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To: Smooth Drive who wrote (25199)2/15/2001 1:36:12 AM
From: Smooth Drive  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 34822
 
Anybody experimented with the daily close only on their P&F charts? In this day of high range highs and lows, a close is often times miles from the actual top of the X column or bottom of the O column.

Close only are a different animal than the high and low. I'm doing some back testing with close only (yes by hand -- crap) but taking a long or short at various positions (at certain tops/bottoms or reversals up or down) and then looking at candles and volume to see what they were signaling. I'm very green with candles but they can be a leading indicator of things to come.

One of the great things about Ben's program is it gives you the column beginning and ending dates. Just look at the P&F chart, then go to TC2000 and look at various candles, MA's, MACD's, volume, BB's etc on that particular date.

Take care,

Eric



To: Smooth Drive who wrote (25199)2/15/2001 7:46:14 AM
From: Mr. BSL  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 34822
 
Eric Re: The problem with Chartcraft's sectors is that I have no idea how they decide what the sectors are and how they decide which stocks go in them. We might go with some more standard method that is used by Yahoo, MarketWatch etc. But we're not sure yet.

Last time I looked (a few years ago) Chartcraft used the 198 or so IBD groups. IBD publishes a booklet, with sections sorted by name, ticker and groups - every quarter.

Dick