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Re: [RT] TECH: CONSOLIDATION



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>If you've been trading the SPX you should know 
there is no such thing as a breakout.  The past 2 years have been 
characterized by expanding triangles everywhere.  If you chase that 
higher high or lower low you will get murdered.
 
no i have not been trading spx, just individual 
stocks.  Some of these do breakout of consolidation patterns.  Just to 
make it clear, i am looking for a price move of only 5-10% so it really does not 
have to become a trend.  If i can construct a formula to identify a trading 
range i can write a formula (i use TC2000) that can will sort out only those 
stocks.  I can tag them and compile statistics on whether the model has any 
value.
 
 
bob

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  CONSOLIDATION
  If you've been trading the SPX you should know there is no 
  such thing as a breakout.  The past 2 years have been characterized 
  by expanding triangles everywhere.  If you chase that higher high or 
  lower low you will get murdered.--- In <A 
  href="mailto:realtraders@x";>realtraders@x..., "Robert Baker" <<A 
  href="mailto:rbaker@x";>rbaker@x...> wrote:> I have been a lurker 
  for many years and have seen topics oscillate around the relevant but I 
  have a specific question which requires your opinion.> > 
  What is the proper time duration to label a daily bar chart as in 
  consolidation for the purposes of coding an indicator to identify when 
  a breakout occurs?  Specifically do you look at price range, 
  averages, stochastics, or some combination?  Do you look at something 
  that I haven't mentioned.  I am purely a technical trader but I am 
  always looking for better ideas.> > bobTo 
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