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Strategies & Market Trends : Analysis Class for Beginners

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To: Peter Lochowicz who wrote (726)3/9/1998 6:39:00 AM
From: Arthur Tang  Read Replies (1) of 1471
 
Thank you, Peter. Analysis is based on many different views but explained specifically on one subject matter. If you don't read all the posts and do not connect the different variables; then you can not get all the meaning out of a simple sentence. On top of that, I condense the statement a lot.

Short interests are published in WAll street journal and New York Times. 1 minute interval intraday chart each day gives you a, bid and ask, volume total that could be added to the short interests or subtracted from the short interests. So you can see whether it (short interests) moves or not. The date it balanced, the market will move up again. Some people think they can project the occurance of the date, base on daily trading volume. Not so. Each day, the price movements and buy and sell is different. Plus the volume has to be folded 5 times for Nasdaq trading, Folded 3 times for NYSE trading, due to the process of trading among brokerages and/or specialists.

More short interest will be recorded, as the cycle repeats itself. One day chart is the only one that can tell you the bid and ask volume.
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