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  Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 7:01 
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  Subject: Re: [Metastockusers] Digest 
  Number 1347 
  
  Chichungchoi,
  Indicators are like stocks. You have 
  to get to know one and know what the formula and the concept behind it is. 
  Once you know what the indicator is indicating then you can look at the 
  chart and determine if the indicator is showing anythng worthwhile. Is 
  there a one size fits all indicator? No. If there was it'd soon be factored 
  in by the market and it'll become useless anyway. Like the name says, it's 
  an "INDICATOR" not a predictor. It only tells you something about the 
  condition of the market currently not where the prices are 
  headed.
  One other thing, "KISS." 
  As you study the charts over 
  and over again and draw trendlines and notice formations reflect it against 
  your indicator, you'll become more and more intuitive about the whole 
  thing. That's when you become a trader. You become your own indicator - ala 
  Soros. This is also probably the reason why you have to toil over trading 
  for years. You read, you study, you research and you explore until you come 
  up with something that talks to you. Yeah there are those that'll tell you 
  that entry is everything, others that'll say that it's about probabilities. 
  This is all true but is it true for you? That's the million dollar quetion. 
  What may work for one trader may not work for you. Why? Because at some 
  point you become discretionary. It's just human nature and since markets 
  basically reflect human nature, that is, fear and greed, it's only natural 
  that it is very difficult to fit either or both the trader and the market 
  to a  mechanical method. That's the constant battle that goes on within. Do 
  you absolutely rigidly conform to the prescribed method found by 
  computerized research or do you put a little bit of experience behind the 
  trade? In the end it's up to the individual but I imagine even the best 
  system traders still use discretion. Markets constantly evolve and change 
  and so must the trader. Even if you are a very disciplined trader you 
  still constantly do research and tweak your approach or method. Otherwise, 
  if you stand still, when your approach goes out of cycle you'll give 
  too much away. That's why you'll have to read and read and research 
  and research just to keep up with the markets.  
  There is one 
  constant that should always be your guide if you are a techinical trader. 
  That is the aforementioned "fear and greed." That has been and always will 
  be the one constant of ANY market. If you're a short term trader that maybe 
  your best friend. And even if you are a longer term trder it'll give you 
  better entry points. That's why Bollinger bands and regression channels 
  tend to show support and resistance as the markets gyrates from one extreme 
  to the other. So if you base your research on that kind of thinking you may 
  have better luck.
  Lastly, have fun with the whole thing. It's a 
  business but if it's not fun then you'll be miserable because you'll lose 
  money and time for a good while and I imagine, unless your one of the 
  gifted, a lot more than you may expect. But if you toil through and manage 
  to come out the other end, you'll probably feel that is was all definitely 
  worth it!
 
 
  good luck!
  Gus
 
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  Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 00:02:18 -0000 >    From: 
  "chichungchoi" <chichungchoi@xxxxxxxxxxxx> > Subject: Should I 
  follow indicators? >  >  > There are too much indicators for 
  trading. Could anyone give me any  > advise whether I should strictly 
  follow one indicator to trade or  > determine the trend with a lot of 
  indicators for confirmation on any  >  > trading signals? > 
   > If I follow one indicator, I will get a clear boundary for entry and 
   >  > exit. If I determine the trend with a lot of indicators, I 
  wait most  >  > of the time, and miss the entry and exit, because 
  there is no clear  >  > boundary. >  > Does anyone 
  have any suggestion? > Thank you > Eric >  >  > 
   >  > 
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   >    Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2005 16:08:25 -0800 
  (PST) >    From: Bill Kearney 
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   >    Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 00:56:03 
  -0000 >    From: "superfragalist" 
  <jackolso@xxxxxxxxxxx> > Subject: Re: Should I follow 
  indicators? >  >  > Yeah, I have a suggestion. You should 
  read something around a 100  > trading and systems development books, 
  and then if you plow another  >  > few thousand hours into 
  understanding what you've read,  > experimenting  > and figuring 
  out how to trade with what you've come up with, then  > you'll be close, 
  really close. >  > There's nothing anyone on here is going to post 
  that will help you  > more than the above mentioned paragraph.  > 
   > If there was one good indicator--or trading method--we'd all be 
   > using  > it. We ain't. Indicators fit people and personalities. 
  It's all in  > what you can use, and no one on here, or anywhere else, 
  can define  > that for you.  >  > Go to amazon buy every 
  book they have on trading and sytems  > development and you'll be off to 
  a relatively mild start, but  > generally in the right direction. 
   >   > Read Van Tharp's Trade Your Way to Financial Freedom 
  first. That  > will  > get rid of a lot of your misconceptions 
  like entries are important.  >  > Read the other 100 books next, 
  and then read Van Tharp's again. By  > that time you might have a prayer 
  of getting it.  >  > If you want easy--go bowling! > 
   > Sorry, but them's the realities. >  >  >  > 
   > --- In Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "chichungchoi"  > 
  <chichungchoi@xxxx> wrote: > >  > > There are too much 
  indicators for trading. Could anyone give me  > any  > > advise 
  whether I should strictly follow one indicator to trade or  >  > 
  > determine the trend with a lot of indicators for confirmation on  > 
  any  > > trading signals? > >  > > If I follow one 
  indicator, I will get a clear boundary for entry  > and  > > 
  exit. If I determine the trend with a lot of indicators, I wait  > most 
   > > of the time, and miss the entry and exit, because there is no 
   > clear  > > boundary. > >  > > Does anyone 
  have any suggestion? > > Thank you > > Eric >  > 
   >  >  > 
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   >    Date: Sun, 9 Jan 2005 20:41:13 -0800 
  (PST) >    From: Bill Kearney 
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   >    Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 00:35:59 
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   >    Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 06:31:01 -0800 
  (PST) >    From: Bill Kearney 
  <bill_k35_2000@xxxxxxxxx> > Subject: ***** My Picks For Monday 
  01/10/2005 ***** >  > Time: 8:50 Am E.S.T. Remember that the Picks 
  are a Watch List List  > of Stocks. By that I mean Only enter after the 
  Trend is Confirmed.  > Again Wait to at Least : 10:00 AM, EST before 
  entering any trades,  > this helps clear out any Market Makers that have 
  been painting the  > Tape.  Next As Always use Trailing Stop Loss 
  Orders for added  > protection, since Day Trading & Swing Trading 
  are RISKY.  Use Your  > Level-2 Screen to Watch MM's & Order 
  Flow especially pay attention  > to the Spread between the Bid & 
  Asked Price. NOTE: Watch The Level-2  > Screen Carefully & Exit the 
  Trade once profitable if the Tide Turns.  > & Stick with your Stop 
  Loss if the Trade goes against you. *****  > Longs :  CMCSA, PRT, 
  JOE, PPC, GT, SBUX, ERICY, FON, SNUS, WIZD.ob    > ///  
  *****  Swing Trades : KLAC, RFMD, ELBO, WWCA, EK, SIRI.  
  ///     > *****  Shorts :  GM, F, VZ, T.  
  ///  ***** Remember : To Exit at or  > prior to 2:00 Pm. This is 
  Because 2:00 PM EST Tends to be Close to  > the High of the Day for 
  Longs & the Low of The Day For >  Shorts.  & the 
  Reason I added Prior is So that You Know TO WATCH  > YOUR LEVEL-2 Screen 
  & Exit if the Tide Shifts between Buyers &  > Sellers.  The 
  10:00 & 2:00 Rule are like the Drivers Safety Rule,  > Hands on the 
  Wheel at 10:00 & 2:00 For Maximum Safety. This applies  > to the 
  Market as well. When operating your trades Do not Enter before  > 10:00 
  am & Exit BY 2:00 Pm. Now there are times once you are  > advanced 
  you can break the 2:00 Pm Rule. But Not Now.  ** NOTE : DAY  > 
  TRADING & SWING ARE PRONE TO MORE RISK ! Remember INVESTING INVOLVES 
   > Risk Never Invest/Trade Any More Than You Can Afford to Lose. 
  **   > Know your Financial Goals Decide if Day trading is right for 
  a  > portion of your portfolio or not. DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH.  
  Understand  > Your Risk Tolerance, Time Horizon for Financial 
  Objectives.  > Understand the Tax Bracket you are in & the TAX 
  Situation that you  > may have with Active Trading in a Non Qualified 
  Account. ** PICKS  > Are For EXPERIENCED TRADERS ONLY.  ** Picks 
  are for Paper Trading : >  Entertainment Purposes.   
  BOOKS  On Level 2 Screen Reading :  The  > Electronic Day 
  Trader, Authors : Marc Friedfertig & George West.  Mc  > Graw 
  Hill Publisher. //  How To Get Started in Electronic Day  > 
  Trading. Author : David Nassar.  Publisher: Mc Graw Hill. : //  The 
   > NASDAQ Traders Tool Kit. Author : M. Rogan LaBIER.   
  Publisher  > :Wiley . //  Also Web Link : Tools-of-the Trade.com : 
  All of the  > Books Listed are Highly Recommended Reading By Most 
  Trading Sites,  > Next They are on Sale at Most on-line book stores for 
  : $1.00 Each.  > Now Thats Cheap.  Read them & Expand your 
  Horizon. *****  Take Care  > & May You Have A Prosperous Day 
  !  *****      ~ Bill 
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   > Message: 7         
   >    Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 14:46:06 
  -0000 >    From: "jim" 
  <jimk_30045@xxxxxxxxx> > Subject: Re: AMA - Kaufmann or Equis 
  version...Opt... >  >  > Thank you Jack..appreciate 
  it.... >  >  >  >  > 
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   > Message: 8         
   >    Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 17:41:36 
  -0000 >    From: "Senthil Murugan.S" 
  <senthilmurugan_2000@xxxxxxxxx> > Subject: 2 Decimal 
  units.. >  >  > The Price should be displayed in 2 decimal 
  units instead of the 4  > decimals.  For eg)30.05 is displayed as 
  30.0500    But dont want the  >  > last 2 
  '00'  :)   changing the Decimal option confuses. The price 
   > changes to '30.^2' or something like that not readable :(  What 
   > should be done ? >  >  >  >  >  > 
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   > Message: 9         
   >    Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 23:57:40 
  -0000 >    From: "duvanws" 
  <duvanws@xxxxxxxxx> > Subject: Hi everyone! I am looking for some 
  good real estate  > partners >  >  > NouveauRich is 
  the world largest real estate investment and the  > world's premier 
  providers of comprehensive tools, education, and  > opportunity in 
  today's hottest investment market – Real Estate.  We  >  > 
  will help you to buy houses nationwide or worldwide with ZERO down.  
   >  > If you any interest or know anyone please send this infor to 
  them. >  > http://www.inwiththenew.com/wizefortune/ > 
   >  >  > Thanks >  > Duvan >  > 
   >  >  >  >  > 
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   > Message: 10        
   >    Date: Mon, 10 Jan 2005 17:08:07 
  -0700 >    From: "Bill Beaman" 
  <bbeaman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Subject: Re: Hi everyone! I am 
  looking for some good real estate  > partners >  > Has this 
  become a site just for spammers?  Where are all the true  > 
  Metastock folks?  Thanks > Bill Beaman >   ----- 
  Original Message -----  >   From: duvanws  >   
  To: Metastockusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx  >   Sent: Monday, January 
  10, 2005 4:57 PM >   Subject: [Metastockusers] Hi everyone! I 
  am looking for some good  > real estate partners >  > 
   >  >   NouveauRich is the world largest real estate 
  investment and the  >   world's premier providers of 
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  ZERO  > down.   >   If you any interest or know 
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  http://www.inwiththenew.com/wizefortune/ > 
   >  >  >   Thanks >  >   
  Duvan >  >  >  >  >  >  > 
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