direction no matter how strong the prevailing longer term averages look.

I know you posted several times that all is needed is GMMA and a trend line but it looks to me that another indicator or two could be helpful....

Thanks,
Ed S.

Fetcher[
ema(3) is near ema(5) within the last 1 days
EMA(8) is near ema(10) within the last 1 days
eMA(12) is near ema(15) within the last 1 days
EMA(30) is near ema(35) within the last 1 days
EMA(40) is near ema(45) within the last 1 days
EMA(50) is above ema(60) within the last 1 days

chart-time is 6 months

apply to symlist(amd,bac,rww,iyg,ciz,adbe,site)
]





Mactheriverrat
3,135 posts
msg #135290
Ignore Mactheriverrat
modified
4/6/2017 12:52:16 AM

Side ways isn't always bad as long as the long term group doesn't compress . Price falls below the ema(15) one should use caution and really watch the longer term group. BAC is a prime example.


Now AMD is still Bullish and still can make another run up . It just has to breakout above the ascending triangle. The markets that were like today where AMD was up near the top of the ascending triangle but the markets sold off like air out of a flat tire. I'm still in as AMD range is in a tight trading range.



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