Dr Alexander Elder's Triple Screen trading methodology

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Dr Alexander Elder's Triple Screen trading methodology

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As a new reader of Dr. Elder's "Trading for a Living" book, I wanted to start a thread for followers of his Triple Screen methodology, as described in the book.

Personally, I found the psychology aspect of the book most useful, but I've coded some of his indicators (Elder-Ray, Force Index) into metastock, and have coded the filters he uses for his Triple Screen method into Quotes Plus 2 (http://www.qp2.com/) and Metastock.

I'm curious as to whether or not anyone else uses this methodology, and what luck you are having with it, modifications you've made, etc.

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6	<i>Someone else mentioned "the trailing stop buy-in point moving dow	unixgeek	-	2/4/1999
5	Perry Kaufman. His 3rd ed. of 'Trading Systems and Methods' just appea	Bob Jagow	-	2/4/1999
4	<i>I am working strictly from Kaufman's description of the TScreen.&l	unixgeek	-	2/3/1999
3	I am working strictly from Kaufman's description of the TScreen. -weekly MA	Bob Jagow	-	2/3/1999
2	<i>You are supposed to break the ice, UG ;)</i> I have never been	unixgeek	-	2/3/1999
1	You are supposed to break the ice, UG ;) I posted a triple screen test on tec	Bob Jagow	-	2/3/1999

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