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sorta, kinda, maybe..............
Just something that caught my eye: The yellow circles highlight a couple single print divergences - a confirmed data set. This is often indicative of volume being on the positive side (accumulation greater than distribution) despite price activity being negative. This technical phenomenon usually occurs prior to change. If repeated, in-depth study may be warranted. The blue vertical line highlights the last time this all materialized - a spike insues. Longs/investors should still focus on the macd subgraph posted earlier. This will likely afford the most beneficial insight for intermediate term positions.
I knew it...........................
Damn. I knew it. Yer not supposed to eat vegetables. I knew it. Damn!
Chart still intact.
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Can you set ss to 9-2-3? eom
uncxman................
The term "tightrope" may be an exaggeration............ Refer to a chart I posted where you can see boundaries drawn within subgraphs. Those boundaries narrow as time progresses. Typically, in these scenarios, price momentum often resides within those boundaries until the last possible moment where no place is left to travel. A subsequent convincing break usually affords intermediate term direction (in this case). Considering the trend has been down, you would anticipate the break being upward. This anticipated travel exhausting these narrowing boundaries promoted that choice of word - tightrope.
The end.
long time to be walkin' a ................
mathematical tightrope (chart)....... then again, i was married to my ex for 9 years.
beats me. i trade charts. eom
Just a quick picture update......................
It appears to still be content with just drifting along. There are no visible mathematical elements suggesting synchronous activity is about. You can see the world remains contained in blue. A convincing break thereof should afford banjos and brass bands in the streets. Until then, I'd be conservative in any management of positions.
Good luck!
Come to think of it................
There are a handful or more of you who know about "inside-out" in varying degrees of detail. Even miniature knowledge using boundary rules could make you a fortune. Let's just assume you know only boundary rules............. Apply them to a daily chart; find your "picture" and confirmation; then switch to a 60 or 30 minute chart and wait. It's that easy.
Naked trading is fun and profitable. Ever hit a quad 7?
gold..............
I hear the Bob and Tom Show has a poodle who can handicap pro football better than the pro cappers can. I wonder if the pooch can do better than the other board here? Some people have no clue.
"Inside-out" works wonders. I had my first steak last night since mid summer - pretty good. Funny how things are......... especially if you guess wrong a lot. Right, boys? Too funny. You guys still long?
team..................
a shopping list today........ no final opinions formulated yet:
WPRO
AAC
CLN
ECUI
SWEB
TWW
OPLK
EMFP
SDGL
COVD
i hope yer right eom
team................
I am unaware of the underlying deals going on. I monitor volume and momentum in various ways. The chart I posted shows technical compression in the macd (red and green lines). Compression is a period where volume is readily fixed in one direction. This lateral movement in macd highlights this activity. In theory, somewhere along the way formations often print that suggest change is near. The wedge formation outlined in red and green is one such formation. Note it extends into the future approximately some 4 to 6 weeks. A convincing violation of that formation will likely point to future intermediate term direction.
Go DNAP!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ann..........
Reg S and similar shares are not recordable or required to mention for up to one year of distribution. There are several reasons for this. One being they physically don't exist until then (one year after being sold), yet they can be sold in the future to their announcement. You'd think it would all be illegal, but it ain't. Congress passes unbelieveable stuff every day. Reg S is just one such instrument to raise cash and increase outstanding shares. You would never know it unless you closely watched the whole show. These shares are one time deals unless repurchased and distributed again......... sorta like treasury stock sold by large national market companies.
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team...........
Candle analysis often lends itself to near term analysis. A user will determine the future based on one or a few candlesticks. Of course, tomorrow prints a new candlestick and analysis begins anew.
I frequently use candlesticks in near term analysis - "near term" meaning the next few periods.
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chris.........
I'm not a guru on this. I have been pulling my hair out trading since the late '80's. I found there are too many influencing variables to trade on fundamental analysis. And then you have otc and pink ceo's lying on top of that. Anymore, this activity has increased in the supposed safer havens of national markets. WorldCom, Tyco, Enron, Adelphia, Global Crossings, etc, come to mind. I find technical analysis a much more reliable medium.
I have no idea what is necessary to come from the death grips of convertible vehicles and dilution. Look what Kmart did - went pink, insiders unloaded, did the financial backwash, now I hear they bought Sears - all in two years or less. If an investor and having faith in the company, I'd probably welcome a reverse split. This would eventually dilute the hold outsiders have on the corporation.
The truth is you can buy a clean otc shell for $500,000 and start over. The bad thing is the Internet will eventually inform the planet who you are after starting over. Look at CDVJ, however. This guy is on his third or fourth scam adventure and appears to be doing okay - no one has killed him yet.
All this sounds like I disbelieve DNAP has anything of value. The truth is I don't care. I hope they do. People are relying on it in some degree. But experience lends I shouldn't look at it as an investment. Sometime in the near future I'll post a couple links on a few of the things I brought up on volume issues.
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eb0783........
You can research hundreds of pink and otc corporations who have diluted in extreme, then resort to convertible vehicles. You will undoubtedly discover the later is the beginning of share value death. It becomes a vicious cycle that seldom finds escape......... despite the company possibly having a legitimate product or service. Conditions surrounding these financial arrangements provide and even promote shorting, and more dilution.
I truly mean no offense in this. It's just my observation of these markets. But I believe an opportunity is coming, nonetheless, for some of us.
To give a first hand experience and education of my own: I traded BIFS making good money for months. I began reading boards about their product - a wireless, seamless, isp offering connectivity at 1.5mbps. I thought it improbable but went to the company and did a demo using my own laptop machine. This was four years ago. We drove around Mytle Beach watching my laptop perform miracles. The Golf Channel, CNN, and a web browser were running simultaneously without a blink, stall, or miscue at speeds caparable to my cable connection at home. I went home and quit trading BIFS/BIFT. I bought every share that I could and held on. I saw. I had the inside scoop the president had given me. I was on at the ground floor of the next technology king. Bullshit. I was on the top of a scam. Bridges and repeaters had secretly been placed in trees and telephone poles. The share price fell and fell. More and more share arrangements were made. And the price fell and fell some more. I got screwed.
DNAP may have something valuable. It may not. The moral of the story is try not being an authority of something you are not, and if you are going to play the game, play the game. I believe the game will be changing a bit in the near future for DNAP.
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a couple notes...................
Instead of mailing this out, I'll offer a quick and simple annotation here:
The blue line is an Alvim-like slope. A genuine Alvim incorporates divergence set data although this variety often offers bounce. An intersection through vertical print may afford insight.
The red/green line is interesting because of the duration involved. In fact, the green line can be extended rearward and still maintain its slope on other data points. Formations like these often point to volatile or dramatic change.
The lavendar areas point to single print and trend divergence between obv and adi. These studies measure much the same information but by differing calculations. Divergence often points to shenannigans or suspicious volume activity - more specificly, new share distributions. See how volume spikes during these episodes. A call to the transfer agent can often varify. Note possibilities of Regulation S shares and other volume where the transfer agent cannot report. Someone posted here about DNAP being issued per German market. This is indicative of Reg S activity. This volume is largely directed toward European participants and will likely be reported months after the physical distribution.
Another note.......... someone wrote me about convertibles. This is bad news mathematically for the long term. For this reason alone I would not consider DNAP as an investment imo. DNAP is a trade vehicle.
There's my two cents. Here is a chart without too much in-depth stuff. Remember, this is otc where greed and necessity may overcome technical premise.
paul/eb0783....................
Thanks.
Yeah. You answered my question - authorized shares and the potential of that number increasing.
The technical geography/scenario has an estimated month in which to navigate without violation of mathematical boundaries. Of course, those boundaries are fixed and can be violated at any time. That is why I say "monitor" for the while.
All said, I trade swings and shorter durations depending on the vehicle. I have no trust for otc and pink issues. However, where else can one regularly find 100%+ price swings. My opinion is these companies manipulate price activity through whatever means necessary and legal avenues available, and there are many. The fact of large outstanding share quantities existing is not a real problem. These guys spin and dump shares during increasing share price activity. They incorporate technical analysis into their timing of shennaigans. Once technical premise becomes evident I'm sure news or some exciting element will surface to add fuel to the coming event.
I mean no offense. This is my belief. At any rate, be prepared and don't be a pig about it.
Good luck to us all.
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I don't post much,..................
especially about technicals on otc stocks. People tend to get overly excited on one side or the other and a few will attempt to throw barbs or worse. But I have two things to say:
In running my nightly technical scans DNAP came up and was quickly discounted until I noticed a particular macd histogram scheme I have used countless times. And yes, on otc stocks too....... with success. There seems to be some mathematical undercurrents going on with a bullish lean and should become obvious in the near to short term. This technical geography is of a duration that often proves powerful. I will monitor the chart until a more concise decision can be afforded therein.
That said, I have a question, if someone can share insight....... Does DNAP readily have a share stockpile that can be accessed for distribution or might news exist lending such a plan is underway. There are ways to determine new distributions in the charts but it requires more effort than I care spend without more consideration for an entry. Besides, new distributions usually occur during upward trending markets. Any insight is appreciated.
tia
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Note the 7:46 candle and the possibilities...........
surrounding the period. It has become common where rules are tested concerning boundaries. This once was not so. The E-Mini markets had greater volume and action reliability. It appears as though stops are being run in a Naz stock. As more and more E-Mini markets become open and available, volume in all disburses to the new and novelty markets. But if the general principles of the ball-trade method were incorporated for the period, boundaries would be 1570.50 and 1575.00. Using inside-out would have been 1573.00 and 1575.00 and a test of nerves would follow (although one might not trade at 7:46 A.M. - risk increases).
Ball-trade appears safer in more volatile periods while inside-out proves more rewarding if not stopped out.
Can volatility be quantified to determine which method should be used? I have read a few gurus saying nearly all meaningful price moves occur once a threshold range activity has been violated. In other words, and theoretically, MSFT will not print a substancial price move until it completes $1.91 in any one direction in a single action.
Do these methods have that theory covered in its operation? A quest, perhaps, now insues.
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possibilities in addition of going inside-out.........
A confirmation technique can be of two miniature applications:
A high greater than the picture candle; or a retrace greater than 50% of the previous candle. Using this technique alone, without inside-out quantification, yields more than a potential 11 points for the opening trade. Inside-out, of course, only affords methodology for location of premise. Inside-out yields a potential 13+ points for the same trade.
Note ball-trade thereafter. Good stuff.
have you hugged yer gvm159b template today? eom
sarals...........
if long, good for you, i suppose.
good luck
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sarals...........
A harami-like print at resistance hints of a stall or reversal, however, NWAU is pink and shennanigans are common in that market. I found no divergence for the close except cci and that variety is typical of the compression underway.
I'd be wary.
Remember: Any profit is better than no profit.
Good luck.
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mac.........
i'd find a lesser duration chart i like and try it, but that's me. the daily appears fairly defined and one that can be monitored easily. of course, patience and more shopping may find a better one.
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mac/STXN...........
Boundaries, formations, former technical premise intact, etc
sunday mail - GNBT, CIRT, watch STXN eom
look for the inside-out............
EYII................................
Added risk - bb stock.
ACM.................................
Time is near. Gonna miss me when I'm gone, chump?
Note the "discussion" per 8 min ndx eom
Thanks...........................
And if I can get TMTA to fly, they may just give me my parking spot back at the irs office.......... dang backtests! VPHM too, I reckon. On a bit of roll otherwise.
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ain't real-time, but.................
some folks understand it's not necessary.
Lavendar is the picture candle. Blue is the guide to lavendar having a long open the following period around 1207.50.
Rust is the picture candle. Green is the guide to rust. Right? (LOL) Will ya miss me when I'm gone? (LMAO) Inside-out, baby!
8 min outside eom
mac....................
You have taken a bit of time to explore inside-out candle trading. You probably understand better than anyone I know (around here). You have even gone a step further in applying single divergence to outermost candles. Thanks for trust enough to look into this as you have.
A few notes:
Keep with the rules as you know them. There are more, but the basics you apply will take you far, especially those concerning print to the outermost regions.
In applying single print divergences.......... remember the chart itself is finite and limited in space. spd's FROM absolute extreme elevations should be discounted.
The vague stochastics principle of today should be studied and practiced. It holds a deep and powerful secret to technical compression. Others have had software and templates given them and failed to grasp the concept. You are a smart cookie. You'll see it if you just keep watching.
Practice inside-out using the 4, 8, and 30 min ndx.
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8 min bounce. back later eom
ain't that right, boys? eom
realtime is overrated unless ya know how to use it eom
oh, domino! - van morrison/easymedicine eom
apply this principle to the 4 min ndx eom