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Strategies & Market Trends : Technical Analysis - Beginners
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To: freeus who wrote (7220)12/7/1997 4:39:00 PM
From: Richard Estes  Read Replies (1) of 12039
 
TC2000's download of 99c a day max says if they give you a history base just keep them. I think its the S&P 100 stocks, who knows they may have some movers in there.

First thing one has to do is know thyself. What is your mindset? The "investor" may be looking for trades up to a year and thinks the 200 day ma is the best measure. Others who hone in at the 5 day to 55 day trade will find a shorter indicator. Best thing to do is experiment, read, experiment, read.

Now a basic setup, might be regression lines at 180,90,60,20. with a 89 and 21 day ma on a candlestick chart. Then have volume and OBV(0) with a 40 day MA at bottom window.

Look back just a few posts back, you will see Andy's web site index of contents. Read back on tc2000 items. you will get answers for nearly all your questions.
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