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Also, is there a matching AI for only S&P stocks. If so, wouldn't it provide
a more accurate indicator reading for the S&P Contract?
thanks, for the answer, actually would you really need the 60 minute bar,
why couldn't you do it with smaller bars like 5 or 10 minute?
Mike.
-----Original Message-----
From: Jim Johnson [mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, May 06, 2002 9:47 AM
To: Michael Treasure
Cc: HZE; OMEGA LIST
Subject: Re[2]: Oddball what's all the fuss
Hello Michael,
Adv Issues is the # of NYSE stocks trading above yesterday's close.
You would normally get that index from your data provider. To trade
OddBall you would need real time data , 60 min bar chart (for the
original system code).
All that said, if you need to ask what Advancing Issues is then you
may not want to start right off with OddBall except perhaps as
learning vehicle. No offense intended, but that is a very basic
question. Perhaps a few introductory books or websites on trading,
the equity and futures markets would be a good next step.
Best regards,
Jim Johnson mailto:jejohn@xxxxxxxxx
Monday, May 06, 2002, 11:18:06 AM, you wrote:
MT> Thanks for the replies everyone. So the Oddball is really a simple
formula
MT> based on the advancing issues from the NYSE. Can anyone tell me what
exactly
MT> is the Advancing Issues and what symbol I can pick up the AI?
MT> Thanks,
MT> Treasure Man.
MT> -----Original Message-----
MT> From: Michael Treasure [mailto:Treasure@xxxxxxx]
MT> Sent: Sunday, May 05, 2002 5:31 AM
MT> To: OMEGA LIST
MT> Subject: Oddball what's all the fuss
MT> I am new and have observed this list for some time. I have heard several
MT> talk about the Oddball strategy and there seems to be quite some
excitement
MT> over it. Can anyone introduce me to this strategy and refer me to
MT> information on it? How well does it perform historically and in real
trading
MT> experience.
MT> Thanks,
MT> Treasure Man.
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