Posted by sandlamp on 28th of Feb 2010 at 09:38 am
Does anyone have any experience with putting on trades via a
Smartphone? My work schedule prevents me from sometimes being
away from my computer and I'm considering buying a smart phone to
monitor the market/trades. I trade off of Think or Swim's
platform so if anyone has any experience with that I'd love to hear
any good or bad thoughts. Thanks
Posted by sandlamp on 14th of Feb 2010 at 09:30 am
I posted this question last week but never got an answer so
hoping someone (Steve or Matt) will see it this weekend! Are their
guidelines on when to use the 60 period vs the 144 period? It
seems like I've seen short term charts (15/30/60 minute charts)
with both 60 and 144 period stochastics. And I think I've
seen longer term daily/wkly charts with both. So my question
is why do you sometimes use 144 vs 60 period stochastics on any
variety of time frames? Thanks!
Posted by sandlamp on 11th of Feb 2010 at 01:42 pm
Matt did you see my question early this morning about how and
when to use 144 stochastics vs 60 stochastics? After hours
reply is fine just wanted to make sure you saw my question.
Thanks!
Posted by sandlamp on 11th of Feb 2010 at 07:41 am
Matt after listening to the update a question came up about the
60 period and 144 period stochastics. Are their guidelines on
when to use the 60 period vs the 144 period? It seems like
I've seen short term charts (15/30/60 minute charts) with both 60
and 144 period stochastics. And I think I've seen longer term
daily/wkly charts with both. So my question is why do you
sometimes use 144 vs 60 period stochastics on any variety of time
frames? Thanks!
Joseph, just curious how you determined to draw your trendline
where you did. The upper trendline doesn't line up with the
high's in May/June. I always thought when you draw trendline
you take a low or high and connect it to the next low/high.
So in your screenshot, if you took your low of PAAS off
Nov/Dec08 and connected it to the next around March 09 you would
have already broken below the channel. I'm not saying your
trendlines are wrong... just wondering if there is another way to
look at drawing trendline that I'm not aware of. Thanks!
Posted by sandlamp on 26th of Jan 2010 at 12:24 pm
is volume or the issues more important usually? The up
volume is higher than the down volume but advancing issues are
lower?? Or is this just showing a market without
convicition?
Thanks for posting the internals - they are very helpful to see
throughout the day and I work so dont have access to some of the
important data points.
Posted by sandlamp on 21st of Jan 2010 at 07:27 am
Great video last night Matt. I really appreciate all your
hard work each day and when you can get everything covered in 20
minutes that is awesome! Keep it up. Looking forward to
the intermediate 401K systems.
Matt, why is it bullish that the volume has contracted? Is
it because as it has gone down or consolidated it has done so on
lower volume? Thus the implication is if it was really
bearish that the stock was going lower or consolidating it would do
so on higher volume? I guess I'm answering my own
question! But it's always been a little confusing that it's
bullish to see a triange pattern with low volume.
Posted by sandlamp on 30th of Dec 2009 at 09:03 am
I heard Jim Ross on Fast$ last night talk about JNK a high yield
corporate bond fund - 12% yield. Does anyone have any
thoughts on this? I know next to nothing about bonds!
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BA
Posted by sandlamp on 12th of Nov 2010 at 08:58 am
Matt, you had a 66/65 level on BA as an interesting longer term level to watch. Now that it has gone down to it what is your view on ownin
g BA? Thanks
POT is down on this
Canadian Government rejects BHP bid for Potash
Posted by sandlamp on 4th of Nov 2010 at 07:50 am
POT is down on this news. I think longer term this bodes well for the stock price. What do you think of the stock action in POT?
interesting site - have you
Max Pain strike pegger - 110 for SPX
Posted by sandlamp on 10th of Sep 2010 at 08:48 am
interesting site - have you had much experience with it? How is it's accuracy?
Thxs
Thank you!
5 min SPX and 10 min Renko
Posted by sandlamp on 1st of Sep 2010 at 03:10 pm
Thank you!
Renko and GDX
5 min SPX and 10 min Renko
Posted by sandlamp on 1st of Sep 2010 at 02:59 pm
Matt do you have a dynamic renko chart on the site for GDX? Thanks
trading remotely
Posted by sandlamp on 28th of Feb 2010 at 09:38 am
Does anyone have any experience with putting on trades via a Smartphone? My work schedule prevents me from sometimes being away from my computer and I'm considering buying a smart phone to monitor the market/trades. I trade off of Think or Swim's platform so if anyone has any experience with that I'd love to hear any good or bad thoughts. Thanks
Ditch, is that an indication
$VIX & Put Call ratio
Posted by sandlamp on 22nd of Feb 2010 at 12:36 pm
Ditch, is that an indication then that the market should go lower? Or higher? Or just an indication that the market should move?
Stochastics/charts
Posted by sandlamp on 14th of Feb 2010 at 09:30 am
I posted this question last week but never got an answer so hoping someone (Steve or Matt) will see it this weekend! Are their guidelines on when to use the 60 period vs the 144 period? It seems like I've seen short term charts (15/30/60 minute charts) with both 60 and 144 period stochastics. And I think I've seen longer term daily/wkly charts with both. So my question is why do you sometimes use 144 vs 60 period stochastics on any variety of time frames? Thanks!
Matt did you see my
After breaking out of the triangle, the SPX consolidated into ...
Posted by sandlamp on 11th of Feb 2010 at 01:42 pm
Matt did you see my question early this morning about how and when to use 144 stochastics vs 60 stochastics? After hours reply is fine just wanted to make sure you saw my question. Thanks!
stochastic
Posted by sandlamp on 11th of Feb 2010 at 07:41 am
Matt after listening to the update a question came up about the 60 period and 144 period stochastics. Are their guidelines on when to use the 60 period vs the 144 period? It seems like I've seen short term charts (15/30/60 minute charts) with both 60 and 144 period stochastics. And I think I've seen longer term daily/wkly charts with both. So my question is why do you sometimes use 144 vs 60 period stochastics on any variety of time frames? Thanks!
I watching EZCH also. Am
EZCH Primed to Rise
Posted by sandlamp on 10th of Feb 2010 at 05:36 pm
I watching EZCH also. Am long July 7.5 calls.
Yes it helps. Thanks. I'm
PAAS could also make a nice pop to $29
Posted by sandlamp on 8th of Feb 2010 at 02:50 pm
Yes it helps. Thanks. I'm slowly learning elliott wave counts.
Jill
your trendlines on PAAS
PAAS could also make a nice pop to $29
Posted by sandlamp on 7th of Feb 2010 at 09:18 am
Joseph, just curious how you determined to draw your trendline where you did. The upper trendline doesn't line up with the high's in May/June. I always thought when you draw trendline you take a low or high and connect it to the next low/high. So in your screenshot, if you took your low of PAAS off Nov/Dec08 and connected it to the next around March 09 you would have already broken below the channel. I'm not saying your trendlines are wrong... just wondering if there is another way to look at drawing trendline that I'm not aware of. Thanks!
Jill
sounds great I'd be interested
Interactive Webinar
Posted by sandlamp on 28th of Jan 2010 at 12:31 pm
sounds great I'd be interested (not sure how to email you)
is volume or the issues
ADVANCES & DECLINES NYSEAMEXNASDAQBB Advancing Issues 1,489 (40%) 263 (38%) 1,029 (39%) 298 (30%) Declining Issues 2,166 (58%) 397 ...
Posted by sandlamp on 26th of Jan 2010 at 12:24 pm
is volume or the issues more important usually? The up volume is higher than the down volume but advancing issues are lower?? Or is this just showing a market without convicition?
Thanks for posting the internals - they are very helpful to see throughout the day and I work so dont have access to some of the important data points.
Daily video update
Posted by sandlamp on 21st of Jan 2010 at 07:27 am
Great video last night Matt. I really appreciate all your hard work each day and when you can get everything covered in 20 minutes that is awesome! Keep it up. Looking forward to the intermediate 401K systems.
watchlist question
Posted by sandlamp on 14th of Jan 2010 at 07:34 am
on watchlist what is GSPC? Go short the overall market?
Nano and volume
NANO
Posted by sandlamp on 8th of Jan 2010 at 11:32 am
Matt, why is it bullish that the volume has contracted? Is it because as it has gone down or consolidated it has done so on lower volume? Thus the implication is if it was really bearish that the stock was going lower or consolidating it would do so on higher volume? I guess I'm answering my own question! But it's always been a little confusing that it's bullish to see a triange pattern with low volume.
Thanks
Matt, I'm new here so
JNK
Posted by sandlamp on 30th of Dec 2009 at 10:06 am
Matt, I'm new here so maybe I'm not looking in the right place but I dont see JNK on the watchlist. I'm wondering about it for a longer term trade.
JNK
Posted by sandlamp on 30th of Dec 2009 at 09:03 am
I heard Jim Ross on Fast$ last night talk about JNK a high yield corporate bond fund - 12% yield. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? I know next to nothing about bonds!