Friday, May 20, 2016 2:13:22 PM
Hi Ray, Re: MACD and Charts.................
I'd use the free "Stockcharts.com" site.
Here's Ford, which has been in recent discussions:
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=F
This is the default graph.
Here's how I look at StockCharts with AIM as my goal:
This one is done with weekly data which gives me about a three year "look back." Williams % R above -20 is usually when AIM is selling and below -80 is usually when AIM's buying.
The Zig Zag line is set to 30% moves (minimum), so shows about how frequently standard AIM would trigger round trips of buying and then selling.
I watch Accumulation/Distribution to see what all the volume means relative to buyers and sellers enthusiasm.
I'd use the free "Stockcharts.com" site.
Here's Ford, which has been in recent discussions:
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=F
This is the default graph.
Here's how I look at StockCharts with AIM as my goal:
This one is done with weekly data which gives me about a three year "look back." Williams % R above -20 is usually when AIM is selling and below -80 is usually when AIM's buying.
The Zig Zag line is set to 30% moves (minimum), so shows about how frequently standard AIM would trigger round trips of buying and then selling.
I watch Accumulation/Distribution to see what all the volume means relative to buyers and sellers enthusiasm.
Best regards,
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