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NESV Chart, August 14:
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PJET chart...
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Gold prices burst through 1100, on a rout...
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(Posts on Sharpei Deum Charting and All of the Above are just the opinions of posters; not to discourage readers from doing their own DD!!)
PPHM: The start of a huge run...imo.
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PPHM: The start of a huge run...imo.
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PPCH: It could be that biotech that runs hot and high for you! Setting up for a nic run....
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BRWC: Water, more precious than gold in many parts of the country. BRWC is moviong up.
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PPCH Daily Two Year Chart.
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HCTI: as of Aug 06 EOD:
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HCTI: 'Hybrid Coating Technologies/Nanotech Industries of Daly City, California, is being recognized for developing a safer, plant-based polyurethane for use on floors, furniture and in foam insulation. The technology eliminates the use of isocyanates, which contribute to workplace asthma. This is already in production, is reducing VOC’s and costs, and is safer for people and the environment'
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Candlesticks for All who are interested in improving profits?
OWVI: Ready on all counts.
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UUP: Undeniable Double top. What will be the affect on gold prices?...Gold hitting close to 1100 multiple times over the last week, not yet able to bust through...yet.
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I would call that a break in the trendline....
OCLG: The channel just keeps going on and on, and that's a BAD thing?
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OCLG, new ELTP (my opinion.)
Great management; reducing debt; increasing revenue.
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OCLG 12 month chart:
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IGEX chart thanks to 'ospreyeye' July 22:
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CHARTS: ELTP, STWS
STWS
IGEX, two charts with details...
Short term (30 mins):
Three Months Chart:
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ELTP 3 Mos Chart
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IGEX 30 mins, 20 dys Chart:
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My new favorite stock: HCTI Just made its move from .0044 this am. 'HCTI Nanotech Industries International, Inc. d/b/a "Hybrid Coating Technologies" (HCT) is a San Francisco-based innovator focused on improving the quality and safety of coatings and paint for industrial and commercial customers around the world. We are the exclusive licensee of Green Polyurethane™ coatings and paint – the world’s first- ever patent protected polyurethane-based coatings and paint products which eliminate toxic isocyanates from the entire production process (licensed by Nanotech Industries, Inc.).'
isocyanates being the operative word.
HCTI
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Charts and Charts for sub pennies, July 15:
IGEX, prepared to rise from here; volume 4.6mil
PXYN caught in a Wave 4 channel between .0q9 & ,02.
BETS; notes on chart.
GEGI, looks to have bottomed; hammer, today June 15.
'Kay Nasdaq2020, here she is:
ELTP 3 mos Chart:
Notes: on chart, s/b 'Stochs', not 'sochs'. TY.
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'Keep It Simple Stupid' in the Complicated World of Stock Trading and Investment.
Thinking about where to best get in or out of your targeted stock? When you doubt where to put in a 'buy' order, go for the lower price even if means waiting -and you are chomping at the bit . Fibonacci numbers are most helpful as are technical indicators: moving averages, long term as well as short term chart assessments, Elliott Wave, rsi, macd, slow stochastics, adx/dmi, Donchian Channels, etc. in conjunction with Fundamentals to include the latest Q's, paying particular care to net assets.
(When considering small caps, I tend to pay particular attention to and avoid those that show reserves out of balance when compared to future requirements to operate, low floats, possible bk or 'lawsuits' mentioned on message boards and heavy finger-pointing at management found on message boards. (This last can be unreliable if there is an unusually high complement of postings of questionable or malicious intent.)
| Some believe technical analysis works, while others feel it's akin to reading tea leaves. Judging by the feedback comments on this column, reader opinions are sharply divided too. The fundamental analysts who didn't see the fall in the oil price, or who told us that gold was going back to $1,500, or that the DOW would collapse didn't seem to attract as much trenchant criticism as those of us involved in technical analysis. In 2014 we produced weekly CNBC blogs providing trading outlooks based on technical and chart analysis. We use chart analysis to establish the probability of trend change and to set price targets and objectives. In 88 percent of analysis notes in 2014 the price targets were achieved or exceeded. That's around the same percentage of correct calls in 2013 and 2012. The analysis methods we use are not complex; they can be applied by anyone without the need for a Master's degree in finance. These methods are covered in my books, including Guppy Trading. Charting analysis provides both the calculated price targets and the price levels that indicate the trade has failed. In 12 percent of cases, the analysis is not correct, but chart analysis provides exact price levels that signal this decision in real time.  Our best calls for 2014 included the January 2013 DOW target of 17,000, NASDAQ at 4600 and S&P at 2000. They also included oil at $88, and then later $68 and $58. The next downside support target for NYMEX oil is $48. Gold support near $1,180 and the Shanghai Index upside targets above 3000 were also other correct analysis calls. Our worst call was the NIFTY where we expected the parabolic trend to develop into a 50 percent or greater retracement. There was a correction, but it was not a major change in the trend. Two bullish calls on the Australian dollar were also incorrect, with the market failing to break through resistance levels. Chart analysis is designed to identify situations where high probability outcomes are expected. Often chart analysis can be used to set exact price targets. The CNBC notes apply the same analysis methods we use in our personal trading and we use them because they work. Daryl Guppy Contributor This site is not intended to be a full course of study as there would be no time to process members' charts and questions, but there will be an attempt to encapsulate the oft-asked critical issues with TA as they apply to most of you. For more in depth study I have noted above under 'Author's Sources' and highlighted text quality sites that can be accessed online. (If you have a particular question regarding the action of an indicator or related to this process, just post it and I will answer to the best of my ability. Thanks for your patience with the limitations of this site. Using Technical Indicators The following is a short cut to finding an entry point but if you use most or all these 'tests' before jumping in, you should have some protection from overpaying a stock. (It is imperative that you use these in conjunction with the following time charts: Weekly one year, two year, five year, twenty (not all necessarily but use about three); AND. also do the same with the daily _ and even take a look at a couple of monthly charts (one to twenty years depending on how long its been listed, of course); then the final critical data to cement your decision should come from very short term - from six months daily to 60, 30, 10, 05 mins (in multiple time frames - two to 20 days, for example). Moving Averages: 50 DMA... Does this support a current price or are you looking forward to resistance at this MA? Same with 200 DMA. It's a happy chart that shows an upward cross over the 200 DMA by the 50. Use these in conjunction with the other Tech Indicators.
***Notice: I would like to welcome aboard one other chartist, Conix from the IHUB family of contributors. He, too will be adding his expertise in this area to those who wish help in their investment choices and approaches. Rules of Investing 1-10 are Keep It Simple Stupid X 10.  |
