jpcavin
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Me too. I was just too busy to take a lunch. Markets doesn't seem to be losing too much. Hopefully it's a soft drop and we'll be in an nice rally next week.
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Me too. I was just too busy to take a lunch. Markets doesn't seem to be losing too much. Hopefully it's a soft drop and we'll be in an nice rally next week.
Happy_Trails
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Not sure if I'm doing this right but looks like it is still on a buy?
$compq - 5 day ROC = 4.35 15 day ROC = 8.14 25 day ROC = (6.93) Net = 5.56.
Is this the symbol you are using JP?
$compq - 5 day ROC = 4.35 15 day ROC = 8.14 25 day ROC = (6.93) Net = 5.56.
Is this the symbol you are using JP?
jpcavin
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What is $compq? is that the NASDAQ? I look at .IXIC or ^IXIC (google or yahoo).
Based on the NASDAQ Composite close today at 2579.46 the 5d ROC=4.53, 15 Roc=8.33 and 25d ROC=-6.70. Composite=6.16
jpcavin
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I've received many PM's regarding which "system" or indicators I use. Read my threads below for an explanation.
You can read further about the Triple Momentum Timing Model at this link http://ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com/images/0131479024/samplechapter/0131479024_ch03.pdf starting around page 59. I recommend reading the entire book.
Some computer geeks also have formulas out there that are more advanced. Maybe someone with more computer knowledge than me can fine tune this Timing Model? See it here http://forums.stockfetcher.com/sfforums/?q=view&tid=72330&start=10 and http://www.amibroker.com/library/detail.php?id=788
I tried to attach my spreadsheet file but it's too big (3.6 mb). Go figure. Anyone that wants it can have it by sending me a PM with your email. Sorry.
You can get the Treasury Yield rates at http://www.treasury.gov/resource-ce...interest-rates/Pages/TextView.aspx?data=yield
I also follow the VIX (ticker ^VIX at yahoo)
You can read further about the Triple Momentum Timing Model at this link http://ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com/images/0131479024/samplechapter/0131479024_ch03.pdf starting around page 59. I recommend reading the entire book.
Some computer geeks
also have formulas out there that are more advanced. Maybe someone with more computer knowledge than me can fine tune this Timing Model? See it here http://forums.stockfetcher.com/sfforums/?q=view&tid=72330&start=10 and http://www.amibroker.com/library/detail.php?id=788 I tried to attach my spreadsheet file but it's too big (3.6 mb). Go figure. Anyone that wants it can have it by sending me a PM with your email. Sorry.
You can get the Treasury Yield rates at http://www.treasury.gov/resource-ce...interest-rates/Pages/TextView.aspx?data=yield
I also follow the VIX (ticker ^VIX at yahoo)
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burrocrat
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omg, you finished top five in less than a year and get to pick a prize! Lately I've been working at making enough returns to buy a coffee cup.
Go for the free coffee cup, even if you don't like coffee, it's like the holy grail of investing prowess.
You could autograph it and put it on ebay, I'll bid all my rep points for it.
Like you don't got enough with the +20% and all, you get a prize free too? The rich just keep getting richer.
Go for the free coffee cup, even if you don't like coffee, it's like the holy grail of investing prowess.
You could autograph it and put it on ebay, I'll bid all my rep points for it.
Like you don't got enough with the +20% and all, you get a prize free too? The rich just keep getting richer.
Happy_Trails
Active member
Yes, $compq is also the NASDAQ. I checked the closing ROCs for $compq and they are the same as yours. Thanks
jpcavin
Well-known member
Burro, I was actually at 2.74% mid June. Made it to 22+ in 2 1/2 months.
I'm excited that I was able to accomplish that much with minimal knowledge of the markets. Like I stated earlier, ignorance is bliss. Sometimes the less you know, the better off you are. Luck doesn't run forever though. I hope that anyone that follows my moves are well aware to tread with caution. I think Tom is much too kind. But I'll take that darn mug!
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jpcavin
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Just send me the bill. :laugh:
RealMoneyIssues
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She should sign it, then break it into a zillion pieces, then mail us each a piece so that her winnings are spread evenly to everyone
rcknfrewld
Active member
That would only be paying her fair share. She wouldn't miss those pieces. How dare she keep her profits.
RealMoneyIssues
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jpcavin
Well-known member
I can only say
I'm with Birch. I'm not sharing any of my winnings with any illegitimate/illegal alien children living on welfare. If you guys want a piece of my winnings, you better show me the your birth certificates and your financial statements.
konakathy
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Not sure if this is what you're looking for...http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/fund/EWZ/holdings
Someone told me to buy it over a year ago at $32 @ share (didn't) and the 52wk high got up to $81 - now around $62 and climbing. It's a basket of Brazilian companies. Check it out and let me know what you think o'wise one!
I'm on a learning curve.
Someone told me to buy it over a year ago at $32 @ share (didn't) and the 52wk high got up to $81 - now around $62 and climbing. It's a basket of Brazilian companies. Check it out and let me know what you think o'wise one!
I'm on a learning curve.
jpcavin
Well-known member
Very good Kathy! I had considered this one until I saw the price. :nuts: Only the rich can get rich! :toung:
JTH
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I've received many PM's regarding which "system" or indicators I use. Read my threads below for an explanation.
You can read further about the Triple Momentum Timing Model at this link http://ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com/images/0131479024/samplechapter/0131479024_ch03.pdf starting around page 59. I recommend reading the entire book.
Some computer geeks
I tried to attach my spreadsheet file but it's too big (3.6 mb). Go figure. Anyone that wants it can have it by sending me a PM with your email. Sorry.
You can get the Treasury Yield rates at http://www.treasury.gov/resource-ce...interest-rates/Pages/TextView.aspx?data=yield
I also follow the VIX (ticker ^VIX at yahoo)
Thanks for sharing it's good info everyone TA inclined should have a basic understanding of, I'm curious if you're actaully using the system, if so have you backtested it, and which indexes are you applying it to?
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