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Strategies & Market Trends : Tom Dorsey Q&A
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To: Ms. X who wrote (49)3/9/1998 4:45:00 AM
From: bobster  Read Replies (1) of 102
 
Hi Jan,

Question for Tom,

I understand that your weekly momentum stuff is proprietary but that it is close to the crossing of a 5 week and a 1 week moving average. Is that roughly correct?

If I understood your book correctly, the "typical" length of time between RS Signals is usually around 2-2.5 years. This is why you suggest in your book that we look for stocks that have given a relatively new signal. It will increase our odds. Does this also hold true for weekly momentum. For example:

If there were two companies that looked good and were identical except for the length of time that momentum was +, would you evaluate them differently? For example, one has been + for a week, and the other for 12 weeks. Is my guess that the "typical" stock holds a direction for around 6 weeks correct. Longer? Shorter?
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