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If you believe that stochastics works best in range markets, then you don't
use it correctly. Dig in one of your books and re read the basis upon which
stochastics was developed and how it is used. It is not an over bought, over
sold, or cross over indicator. Ira
H.Albizem@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> --- In realtraders@xxxx, "Research Dept." <research@xxxx> wrote:
> > Hello H,
> >
> > you hang in there ha! i have a question, what is the typical
> length
> > of time that you spend in a trade? you noted that you are not in
> the
> > market all the time. since this is generally how i trade (always
> in
> > the market) i am curious in you thoughts on this.
> >
> > HAwan> David, I will and more determine than ever.
> >
> > HAwan> Haytham
> > --
> > Best regards,
> > Research mailto:research@x...
>
> Hello R,
>
> It depend on volatility, before March 2000 I was in the market from
> days to weeks then time span in the market drop significantly to
> hours until April 2001 I started to be in the market for few days, I
> am concern we might me cought in trading range for a while and I add
> stochastic to my screen and I start looking at it more than MACD
> because as you know stochastic work better in trading range while
> MACD is better in for trending market.
>
> Haytham
>
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