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Strategies & Market Trends : TA- Scans and System Tests

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To: Sam Cohen who wrote (221)12/19/1996 1:56:00 AM
From: gonzongo   of 989
 
You asked for it:
A fellow named Jack Landis created a weighted stochastic in TC2000 and developed an eloborate highly successful system. He was at TAOTB in Mississippi last July at TAOTB #1 and gave a presentation on the system. It was as follows:
No second smoothing line:
(89,21)
(55,13)
(34,8)
(21,5)
(8,3)
then he weighted them together to get a combined indicator. I tested it and came up with stoch(55,21) as the closest equivalent to the weighting.His actual formula was:
.43*stoch(89, 21) +.26*stoch(55,13) +.16*stoch(34,8) +.10*stoch(21,5) +.05*stoch(8,3)
Now look especially at 8-3 and 21-5 and 55-13
when 55-13 with a 3 day smoothing on it turns down or up it usually indicates a trend reversal.
example Dell:
buy on 2-2 at 14.56
sell on 6-4 at 27.625
buy on7-26 at 26.875
sell on 9-23 at 42.469
buy on 10-15 at 44.1875
sell on 10-16 at 43
buy on 10-24 at 41.906
sell on 10-31 AT 40.688
buy on 11-8 at 44
sell on 12-10 at 59.625
now lets look at 21-5 crossing 30-70
shows a shorter term perspective....
If you look at all of Jack's 5 lines you get a look at all the time frames of the stock through a stochastic filter short term 8 day to longer term 89 day. very interesting.

yt

andy
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