DreamboatAnnie's Account Talk

DBA, I still see good correlation between the stochastics and highs (sell) and lows (buy) - above 80 consider an exit, below 20 look at entries. Your old charts too!

https://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/a...sToggle=false&chartStyleToggle=false&state=11

I was also thinking about using a method that heavily relies on MACD because it seems to be pretty good during high volatility. Hummm.... Will see about it. Just kinda feel like I'm beating my head against a wall. Wow... There is an emoji for that! Lol... :banghead:

I would like an indicator that tells me which indicators are currently working and when to switch between them, maybe it already exist?

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I love it! :D. Thanks JTH. So now wondering what Fed will do and how market will react. Also election coming up and I just have sense it will rise with a GOP win... Will see. I would like to be in for it.

Also, Thank you Whipsaw! Stochastics gave always been a favorite. :D
Best wishes to you all!
 
Been busy lately. Trying to keep up with charting. Here are Pink lined Strategy 3 charts.

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02 - C FUND - SPX DAILY.png


Strategy 3. Started displaying pink line charts on 10/21/22. Blue or Green vertical dashed lines inserted for entry. Pink and red vertical dashed lines to denote partial and full exits, respectively. Enter market only when both Slow Stochastics and RSI drop to the low levels indicated by drawn in Pink Horizontal Lines. Exit point is varied....3-5 days after initial entry with RSI reversal a definite exit but possibly longer--f MACD gets above its signal line but exit if it gets flat headed. Still testing this.

Strategy described at post 4889 & 4894 & 4903.
• Post 4889 says, go in when both RSI and Slow Stochastic get below low levels indicated by my inserted Pink lines and then stay in only a few days, reducing exposure as price gets close to whipsaw zone.

• Post 4894 says, I am particularly looking for Slow Sto to drop below 10 (black line) and be below its signal line (red line) and then starting to rise above its signal line for entry while also looking at RSI to see if it is pointing upward. Will use whipsaw lines to exit or reduce exposure. Note: Also, best to enter after Slo Sto starts to rise back above its signal line.

• Post 4903 says, Blue [and now Green] vertical line marks strategy entry where both pink [horizontal] lines were touched or breached and where both RSI-7 and slow Sto start to rise. I like to see Slow Sto get below 10 and then start to rise before any entry. Exit point is varied....3-5 days after initial entry with RSI reversal a definite exit but possibly longer stay in market (before exit) if MACD gets above its signal line. Still testing this.
 
Charts. Looks like market wants to go back up. Has not hit Pink criteria! But with elections tomorrow, there might be a bounce on Wednesday...just depends on who wins! :D

01 - S FUND - DWCPF DAILY.png

02 - C FUND - SPX DAILY.png

03 - I FUND -EFA DAILY.png

04 - F FUND - AGG DAILY.png
 
Definitely for F fund. Here are pink line charts. I do believe following MACD crossovers might be best strategy. This has been such a tough year for me. Hearing that there is still more pain to come from further interest rate hikes and Fed hike in December. At this point, I am scratching my head. So inflation coming down but still overall inflation is still very high. I continue to be cautious. Best wishes to you all! :smile:

01 - S FUND - DWCPF DAILY.png

02 - C FUND - SPX DAILY.png

03 - I FUND -EFA DAILY.png

04 - F FUND - AGG DAILY.png
 
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