Did U find these systems/tools useful......

[Cactus]

Nothing new..few other members have faced the same situation& that is why peoples kept leaving the forum.dont want to repeat the names...

a fight for authority on the subject.

What for? This argument will establish me as king of technical.? Or I will win an award........? I don't think this debate will end ........so the better way is to quite. Doesn't matter it is 22nd Dec or 14th.......

dont think because of Uabout the leaving the forum I posted it on 9th Dec..in same thread.

Oxy, I had not contributed any-thing from the date I joined here with my this IDand before leaving the forum I just wanted to contribute few of the tools that I found useful..anywaythanks for devoting the time.

Thanks Tradeji & every one....

 

[mteodor]

I just started to use RSI and wonder if always the rules are obeyed by the real trading...
Readings below 20 indicate oversold, readings over 80 indicate overbought, and 50 indicates the trend. If you are using it often please tell about your experience with RSI.
Thanks.
Teodor

 

[columbus]

I just started to use RSI and wonder if always the rules are obeyed by the real trading...
Readings below 20 indicate oversold, readings over 80 indicate overbought, and 50 indicates the trend. If you are using it often please tell about your experience with RSI.
Thanks.
Teodor

Check with the thread "EOD-chart" in Nifty Futures trading.

 

[jkvijayraj]

oops ia new to trading , and no one told abut this............. pls let me know the details

 

[bunny]

I have just started reading Ashwani Gujral's book "How to Make Money Trading Derivatives". Here, he mentions that MACD is the most reliable in trending markets, but it won't work in a trading market.

When compared against historical data using 3,10,16(instead of 12,26,9) I find MACD a very reliable indicator.

I have a difficulty finding whether the market will trending or range-bound trading one. Here, I use the converse of MACD. If BUY and SELL signals on MACD match with price movements, its a trending market, else its a trading market.

Thanks,
-Rohan.

 

[bunny]

I just started to use RSI and wonder if always the rules are obeyed by the real trading...
Readings below 20 indicate oversold, readings over 80 indicate overbought, and 50 indicates the trend. If you are using it often please tell about your experience with RSI.
Thanks.
Teodor

Hi Teodor,
RSI is a oscillator and it is most effective in a trading market. The time frame in which you have written the post(Jan 2009), the market was trending. This may b the possible reason you could not get good success with RSI.

 

[prst]

I have just started reading Ashwani Gujral's book "How to Make Money Trading Derivatives". Here, he mentions that MACD is the most reliable in trending markets, but it won't work in a trading market.

When compared against historical data using 3,10,16(instead of 12,26,9) I find MACD a very reliable indicator.

I have a difficulty finding whether the market will trending or range-bound trading one. Here, I use the converse of MACD. If BUY and SELL signals on MACD match with price movements, its a trending market, else its a trading market.

Thanks,
-Rohan.

if indicators were that useful, then 90% of the traders would have been millionaires

 

[johnnypareek]

hi,

I'm in market since 1988-89. I always says, I am still learning.

johnny

Basic understanding of subject is must but TA is a not a small subject writing all the aspect at forum is not an easy jobI am just contributing my experience that I earned .

Anyone who need the detail or basics for Bollinger bands can download the book from here :

http://www.ebookee.com.cn/Bollinger-on-Bollinger-Bands_65784.html

Construction of few indicators are available here

http://excelta.blogspot.com/2007/11/macdmeaning.html

If any-body face problem in download please drop a line here..I will upload the book.



Right bro price can be fall within the band but how much..? In up-trend u will buy on dips or short..?




Watch some more charts.and continuation of price.

 

[IAtma]

learning is a never ending process.

 

[IAtma]

EW-17.22%

WW-7.28%

BB-14.57%

MACd-41.06%

MA-43.71%

RSI-38.41%

Stock hastic-21.85%

CCI-7.95%

ROC-6.62%

Others -21.85%