rudolf100
6 posts
msg #101725
- Ignore rudolf100 |
7/20/2011 6:52:02 AM
So my question is:
If you had to buy and hold a stock for a month and you couldn't sell early and
you had to base the decision off of 1 indicator which would it be?
(not market or industry strength either, also no chart lookup lol)
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wcurtis
54 posts
msg #102881
- Ignore wcurtis |
10/9/2011 8:56:15 PM
I would follow the MA(80) a month is an eternity is this market.
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straken
469 posts
msg #102896
- Ignore straken |
10/10/2011 3:02:51 PM
Providing that its the only option available I would use the RVI. Similar to the inverse of the rsi but taking volatility into account it is a very overlooked and underused indicator. I use several variations of different timeframes in many of my filters. Such as the example I have provided for the parabolic move on apple last summer. The rvi for this timeframe reached a 30 day low volatility reading and provided a nice 5 day slope for confirmation. ......If I was limited to being trapped for 1 month this would be my indicator of choice.
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TheRumpledOne
6,407 posts
msg #102911
- Ignore TheRumpledOne
modified |
10/12/2011 6:06:10 PM
"(not market or industry strength either, also no chart lookup lol)"
NO CHART LOOKUP?
So the indicator is just in a table?
Do we get to see prior days, weeks, months?
Is it a daily reading? Or can I have weekly? Monthly?
My gut feeling is I would want to know the YTD HIGH/LOW - that would be my indicator. I would know where price is within that range.
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