WALLSTREETGENIUS
983 posts
msg #65557
- Ignore WALLSTREETGENIUS
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7/28/2008 7:41:19 PM
Thanks SF.
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cello13
88 posts
msg #65566
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7/29/2008 2:12:54 AM
Thanks Riggs. I'll try it.
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rgrgrg
11 posts
msg #65570
- Ignore rgrgrg |
7/29/2008 11:23:57 AM
any thoughts on when to enter the trade
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WALLSTREETGENIUS
983 posts
msg #65576
- Ignore WALLSTREETGENIUS
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7/29/2008 1:47:48 PM
I've already posted that. Redundancy is NOT my favorite past time, but I will start using this thread for entries and exits. I just cant keep posting the same things over & over...you understand...
RIGGS
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cello13
88 posts
msg #65591
- Ignore cello13 |
7/30/2008 2:48:36 AM
Hi Riggs
May you give us some sample trades. I think this is the easiest way for us to follow your explanations. Thanks anyway for your patience ;-)
PS: Give me a fish and I eat for a day. Teach me to fish and I eat for a lifetime. :-)
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WALLSTREETGENIUS
983 posts
msg #65595
- Ignore WALLSTREETGENIUS
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7/30/2008 9:38:12 AM
Here'a what happened just yesterday alone...
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CLEARLY RSI(2) is inferior to my Williams(2),(including the weekly!) and
it doesn't matter how you "offset" it, OR argue it!..numbers don't lie....
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Jay123
9 posts
msg #65615
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7/30/2008 9:55:35 PM
WSG... Can you please indulge a newbie and explain how to interpret the results of your Riggs RSI vs Williams MRI scan? Specifically, what are wrval, adval, and rsval, and how do you interpret their chart lines? I gather than we're looking for RSI decreasing while %R(2) is decreasing, but how does that relate to the wrval, adval, and rsval?
Also, what are rsxrs and wlxwl?
I haven't picked up enough of the finer points of the SF programming language yet to decipher the formulas.
Thanks,
Jay
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WALLSTREETGENIUS
983 posts
msg #65618
- Ignore WALLSTREETGENIUS |
7/30/2008 11:08:45 PM
I gather than we're looking for RSI decreasing while %R(2) is decreasing, but how does that relate to the wrval, adval, and rsval? Also, what are rsxrs and wlxwl?
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Jay -
Glad to explain. "rsxrs and wrxwr" is nothing more than the amount of consecutive days days RSI(2) & Billy(2) went up or down. I keep this on my dashboard, and look for stocks in some of my other filters showing the divergence between the two. I usually enter the day when WR INCREASES two(2) consecutive days, while RSI DECREASES two(2). As long as you have a positive weekly on either the MACD-H or RSI(2), this is litterally one of the most incredibly dangerous entries in all T/A. I've said this for some time now, that those who follow blindly the daily RSI(2), are the ones that are really missing out on HUGE gains...not to mention the exact and precise entry time into a falling stock!
I once bought into the RSI philosophy, but I'm a perfectionist, and NEED to be in & out of stocks before their run-ups. RSI(2) DOESN'T give you that! It never does. What it gives you, is a clue that the end is near. It doesn't offer you "precise" entry or exit timing. Now, it does offer good divergence signals, but how often do you see that on say a 3-month chart of a particular stock? Maybe once! Also, when a stock is falling and you're trying to catch the bottom, RSI(2) will hug the "0" line and stay there for days on end, while Billy(2) NEVER does that, and begins to paint a picture of divergence, or an early clue of an up-day. When a stock then breaks out, RSI(2) breaks out, but you were able to get in the day before with Billy(2) and capture ALL of that breakout in the AM, where as you would have to get in on the tail end of that days gains with RSI(2). I challenge ANYONE on any stock to tell me different. Notice no one has?....
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chetron
2,817 posts
msg #65656
- Ignore chetron |
7/31/2008 7:50:54 PM
debugged version....
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/* ((( RIGGS RSI VS WILLIAMS DIVERGENCE SCAN ))) */
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chetron
2,817 posts
msg #65657
- Ignore chetron |
7/31/2008 7:53:05 PM
another one....
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