Trader Fred Needs Help

[tsptalk]

Bump! Anyone interested?

http://www.tsptalk.com/mb/showthread.php?t=9479

 

[tsptalk]

Is he looking for pictures or OLHC's?

He didn't say specifically. Both would be nice but I think as long as he has the dates it would work.

 

[RealMoneyIssues]

I will offer 6-months free access to his service.

Kinda wish I knew how to do this...

 

[JTH]

With the Ninja software, you can dial in Yahoo's data for free. That will take you as far back as 1938 (I believe) Is he looking for pictures or OLHC's?

 

[tsptalk]

Thanks. That is helpful. I think he is looking for a closer look at the daily charts so he can plug in dates and prices, but that looks like a good place to start for someone.

 

[Intrepid_Timer]

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Trader Fred Needs Help. I will be busy this week so if anyone wants to take on this request from Trader Fred, I will offer 6-months free access to his service.

He is doing modeling work with inverted H&S patterns and needs some historical data. Here is what he asked me:

As I mentioned previously, the vectors lined up really nice on the two inverse Head and shoulders, specifically on the right shoulder. The model I accidently found deals exclusively with the wedge formed to the right of the right shoulder (for an inverse H&S). I guess that would be called the "exit wedge" and the upper and lower lines forming the right wedge would be called the "exit lines" because once the market moves to the right beyond the right shoulder wedge and its lines, the market has exited that inv. H&S pattern.

So, it would be useful in my modelling if I had (say) ten more historical inv. H&S exit wedges with associated exit lines.

I assume he wants the data from the S&P 500 historical charts.

If you are interested, contact me via PM or thru email (

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Thanks!!