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Strategies & Market Trends : Stock Attack II - A Complete Analysis

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To: Vitas who wrote (38639)8/5/2002 1:27:36 AM
From: Vitas  Read Replies (2) of 52237
 
clarification: this tick moneyflow signal is from a scan of the NYSE listed stocks that are in the OEX and a separate scan for NDX stocks

the term moneyflow is used loosely as no differentiation is made between block trades and smaller trades

the last time the positive figure was this high in the OEX scan, 61 of the 86 stocks in the database, was 4/3/01, when the figure was 61 of the 91 stocks in the database. The market gapped higher on 4/5/01

a somewhat high figure was also scored on 1/8/01

in both situations the signal day was approximately 2 weeks before expiration, and in both cases expiration prices were significantly higher than the signal date - they were essentially short squeezes which ran to the upper Bollinger band of the signal date

not all dates the last couple of years were scanned due to data problems etc

I have not changed either list of stocks in the OEX or NDX
since December

the signal contemplates being long at the close the day following the signal (Monday) and says nothing about what kind of day Monday will be

the Nasdaq scan was not particularly noteworthy, but was positive

there are times when only one of the two lists gives the signal and generally both react similarly

let's see if it works this time -g-
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