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Strategies & Market Trends : ajtj's Post-Lobotomy Market Charts and Thoughts

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To: ajtj99 who wrote (88015)10/9/2024 8:06:19 PM
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It's pretty much the only way I trade.
This is how I let the market tell me what to do.
So long as it keeps going up, I buy it along with a stop below it for the who thing. It's actually a single conditional order where one triggers the other. My orders are usually a stop-buy that triggers a stoploss.

Admittedly, this is easier to do with fallen angels or cyclical commodities where you have a roadmap than when sailing into uncharted territories. But even there you can often find ladder patterns.

Here's one, spanning 3 semiconductor cycles.

The black+red oscillator is the business cycle and helps you distinguish buy the dips from sell the rips (along with the red-green lines on the top of course). The purple one is more tactical and should be followed with the context of the longer wave.

What you are seeing is that whole the red/black indicator is falling through 60 or is still below 40, the upside to the long position is limited. So even when the purple oscillator shoots up, the stock is not going far and comes back down quickly. But when the black oscillator is cooperating, your gains are much better and your losses are limited.

The system makes investing in MU seem trivial, doesn't it?
It took forever to develop it.


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