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To: ImInAndLong who wrote (15984)	12/28/2000 9:18:36 AM
From: Spark	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 19297

LOL..

To: ImInAndLong who wrote (15984)	12/28/2000 9:32:46 AM
From: Jeff	Respond to of 19297

dom't know what to tell you......i use the 1-month chart for the big move over days...... if you use the 1-day...the readings are different because its for hour moves not day moves......same with the 5 and 10 day charts...... you can use the sar intraday for daytrading moves also.....say a stocks at 50.....but the one month sar is at 90......well intraday the sar will be around 51.....and if it hits you buy and may get in just before a move to 53.....then mo stops......you see the sar hit from below...you know the trend will change then you sell long and go short..... the point.....on the one month chart.....if the sar is within 10%.....and hits...you can get in before a big move..like a 3 or 4 day run...... intraday...you get in on smaller moves..... you just have to experiment with it.......i go by what i see.....and use it my way......maybe others see something different.....whatever works......