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Strategies & Market Trends : StockCharts.com

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To: bob wallace who wrote (563)4/23/2003 9:55:36 AM
From: Cush   of 836
 
Good Morning, Bob. Here are a few thoughts on the StockCharts.com features that I use most.

Charts & Annotations.

This is the biggest one for me. I guess I've studied tens of thousands of charts over the past five years. As I see it, getting the eye adjusted to chart patterns is a key to successful Technical Analysis.

It's crucial to me that the charts come up fast and with my settings. That's another thing I believe is that TA works best if you can settle on certain indicators and parameters and stick with them.

I annotate a lot. I annotate where I see signals with MACD, Stochastic, Moving Average crosses, DMI crosses, Support and Resistance lines.

I have a Favorites List with the Major Indexes (Dow, Nasdaq, TSX, HUI, and XOI) with both Daily and Weekly settings. Often I work from the Chartbook view and go directly to Annotation. I find this helps me focus.

I have about 30 Favorites Lists; Indexes, Sectors, Individual Sector (stock lists), My Stocks, Stocks with Volume and Price that I watch, etc.

SharpChart View

I use this view when I hear about anything I want to look at during the day. With this I can quickly flip through a few of my favorite settings, and add something to one of my lists if it looks worthwhile.

Scan Engine

I've got about two dozen scans that I can run.
Usually I run them on one of my Favorites Lists that has about 100 stocks that I feel are worthwhile watching.

CandleGlance View

I use this when I want to skim through a lot of stocks in one of my lists, looking for certain patterns, like maybe where the RSI is.

MarketCarpet

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