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--- In realtraders@xxxx, robert@xxxx wrote:
> ---
> Lenny & Haytham,
>
> What are your experiences using the 100% & 161.8% of the previous
> swing as the next price objective?
HA: I look at it but it will not be the deciding factor, the deciding
factor is the measured move.
> Do you find the Andrew Cardwell method has a better accuracy?
HA:I never used it in my analysis.
>
> Do you remember the message numbers or dates of your previous posts
> on this methodology?
HA: I am not sure which message you are looking for, I have commented
on NASDAQ using different methods such as SQ of 9, other squares,
angle, mirror image...etc
> Haytham,
>
> Is your method different and more effective than above two and
would
> you be willing to discuss it (Not divulge it if proprietory) or
point
> to the resources (books, sites etc.) where one can research them?
HA:I don't claim any method to my self but I am taking some laws and
principles to another dimension, Gann methods are the fundemental of
my analysis, I use elliot principles(without wave count because it is
so subjective and I look only on hard evidence and data), important
thing I want to mention numbers by it self are live and harmonic.Some
of the recources: Michael Jenkins 2 books as a start in the field of
geometry. I will refer you to Norman Winski on this list for Gann
reading list, I found him to be very helpfull. Also I studied the
astro work of Langham, Jensin, Mikula, Meridian,Walker(Super Timing
Techniques) and currently indulged in Bayer work.
> Would also like feed back from other members on the list.
>
> Would appreciate any input.
>
> Thank you all,
> Robert
>
>
>
>
> In realtraders@xxxx, H.Albizem@xxxx wrote:
> > --- In realtraders@xxxx, rosow@xxxx wrote:
> > > Haytham,
> > > I have posted in the past regarding Cardwell's Positive &
> > Negative
> > > Reversals. Here's an example of a Negative Reversal. They show
up
> > when an
> > > oscillator such as the RSI has a higher peak high at the same
> time
> > the price
> > > moves to a lower peak high. This was developed by Andrew
Cardwell
> > to use in
> > > price forecasting. You label (3) oscillator pivots, (2)
> oscillator
> > highs (A&
> > > B) and the lowest oscillator low between points A&B (C). The
> > Negative
> > > Reversal price projection formula from B goes as follows: C -
(A-
> B)
> > = Price
> > > projection/target. The price data associated with oscillator
> points
> > A, B & C
> > > are the #'s you throw into the above formula. I have attached a
> > Bean chart
> > > with (3) examples of Negative Reversals. I only posted details
of
> > the first
> > > target but you'll get the drift.
> > >
> > > Lenny
> >
> > Lenny,
> >
> > I like RSI and I keep it on my charts always, I like the new RSI
> > method and I have tested 1 year ago, it work fine but I currently
I
> > am not using RSI for price projection and divergence because of
> other
> > methods I am using. Thanks for the info.
> >
> >
> > Haytham
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