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Strategies & Market Trends : Ahh Canada - 2 out of 3 ain't bad

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To: stoxguru who wrote (878)3/8/2001 9:50:44 AM
From: Cush  Read Replies (1) of 5144
 
<font color=green>Potash Corp. POT on TSE

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Stoxguru, this is an interesting chart. The indicators appear to have been pretty valid in the past.

I don't have a position here.

I use MACD for buy signals, and Stochastic for sell signals, usually.

A good MACD buy signal is often when the MACD momentum lines cross the zero line.
Take a look at the signal on about October 23rd, last year.

Then the chart entered an area that I find very hard to be patient with.
MACD continued a bullish uptrend but Stochastic started snaking around up in the overbought zone.

Then look at that clear sell from Stochastic on about January 1st, supported by a downtrend starting in the MACD.

Now,
MACD may be turning but, IMO, it's risky trying to anticipate buy signals.
There isn't one yet, as I read the chart.

Stochastic is now snaking around in the oversold zone.
I'd look for Stochastic to support a MACD buy signal, if it comes, by beginning a clear uptrend as well.

Chaikin Money Flow is negative which is usually bearish.

Remember, I'm just an amateur reading these charts to learn TA.

Good luck with things.

Cush
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