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Jared, it is now saying
Error: oversubscribed dynamic bit lengths free
and shows a Log In Box to re-login
I logged in again, and it is still goin.
Ya, seeing other traders charts would be cool, that would be too popular I suppose and bandwidth would strangle,
you would probably want to do some linux system stuff spread across several computer locations, kinda like bit torrent stuff.
over my head,
vnc is still alive,
bobjack
gleno, you must log into your account at CS before you can get to the link I posted,
bobjack
Jared, Pretty Slick, THANKS,
bobjack
gleno, go here (his holdings page),and click subscribe under the dark blue horiz bar,
bobjack
http://clearstation.etrade.com/cgi-bin/drill_recommend_positions?PortfolioName=recommend&usernm=...
dbleagl, "IF" you do not have the Product Manual/Guide that came with the router, search for the router manufacturer's website, and go to support, and download the user guide/manual for your particular model -- then read all about it and how to set-up and re-set the whole shebang. You will learn something as well as fix your problem. You probably can download any software that may have shipped with the router as sold new.
good luck,
bobjack
Thanks Gleno, There is a lot of stuff there. I had never seen that page, DUH,
bobjack
Steve, Ya, I know you are right, and I have tried $RHMID, but there appears to be no such animal on stockcharts.
$RHCOMPQ does appear to be a pretty good bottom picker in general. I saw Gleno post a chart of $RHCOMPQ, but I could find no reference to it on stockcharts site. But, I sometimes overlook stuff, gettin old and senile,
I think I had seen someone else refer to it last year to 2 years ago, but only recently gave it a good look over 6 years of charts.
bobjack
WOW, Steve, many THANKS for rehashing and posting the new results. Not quite as good as before, but pretty doggone respectable, and NDO to boot!!
Do you use $RHCOMPQ in your system, if not, look at it with a CCI 0f 6 or 8 and ADX of 6 to 10. Very interesting.
bobjack
laptoptrader, Click on "Linkable Version" button below the chart.
Linkable Version - creates a version of your chart than can be saved into your browser’s “Favorites” list or into other programs.
regards,
bobjack
QQQQ Trader, I have TD Ameritrade also, and got 1 acct filled at 9:33 and another filled at 9:34 with market orders, thought that was odd.
I have seen some strange things in charting from Ameritrade few months back -- with 5 min chart in their software, the chart would be printing the "current bar", and as it would change (update over the course of 5 minutes real time), the prior bar would "change" (on occasion -- several times a day). that was bizzare to my way of thinking, don't know if anyone else ever saw anything like that,
Oh Well,
bobjack
Hi Steve, I am with ya,
Bot LSPFQ June 147 Calls @ 3.50 and MDY @ 147.20 @ open.
IRA all full of MDY with some OMNI per Dr Joe on stoackcharts,
was tempted to look at RUT/IWM Calls but decided to stay with MDY cause of the easy manipulation of small caps,
GLAD ya got brownco sorted out,
Did you get a chance to check out most "losers in a row" and "winners in a row" for NEW re-buys only??
bobjack
Youzer Steve,
I suspected that, but I thought it might be a dumb question!!
I also had some personal interest as I intend to follow your signals. I felt that you might want to look at your system kinda as subroutines or parallel modes or in some manner slightly differently. SO, we both WIN, as well as any others that jump on board!! WIN, WIN, is GOOD.
I'll be watchin you everyday, and thanks again,
bobjack
Hi Steve, Thanks again for all your work and commentary, And for sharing your signals. I have been following your progress for a couple of years, and I have been amazed at CSCCOS. They both have their merits, and I wait with baited breath for CSGCOS to get the final kinks ironed out.
1) Can you, and will you please look at the Re-Buys as a stand alone system and comment? I was wondering what the success of that portion of the system would look like on it's own.
Obviously, the Original Style Buy is the Big Kahuna of the whole system.
2) What was the largest string of Re-buy losers in a row, again looking ONLY at Rebuys??
3) What was the largest string of Re-buy winners in a row, again looking ONLY at Rebuys??
Well, gotta go, it's off to church I go,
Thanks,
bobjack
gloe, thanks for all the notes and insight that you are throwing out.
Here is a chart composite that shows 30 Min QQQQ with CCI 14 for all four etfs for 3 months.
It is harder to see the relationship with out vert lines on the 3 month chart, but once the vert lines are drawn, they make the signals hard to view. It may be viewed best by just holding a sheet of paper over the chart to view the vertical alignment. The vert lines work OK on a 1 month chart, tho.
VERY Interesting,
******* NOTE: The Composite Sections ARE NOT Alighned Perfectly *****
again, thanks,
bobjack
Blasher's Feb/Mar Performance Revisited,
Sorry for takin so long to get back to ya,
Hokay, here is what I did, using your percentages of gain, I just plugged em in sequentially as shown in the spreadsheets, and ended up with significantly lower end profits.
As startin with a $10,000 account that that suffers a 50% loss requires the next trade to become a 100% winner to break even after just those two trades.
Adding percentages (wins and losses)
would have given me:
Example #1
(50%)
100%
-------
net 50% gain
Example #2
when actually I would have:
Account value $10,000 times 0.5= $5,000
Account value $5,000 times 2.0= $10,000 = break even
or if whole account did not suffer the 50%, But,
Example #3
$10,000 times 0.5 or (50%)= $5,000
$10,000 times 2.0 or (100%)= $20,000
$20,000 invested makes $5000 profit:
$5,000 divided by $20,000=.25 or 25% profit
Which, is the method that I used in the spreadsheets for realistic examples.
I am looking for other ways of lookin at this,
any education you can bring to me will be greatly appreciated,
thanks,
bobjack
hokay blash,
and thanks,
bobjack
PS I'll try to post my simulated results for your critque
golllly MAX,
I have looked allover for it, but can't find any.
They sent me down isle 37 lookin for virtual viagra instead,
bobjack
Latest Seasonal Performance Results
Hi Blasher,
What would a real account look like with those numbers plugged in?
Could you post a simulated account using $1000 to enter each trade and show the actual returns?
I am missing something, my simulated results are very low.
Thanks In Advance,
bobjack
Hi WF, What is the functional difference between the Astrikos Chart and the Stock chart below??
The Astrikos Chart says they have deen distributing for 17 months.
The Stockchart shows Accumulation/Distribution as an indicator -- BUT, it looks Nothing like the chart from Astrikos. The long term stockchart looks sensable to me, but I learn something new every day.
Which would chart you believe and WHY,
Thanks and Regards,
bobjack
nutckles, this is the link and format that you want to use from the imageshack site to post your chart,
LEAVE OUT THE X in the BRACKETS in the link below and notice there are no spaces in the brackets, and NO HTTP:// in the link either,
bobjack
[chartX]img10.imageshack.us/img10/5346/sbux1xu.png[/chartX]
Hi Poker, More charts for thott,
I thought you were off to bed --
Look at what has happened before, as outragous and unthinkable as it was when it happened. Our bubble, Japans's bubble, and now this new rocket in Japan, who woulda thott???
I certainly don't know squat compared to many of you, BUT, having been a BULL at the wrong time and a BEAR at the wrong time has almost neutered me.
I ain't bettin either way,
As a friendly reminder, I told you I was the kiss of death when I jumped on the coaster last time, I think Nano Matrix was partially right, not about his calls, but about havin puts and calls. But, I think daytradin is the real play, and scaling or staging in or out to fit your outlook with tight stops is a safe way.
I am payin a lot of attention to Jared's Nocona/VTO RSI5/NASI stuff for my unskilled self and tryin to learn from the tidbits youse guys throw out about the daytradin,
I am in cash, I hope whoever is wrong, keeps tight stops,
GOOD LUCK TO ALL,
Your chart looks scary, but lookin at Japan and long term charts of COMP, suddenly, it don't look so bad.
Here is your chart with 3 more to ponder,
very interesting times, huh
bobjack
omandan, I'm gettin old n senile, and at first I thought I was losin it. No smokie an no drinkie for last 25 years - gave that up -- too hard on me and too hard on wives too.
I saw "it" happen 3 or 4 times over the course of the day. By the way, you shoulda made almost $5 on sndk yesterday if I remember the right chart. When I was watchin it, I kept thinkin of you and your previous comments to Psam about that particular stock.
I have been readin yours, rcp's, Psam's, and others comments about trading the 3/7 cross while watching the five min chart. A few weeks ago, I tried while trying to watch 5 or 6 to find one moving -- I bought it and kept watchin while it did nothing over the next 5 hours. I dumped it, and looked at the others, and TSO had moved $2 while I watch rimm stay flat. I was just trying to mostly watch yesterday and get a feel for what you have been describing.
I tried fishing for walleyes in Canada several years ago -- I was within 30 feet of another boat, using same jigs and minnows and fishing basically the same hole, the dude in the other boat had just thright feel for the nibble on the jig as he bounced it along the lake bottom thru gravel.....
I could not develope the "FEEL" andf could not catch squat, I could not distinguish the pull of the gravel from the tender bite of the fish, I kinda feel the same way lookin at the 5 min charts, so I am practicing.
Sounds weird, but I swear , I did see "it" and makes me wonder how far you could trust a 3/7 cross if the dang candle changes after the fact!!!
thanks for your response,and have a good one,
bobjack
omandan -- Question?
I was watching realtime live 5 Min charts in ameritrade,
I could see the most recent candle changing as the trades changed, BUT, every once in a while, the PREVIOUS candle would change. The charts look just like prophet.net charts and I am sure they supply the ameritrade charts.
5 Min chart - Candles #1 and #2 already printed, and #3 is changing as I watch it (changes til end of 5 min period).
2 or 3 minutes into candle #3, low and behold, candle #2 changes!!!
Have any of you experienced this in charts before???
thanks,
bobjack
rcptrader/pokersam/omandan -- Question?
I was watching realtime live 5 Min charts in ameritrade,
I could see the most recent candle changing as the trades changed, BUT, every once in a while, the PREVIOUS candle would change. The charts look just like prophet.net charts and I am sure they supply the ameritrade charts.
5 Min chart - Candles #1 and #2 already printed, and #3 is changing as I watch it (changes til end of 5 min period).
2 or 3 min into candle #3, low and behold, candle #2 changes!!!
Have any of you experienced this in charts before???
thanks,
bobjack
mbcheng, sorry -- I posted while you were posting, I guess
as I said, I get burnt by details all the time,
bobjack
mbcheng/LilChico re:chart disagreement
Howdy Gents
-- you are both right as Each sees it.
mbcheng , I believe, has his chart view setting on large, and the last part of Dec (and all of Jan) are hidden by bullcrap advertisements on right side of page,
'Little Chico' has his chart size set to medium, I think, and can see The WHOLE Chart,
LOL
The little details got ya, BUT, little details get me QUITE often,
bobjack
Hey, emgall, ya can get daily data from msn moneycentral,
Enter your ticker,
THEN click on PERIOD at top menu bar of chart, and click on your time span, the chart updates instantly.
THEN click on File at top menu bar of chart, and click on Export Data.
This automatically opens notepad (with the data already pasted in) and gives the data the file name of goog.csv (if you were grabbin goog data, or ge.csv if you're grabbin ge data.
NOTE: ya have to save the file to the location that you want- that part is not automatic!!
bobjack
http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/charts/charting.asp?Symbol=%24COMPX
95% chance that any top will occur later than
December 27.
In fact, in 46 of the last 57 years, the top
came in January which is 81% of the time. Of the 11
December tops, 8 occurred in the last three days of the
month. This means that based on data going back to 1948,
there is a 95% chance that any top will occur later than
December 27.
Exerpted from article below:
Todd Market Forecast Stock Market Update for the close
on Thursday 12/08/05
www.toddmarketforecast.com
Available Mon- Friday after 6:00 p.m. Eastern, 3:00
Pacific.
DOW - 56 on 350 net advances
NASDAQ COMP. - 6 on 50 net advances
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INTERMEDIATE TERM TREND Bullish
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The great majority of you have now received our
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Take the time to study the first page carefully. In it, we
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rally beginning in November or December to not top out
until January. In fact, in 46 of the last 57 years, the top
came in January which is 81% of the time. Of the 11
December tops, 8 occurred in the last three days of the
month. This means that based on data going back to 1948,
there is a 95% chance that any top will occur later than
December 27.
This should give us some confidence that any decline in
the near term will not be significant and can be used for
taking on additional positions. Of course we could always
have a sharp decline near term and still come back and
make new highs in January and still meet the historical
tendencies.
The U.S. stock market tried to buck the trend in Europe
and Asia and rally on Thursday, but a 10% surge in natural
gas and a rise in oil prices made the road higher a bit
difficult.
The Dow did break the support zone that we discussed
yesterday, but two things kept us from going to a short term
sell. First, there were more advancing issues than declining
ones. Second, the CBOE put call ratio was almost 1.0.
Whenever it's this high the tendency has been for a rally the
next day.
NEWS AND FUNDAMENTALS:
Initial jobless claims were reported at 327k. The
expectation was for a reading of 318k. On Friday, we get
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On the stock front, Toll Brothers and Veritas beat
estimates and rose 3% 10%. Rick's Cabaret had great same
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both guided higher and still lost 3% and 1%. Brinker Int'l
and American Greetings both guided lower and gave up
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the CEO will resign. The stock sank 11%. U.S. Steel was
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OTHER MARKETS
We are on a buy signal for bonds as of November 16,
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as of November 22, 2005.
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We remain long term positive on all major world markets,
including those of the U.S., Britain, Canada, Germany,
France and Japan.
STEPHEN TODD
A SHORT BIOGRAPHY
Editor and publisher of the Todd Market Forecast, a
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___NanoMatrix___, Whoa there, some clarification needed
Jim didn't draw those lines (he's buyin any dips), and you have told two different versions of the future today,
READ his post again, and please tell us which of your stories you're sticking to:
Posted by: ____NM____
In reply to: CaribbeanJim who wrote msg# 13733 Date:12/6/2005 10:32:29 PM
Post #of 13739
Yes, I'm always amazed at the TA, Charts, Fibs & lies players inability to read da-Table of their OWN Tools, most intriguing for sure!?
That said, you will be able to draw your vertical line of menaing but NOT for two weeks. As a matter of fact it will be two weeks exactly to the day, 20Dec05, that you'll be able to draw your vertical line and watch price descend for Five weeks hence!
And how do I know this, because I'm a shepard of those dare Tools and I KNOW how to use-em, and that Dare line you just drew Sir, is NO interpretation I'm familar with!?
It is one of the most common mis-interpretations I see and it again confirms the inappropriate application of said tools. A parallell extrapolation would suit taht chart REAL FINE and any true student of said charts would know that the Upper line you've drawn MUST run Parallel to the Lower!
I see you are wanting to conclude that the line is as you've drawn and support your bias of this being a ST top. But I suggest you instead draw the proper parallel line and get a view into the future!?
If you do reconfigure with the appropriate parallel lines you'd see the ST top is around 1764 and it would also predict a tagging of said 1764 by 20Dec05! Seems easy enough but why do so many want to keep touching the current false tops and miss out on drawing the future ONES!?
I guess I'll never know for sure why so many follow so few and just can't wait to call the past(draw those lines and CONNECT da-points), instead of being patient, calculative, and deholding to what could very well be a glimpse into da-FUTURE!?
Oh well, even those using da-Tools of Fools just keep on keeping on with what supports ones bias and to seem too afraid to portend da-facts, of which, are willing and ready to be exposed!?
Thats all for now, Good night.
----------------------------------------
Posted by: ____NM____
In reply to: Footquarters who wrote msg# 13651 Date:12/6/2005 7:23:22 AM
Post #of 13739
Footster, I love you MAN, but these charts just verify the utter uselessness of TA, Charts, Fibs & lies as I can find a half dozen examples on those tools that demonstrate just how BAD a view of da-future one can derive from said tools?
There are sooo many instances where strength led to a presipitous DROP, where weakness led to a Rally of meaning, where strength led to more strength, palease, one might as well flip a coin for Gosh-sake!?
And the amazing part is that there are players that will look at your charts and actually take away something of value, NOW DATS FUNNY STUFF! For ANYONE suggesting they can suggest they can have a clue from those charts is announcing to da-World just how astute they really are in da-Arena of da-BOYZ, and that announcement is borderline retardation or some relative Dare-OF!
Keeping it Simple!
401K money flowing IN thur 03Jan06, prices going HIGHER, regardless of ANY Tool of FOOLS!?
After 03Jan06, 401K money drying UP and hence prices going DOWN regardless of ANY Tools of FOOLS!?
thanks for your thoughts and I watch your posts on CS, too
bobjack
'jmknarr', Thanks for your thoughts, I was weighing the possibilities of gettin in partially, but it does look like the parabolic rush to "THE" or "A" ST TOP,
bobjack
O.T. 'MetalFillBoy', Was gonna say congrats, but figured you had plenty of "Congrats", but NOW, I just gotta say it,
"Congrats"
My Mother-n-Law is Lyda Lenora, and my daughter is Lenora Rachael,
many people misunderstand and want to call em "Lenore", not Lenora,
best wishes in that which REALLY matters,
bobjack
Hi jonr, * Mccullough * remember that he is using the -2X/+2X funds, so even when he is only 50%, he is really 100% "without margin", in the normal way of looking at things. The 2X funds can really hurt if you be on the wrong side -- ow, ow, ow,
bobjack
'jonr' -- mspaint response,
< bobjack * paint *
Wow, Found it and used it. Thanks.
I saved the file as .GIF. I remember somebody talking about this. Do you agree?
I also noticed that when I reduced the size to 75%, so it would fit on the screen, that sometimes the charts lines were lost or faded in and out. I assume it has to do with how the program reduces the bit size. To resolve the issue, I just copyed another screen after moving the graph a little so the picture would be moved a bit. Have you ever seen this problem?>
Answer: I usually save as jpg or png types, but sometimes I save as gif if necessary, PNG file type is a newer format and more html friendly I THINK, but all 3 types work for me.
I am not sure I understand what happened to your resize.
Generally speaking, you do not want to do any stretching of an image unless you do the stretch on a fresh "copy/paste or reload" of a file. A shrink and then a stretch will definitely lose resolution.
bobjack
NO, jonr, you probably already have it, it is part of the normal windows accessory programs supplied with windows based computers for last 10 years,
bobjack
'jonr' Post 9246 gives one method to capture n post a java chart,
bobjack
'gnawbone' Images
I think the first link is the wrong link, BUT they both have extra spaces in the [xchartx] -- [x/chartx] -- your extra spaces are where I have put x's
bobjack
POKERSAM -- You are more than welcome, and thanks for tryin to help out. Been a bad week, coaster jumped track, lost one of my best friends (he was also my sunday school teacher), did get retired on last monday, too many emotions in too short a time span, but ya know what, the sun is peakin out as I write this, gotta go, hi ho, it's off to church I go,
I Really Appreciate All The Great Instruction here, and probably all but 1best and NM appear to be sincere and caring,
I think NM is about 10% of the time, I hope he finds a way to be happy,
Well Done, BOYS,
bobjack
ORedeee@fuse.net
Smaller Chart Size -- When you paste the screen capture (or load a saved file into MS Paint), Click on Image at top of screen and select stretch/skew, then enter something less than the 100% that is shown in the horizontal and vertical stretch boxes. Enter 50, to cut the size in half (In both boxes).
If you scale it down too much, DO NOT Scale it back up -- Clear and re-paste it or reload it, and do the shrink thing again.
Shrinking and enlarging screws up the resolution.
Save the resized chart and there you are
bobjack
Glen Mccullough just went to Cash (Money Market,
bobjack
OOPS, that was a COMP chart, not NDX,
I still had time to edit it, so I did correct it
bobjack