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Jerry:
This trading idea only applies to the stock index futures. I assume that
mot people day trade them. If the market opens strong and is reluctant to
retrace to a level that "we" want to be able to feel comfortable
buying,
what do we do? I have found that if the AD line is 600+ or more, watch
a 3 minute stochastic, if it gives a buy signal this is usually a low
risk trade for a good short term pop. If the AD line is 1000+ and you
have more than 1 hour left in the day, the above method works very well.
In fact you can almost buy the futures anywhere and make money. But I
would wait for a 3 minute (or what ever short term method you may use)
to buy. Unfortunately recently the market has had good up days with
poor breadth, monitor this method in the future when this is not true.
Norman E.
Norman Phair wrote:
>
> Jerry:
>
> I will agree with "those that know don't tell." If you had an indicator
> or whatever and you considered it the closest thing to the Holy Grail,
> if you sold it or gave it away it eventually would be discovered by too MANY
> people and it would not work any more the same way.
>
> Your second statement is probably true most of the time. You may find
> some people that are willing to give you some information in whatever
> form that may be useful. Don't assume that everybody is a member of the
> dog eat dog world. I will start out later this week with a trading idea
> that I have found very useful.
>
> Norman E.
>
> Jdonato98@xxxxxxx wrote:
> >
> > Something I have learned from futures trading for 13 years, and learned from
> > some of the best, "Those that know don't tell, and those that tell really
> > don't know".
> >
> > Jerry Donato
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