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I believe what you said:
only taking signal in the direction of
trend;
and:<FONT
face="Courier New">not to miss any valid signal at top/bottom when market is
fully extend itself and about to reverse;
are basically mutually exclusive.
If you use a trend follower, then to not miss the
bottom/top
turns you will have to use a much shorter ROC or momentum
indicator to turn the "trend" following off and if you are not
real careful about this you will be back into whipsaws.
Clyde
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Subject: [RT] ODDBALL - what is the best
filter?
Hi, allwhat in your opinion is the best filter for
Oddball to accomplish the following:avoiding being whipsawed
during strong trending market, only taking signal in the direction of
trend;not to miss any valid signal at top/bottom when market is fully
extend itself and about to reverse;can this really be done?
cheersJasonTo
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