Posted by hillsyde on 24th of Aug 2009 at 09:44 am
I was having the same problem viewing the Stockcharts
annotations. It is probably due to my browser security
settings but there are two workarounds that work for me.
Ensure you are logged in to Stockcharts.com:
After you click the link and you are taken to a Stockchart chart
that does not show annotations, click to highlight the address line
that was passed to the firefox from the link and hit the enter
key.
or alternatively:
Right click the link, select copy, then and paste it into a
browser window that is logged in to Stockcharts.com, then hit
enter
Posted by hillsyde on 27th of Jul 2009 at 11:45 am
I was having the same problem viewing the Stockcharts
annotations. It is probably due to my browser security
settings but there are two workarounds that work for me.
Ensure you are logged in to Stockcharts.com:
After you click the link and you are taken to a Stockchart chart
that does not show annotations, click to highlight the address line
that was passed to the firefox from the link and hit the enter
key.
or alternatively:
Right click the link and paste it into a browser window that is
logged in to Stockcharts.com
Posted by hillsyde on 24th of Jul 2009 at 04:19 pm
I have always had that problem. A work around that does it
for me is to right click on the chart link. Then paste it into the
browser address line of a browser window that is already logged
into StockCharts. com................ good luck
Few breadth studies are as insightful as those
provided by
Lowry
Research, as reported below by Richard Russell of
Dow
Theory Lettersfame.
“Following are a few facts that I found
fascinating. On May 8,
Lowry’sBuying Power hit a high of 172. Since then, it has
been falling. On July 2, Buying Power dropped to 95. This was one
point
belowthe level of Buying Power on March 9, which
was 96.
“In the 78-year history of
Lowry’s, Buying Power has never dropped below its level at
a supposed bear market bottom. In other words, Buying Power is now
below where it was at the “supposed” March 9 bottom.
“Buying Power has now fallen to its lowest level
since September 1942.
“The lowest level of Buying Power in the 78-year
history of
Lowry’soccurred in February 1933 during the depth of the
Great Depression. As of July 10, 2009,
Lowry’sBuying Power was only 9 points above that
level.
“What makes the situation even more ominous is
that
Lowry’sSelling Pressure is at 885, and it has been
climbing steadily since a low of 857 recorded on June 1.
“The key to
Lowry’sis not the absolute level of its Buying Power
Index. It’s the relationship between Buying Power and Selling
Pressure.
“The
spanbetween declining Buying Power and rising
Selling Pressure hit a 78-year record distance of 807 on July 8.
The wider the span, the more bearish the situation.”
It sounds as if a very cautious approach is in
order.
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FWIW
S&P 60 Minut 233 cci
Posted by hillsyde on 7th of Oct 2009 at 08:16 am
It looks like, if the CCI 233 doesn't go back above 100 real soon..... Look out below
It definitely looks like the
SPX Daily - Backtest? 1 more try
Posted by hillsyde on 6th of Oct 2009 at 01:54 pm
It definitely looks like the bag is being passed to retail..........
SPX Daily - Backtest? 1 more try
Posted by hillsyde on 6th of Oct 2009 at 01:34 pm
SPX Daily - Backtest?
Posted by hillsyde on 6th of Oct 2009 at 01:29 pm
test
Posted by hillsyde on 6th of Oct 2009 at 01:26 pm
test
links
Dynamic Links
Posted by hillsyde on 24th of Aug 2009 at 09:44 am
I was having the same problem viewing the Stockcharts annotations. It is probably due to my browser security settings but there are two workarounds that work for me. Ensure you are logged in to Stockcharts.com:
After you click the link and you are taken to a Stockchart chart that does not show annotations, click to highlight the address line that was passed to the firefox from the link and hit the enter key.
or alternatively:
Right click the link, select copy, then and paste it into a browser window that is logged in to Stockcharts.com, then hit enter
Having trouble viewing Stockcharts.com charts with annotations? Try this..
Posted by hillsyde on 27th of Jul 2009 at 11:45 am
I was having the same problem viewing the Stockcharts annotations. It is probably due to my browser security settings but there are two workarounds that work for me. Ensure you are logged in to Stockcharts.com:
After you click the link and you are taken to a Stockchart chart that does not show annotations, click to highlight the address line that was passed to the firefox from the link and hit the enter key.
or alternatively:
Right click the link and paste it into a browser window that is logged in to Stockcharts.com
The Bounce is Aging, But the Depression is Young (ASMI)
Posted by hillsyde on 25th of Jul 2009 at 07:46 pm
A recap of something you already knowElliott Wave guys
MATT, Way to go!
market trend
Posted by hillsyde on 25th of Jul 2009 at 12:51 pm
Sticky:Stockcharts Linksnow work for me with all annotations!
Chart annotations
Posted by hillsyde on 24th of Jul 2009 at 04:19 pm
I have always had that problem. A work around that does it for me is to right click on the chart link. Then paste it into the browser address line of a browser window that is already logged into StockCharts. com................ good luck
Euro Yen Cross
Posted by hillsyde on 23rd of Jul 2009 at 11:11 am
At Resistance........
2nd try..Real bad news for real estate
Posted by hillsyde on 16th of Jul 2009 at 03:35 pm
Deninger blog
Real bad news for real estate
Posted by hillsyde on 16th of Jul 2009 at 03:27 pm
Why be Bearish? Richard Russell
Posted by hillsyde on 15th of Jul 2009 at 01:50 pm
Few breadth studies are as insightful as those provided by Lowry Research, as reported below by Richard Russell of Dow Theory Lettersfame.
“Following are a few facts that I found fascinating. On May 8, Lowry’sBuying Power hit a high of 172. Since then, it has been falling. On July 2, Buying Power dropped to 95. This was one point belowthe level of Buying Power on March 9, which was 96.
“In the 78-year history of Lowry’s, Buying Power has never dropped below its level at a supposed bear market bottom. In other words, Buying Power is now below where it was at the “supposed” March 9 bottom.
“Buying Power has now fallen to its lowest level since September 1942.
“The lowest level of Buying Power in the 78-year history of Lowry’soccurred in February 1933 during the depth of the Great Depression. As of July 10, 2009, Lowry’sBuying Power was only 9 points above that level.
“What makes the situation even more ominous is that Lowry’sSelling Pressure is at 885, and it has been climbing steadily since a low of 857 recorded on June 1.
“The key to Lowry’sis not the absolute level of its Buying Power Index. It’s the relationship between Buying Power and Selling Pressure.
“The spanbetween declining Buying Power and rising Selling Pressure hit a 78-year record distance of 807 on July 8. The wider the span, the more bearish the situation.”
It sounds as if a very cautious approach is in order.
BDI Flagging or rolling over?
Posted by hillsyde on 6th of Jul 2009 at 11:02 pm
Gold Seasonality - 26 year average
Posted by hillsyde on 28th of Jun 2009 at 10:44 pm
Just testing the posting methodology.... Maybe the 26 year seasonal average will hold true again. Gold low in the first week of July???
In case the posted link doesn't work try this.........
http://www.spectrumcommodities.com/education/commodity/charts/gc.html
Up-Down volume indication
Posted by hillsyde on 27th of Jun 2009 at 01:34 pm
http://www.financialsense.com/Market/wrapup.htm