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To: Fintas who wrote (45851)	2/10/2013 8:07:44 PM
From: Vendit™	Respond to of 220776

I think it is best that I say, what I do is look at now and what will happen tomorrow. If tomorrow works as I thought I then look at the next day. That is swing trading a trend. Day trading is running a line of stocks that you have through my filters until I find 10 likely explosive moves set for next day. Then compare the 10 and narrow to 3. Enter all 3 with serious money at market open at market price. After entry, just begin to take profits or protect (not many) losers. So that was a day trade. The indicators that I show on this thread are daily timeframes and have served me well. I may use a long entry based on the above but exit 15 minutes after open. Based on your reply and my post above.......I think we agree that we both see the same thing but trade in different timeframes. Have a great week! V