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To: Proud Deplorable who wrote (64032)	3/8/2009 10:08:52 PM
From: tyc:>	Respond to of 78416

>> I was holding G and watching the swings, wishing I had played them but one day I noticed that without trading it I was getting nowhere.... You mentioned G and DAK mentioned the banks, so perhaps it's not off topic to mention a trading strategy i have devised... Imagine a relative strength chart showing only the 7/14 day MA of TD:G. I'll post such a chart next. the last MA crossover favours TD. If/as the blue 7 line moves up, I will at intervals increase my holding of the stronger TD stock at the expense of the weaker G. If/as it moves down i wlll reverse , rebalancing whenever a MA crossover appears. The aim is to capture the trend swings of the two stocks. One or the other could swing a long way relatively.