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Robert,
Thank you for your reply. You are correct that there is no easy way to study all
of the indicators available commercially. I have rewritten my inquiry to the
group to see if there can be a generalized way that the users can list their
approval or lack of to the various vendors. For instance, if someone has
purchased indicators from Mr. Jurik and they like them, they could just say that
Jurik's indicators have added value to their trading decisions. If someone has
researched many of the commercially available indicators, and a thorough response
would be too demanding to be typed to the list, I would be glad to call them at my
expense if they would have the time to respond.
No response to the question is also acceptable to me, as it would take a lot of
effort that many, understandably, do not have time for. I own and manage a
medical company, as well as trade my own account, so I know how little time is
available in a day.
Thanks for all responses,
Stuart
Robert W Cummings wrote:
> No easy way to accomplish an answer to your question concerning indicators.
> Except to suggest going through TS documentation either in the literature
> or in TS help menu. Different indicators were written to do different
> things and you have to put them together according to your own style of
> trading. No easy way out here takes hard work and your time.
>
> Robert
>
> At 11:11 PM 4/13/1999 -0500, stuart wrote:
> >I am new to this users group, though I have been a trader for several
> years and
> >have used TS 4.0 for about 3 years. I use Advanced Get and Dynamic
> Trader, so I
> >use very little within TS as far as indicators, either canned or custom. My
> >question is directed to all, though it seems that Mark Brown and a few others
> >would seem to have most of the experience needed to answer this.
> >
> >From your experience, what indicators, canned or custom, are the most
> usefull?
> >Is there a concensus of opinion in regards to canned indicators from vendors
> >such as Jurik or others? Has anyone put together a system to help day
> trade the
> >SP500? Most of my trading involves fibonacci relationships combined with
> E.W.,
> >though EW has mainly served to get me used to looking at market structure,
> less
> >on any certain count being engraved in stone.
> >
> >If the questions are too generalized or would take too long of an answer, you
> >can e-mail me directly and/or leave a number and time I can reach you and
> I will
> >respond privately.
> >
> >-Stuart Briscoe
> >
> >
> >
> >
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