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http://www.tomdemark.com/indin.htm
TD Sequential [a Tom DeMark trade mark] was the starting point of my
study. The basic rule was good for the ultra bearish period 2000-2002.
The market has changed and the basic signals became rare. [A similar
behavior was detected for my D-ratio. It was very sensitive for more
than two years, but without signals the last year or so...]
The arrangement I posted yesterday seems to work even in the recent
bullish period [without loosing the main signals of the bearish years]
Give me some time to search some more variations [I will not stay in
this C<Ref(C,-3), it may be also generalised] and come back with the
results.
Before this research, let me repeat a question : Do we search for a
mirror Sell condition, something like a C>Ref(C,-3) sequence ?
This would imply similar market behavior when up and when down. I am
not convinced for the truth of the last statement.
Any opinions appreciated.
Dimitris Tsokakis
--- In amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Yuki Taga <yukitaga@xxxx> wrote:
> Hi Dave & DT,
>
> Friday, August 29, 2003, 10:13:36 PM, you wrote:
>
> DM> seems to catch a lot of nice short-term buys. misses some that
> DM> look "bigger" than ones it catches though. to put it
differently,
> DM> I might want to be long if it was in a buy, but I wouldn't want
> DM> to be short if it wasn't (:-).
>
> Yes, it catches pull backs in rising markets quite well. It appears
> not in any way to suggest shorting, ever, though. But seems to be a
> nice pullback indicator for uptrends.
>
> DM> we need the mathcing exit strategy!
>
> That would be nice, along with both an exit strategy for a bad
> signal, and a re-entry for times when that is applicable. Some of
my
> best trades are trades that I enter 2 or 3 times before I get the
> move I'm looking for. I have little or no tolerance for losers, so
> when it coughs or hiccups, I'm gone. But I've also learned over the
> years to keep a very very close eye on those situations, as they
> often reverse once again only to finally take off in the direction
> first anticipated, right after they've knocked out people like me
who
> have no tolerance for losers. They don't always come back of course,
> and this is why I'm gone right away in the first place. But there
is
> little more frustrating that getting knocked out and then watching
> from the sidelines as the thing reverses and goes in your direction
> -- without you. You've got to get back in, both from a monetary and
> psychological standpoint.
>
> Yuki
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