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<DIV>Perhaps my thinking is flawed and I'm counting on you all to tell me if it
is. I'm fond of displaced moving averages. It makes sense to me that
if using the average as an entry signal for a long position, that one would
use an average of the highs as opposed to the commonly used close. </DIV>
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<DIV>If one is waiting for a breakout or proof of a trend, then stock price
breaking above the average of highs seems a better indication than breaking
above the average of closes. Conversely, an average of lows would be used
for a short signal. Comments?</DIV>
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<DIV>Thanks,</DIV>
<DIV>Linda</DIV>
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Joe and RTer's,
Sorry, but I do not have the interview on file.
John Boggio
At 08:57 PM 4/10/99 -0500, Joe Frabosilio wrote:
>I just went to the web site and the interview is gone. There is an small
>interview, but this is not the one I was talking about. You'll have to ask
>John Boggio if he still has that interview and back test of Hit and Run.
>
>Sorry,
>
>Joe Frabosilio
>
>Joe Frabosilio wrote:
>
>> Hi Kishore,
>>
>> I have Hit and Run, it was a good stepping stone. If you are just
>> getting started in daytrading. I feel that using Hit and Run setups
>> alone, leaves you open for more losses than gains. So, I bought Street
>> Smarts, this is has very similar setups to Hit and Run but, you were
>> able to get into a position a day sooner, which leaves you more room for
>> better gains. Something was still missing from my trading, then I bought
>> Dynamic Trading by Robert Miner. Then I was able to blend everything
>> together, along with my Level II knowledge and intra day indicator.
>>
>> Please note that if you are a mechanical trader, then you will have a
>> hard time with any of the systems. Reason you have to blend and work
>> with them, sometimes they don't work exactly as the book says but with a
>> little bending at times they work great. In other words you have to use
>> judgment.
>>
>> Goto http://www.realtraders.com and look up the best of realtraders,
>> John Big.... (Sorry about the last name) did some back testing and
>> interview with Jeff Cooper, you might find interesting.
>>
>> Trade Well,
>>
>> Joe Frabosilio
>>
>> Kishore Rochey wrote:
>>
>> > Has anyone read the above books from Jeff Cooper and has any
>> > comments about it.
>> >
>> > Kishore Rochey
>> > Private Clients
>> > Kim Eng Holdings
>> > http www kesecs.com
>
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