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Strategies & Market Trends : Jim's Nasdaq100 Special as a basket.
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To: Les H who wrote (1740)8/7/2000 10:34:43 AM
From: James F. Hopkins  Read Replies (2) of 2103
 
Hi Les; I haven't been using the HiLo but think I may want
to.
I agree the NDX is a Mo Mo index..but it's easier to track,
& trade . While I still pick a few stocks out of habit
I'm getting away from taht as it is to time consuming and I
want a life other than just playing the market.

I put out a garden this year and I had almost
forgot how much I enjoy gardening.
I don't do the garden for the money it saves as I think
it cost me as much or more than what I get out of it dollar
wise. But vegetables of the quality and taste that I get
can't be bought in any store. The average person has no
idea of what REALLY FRESH is, & how it effects the texture & taste as they have never had any.

Comparing Tomatoes to the best you can get in a store,
to the ones I grow , would be in some way similar to
watching a old jerky black and white silent movie
to watching the best we have now, and tahts no exaggeration
either. Beyond that I just have a love to watching seedlings
come up and grow..I have OKRA plants now over 8feet tall
and my second crop of Tomatoes are not long from producing.
( almost unbelievable for where I'm at ), I have had to do a
lot of watering this year.

Any way I'm just looking for a way to position trade
the QQQ or a few funds without having to watch things so close. I think the HI/LO might help.
My MO MO stocks do a fair job with signals but are so short term.
I still use the Money Flow on the top 12 dollar volume
traded stocks to see demand/supply ..it follows the way
the most money is moving..when indexes fight it very much they reverse, but it is very short term and I'm finding
the pull back in overall volume makes it less effective.
Jim
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