I'm not a StockCharts subscriber yet, so I routinely use your
dynamic chart links for SPX and GDX updates. the 5-min and 15-min
charts I use aren't refreshing correctly today. They're linking me
to weird long-term charts.
Could be the problem is at my end, but in case others
report the same, I thought I'd pass this along.
sankat
yand others -
Stockcharts closed the loophole where non-members could view intra
day charts. That means you guys will just have to subscribe
if you want to use the intra day chart links. But
seriously, stockcharts is cheap, if it's useful just subscribe.
I mean you can do a lot more then just view the chart, you
can save up to 5000 charts, you can add indicators, annotations,
and view them 10 at a time, things you could not do by that
work around.
Perthx - we have no power at Stockcharts, they will not
even write us back for simple questions. That's a dead
end
actually as someone mentioned below, I verified that the public
lists are not displaying correctly either, therefore it's probably
just an issue on Stockcharts end that may clear up later today.
I wouldn't worry about it to much then.
Matt, I purchased, downloaded and installed the m3 Switch
Advanced. It looks nothing like the video in the Long Term Tools
section. The biggest issue is that there is no Type 6 in the code
that was sent to me. I've replied to the email (Peter) from which
it came, but so far no answer (to be fair, it was just earlier this
morning).
it's better to send an admin question like to to me via pm or
email vs the blog.
otherwise during the day Peter is quite busying managing
millions of dollars for hedge funds, so he's not easy to talk to
during the day
that said, let me explain what the M3 switch is, the switch is
simply a glorified moving average with a lot of settings, that's
it, it's not a system. The default switch settings show 2 MA
crosses, a 50 and 200 EMA. You need to modify the default
settings to have it look like mine. Here's a snapshot of the
settings that you need to change
Also here's a video of how to set up the switch to make it look
like mine, please watch it
interesting that neither the macd or stoc's put in lower
lows than the pullback yesterday. Does this mean the short term
bottom is in?? and we should expect that run to 1120-1131 +??
Regarding my 'Key Long Term/Intermediate Term indicators table
and section, I want to clear up a few points. It surprises me
but I have had so many questions and emails asking why I haven't
updated the table over the last few days etc?
This table contains long term indicators that only give signals
once every 6 months to a year. The Intermediate indicators
only change signals maybe once every 3 weeks to 1 - 2 months.
I list the buy/sell signals and date via red and green
arrows. The point is, these will not change every day, in
fact most of the time they will not change.
Most days when you look at the table, there will be no
change! All the Intermediate indicators went on sell signals
last week and many of them went on sell signals in April before the
big market fall, these have not changed. The M3 indicator
that I showed on the daily SPX chart in the last week's newsletter
is still red and has not changed, even on the bounce this week,
it's still red, when it changes back to green, I will update the
table.
Again just to clear this up, I look at all these indicators once
a day and if a change is needed, I update the table. Most of
the time no change will be made because of the nature of these
indicators. Therefore this table is always current each day,
I update it i the evening if it needs to be updated.
Posted by marketguy on 5th of May 2010 at 07:46 pm
I really try to refrain from this political crap but you've got
to be kidding me that you're saying there are more facts being
disseminated by MSNBC, NBC, CBS, etc than Fox? if that's
true, you are proving why we are all doomed.
this political "crap" is just that "crap". As I said in a pm to
someone MSNBC has such low ratings my cable company doesn't even
offer it, not in ANY of their packages.
As for Fox, according to the Nielsen rating folks, the majority
of Americans watch Fox..so you who dislike it so vehemently are in
the minority, imagine that! LOL.
Are we sure it isn't the weekend already?
And back to the real topic here which chart seems best to
you???
The reason is that 1181 was important was that it the bottom of
wave 1 so I am guessing that wave 4 or any later part of wave 3
should not invade the space of wave 1... an EW rule.
So I suppose if the whole wave down is complete, or when it is
complete then a larger degree wave 2 can take it well above that
level so it should desire!
also you will note he had one chart as a 30 min and the other as
a 15 min...just easier to see his counts i imagine.
Posted by marketguy on 5th of May 2010 at 07:58 pm
give me a break Michael...if someone wants to get political I've
got every right to disagree with that person and post a response as
long as Matt/Steve want to allow this type of discussion in the Off
Topic session.
"try a little harder" is just a punk comment and adds nothing to
the discussion.
Posted by marketguy on 5th of May 2010 at 10:52 pm
Algyros, go climb back under your rock....no one wants to hear
your crap....post some charts for once and actually "add" something
of value to the site...
I don't post charts because I don't presume to know more about
technical analysis than the really good folks on this board.
Their generosity and class are a continued inspiration to
me.
Posted by falcon5678 on 23rd of Jul 2010 at 01:59 pm
Matt, I'm trying to formulate some basic rules for trading
intra-day using an hourly and a 60,3 STO. When it drops below
the 80 I short. Where do I position my stop? When the
STO breaks back above the 80? Or do I give it a little more
room?
well there's no one answer to that. yes could would use
the stochastics going back above 80% for a stop or back below 20%
for a stop, or you can use something else like a trendline or MACD
etc. Or use a 1 min chart to time it better, really no one
answer there
Posted by falcon5678 on 28th of Jul 2010 at 08:57 am
Thanks. I'm trying to simplify things a little bit.
I find that while the info in the newsletters is amazingly well
done and presented, it is quite overwhelming. What term chart
do I use (15 min,60min,daily etc..), what length stochastic (60,
144, 89), others studies like RSI, MACD etc.. Then there's the
count, fib numbers, trend lines, moving averages, divergence, PPO,
NASI and other strength indicators and another dozen other things
you go over that I won't mention. In the end I almost suffer
from analysis paralysis. As soon as I decide on a course of
action I notice something that may contradict it in another
indicator. There is no real question here for you I guess -
I'm just confused. I'm trying to figure out how to focus on a
few things and roll with it.
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Useful Dynamic Stockcharts
Posted by matt on 21st of Feb 2010 at 05:11 pm
Useful Dynamic Stockcharts - a work in progress, but here you go for now:
Key Long Term/Intermediate Term Indicators/Systems Page
Dynamic charts seem wonky today
Posted by sankaty on 1st of Mar 2011 at 11:11 am
I'm not a StockCharts subscriber yet, so I routinely use your dynamic chart links for SPX and GDX updates. the 5-min and 15-min charts I use aren't refreshing correctly today. They're linking me to weird long-term charts.
Could be the problem is at my end, but in case others report the same, I thought I'd pass this along.
sankat yand others - Stockcharts closed the
Posted by matt on 1st of Mar 2011 at 11:24 am
sankat yand others - Stockcharts closed the loophole where non-members could view intra day charts. That means you guys will just have to subscribe if you want to use the intra day chart links. But seriously, stockcharts is cheap, if it's useful just subscribe. I mean you can do a lot more then just view the chart, you can save up to 5000 charts, you can add indicators, annotations, and view them 10 at a time, things you could not do by that work around.
Perthx - we have no power at Stockcharts, they will not even write us back for simple questions. That's a dead end
Matt, Stockcharts Subscription Question
Posted by arkgirl on 1st of Mar 2011 at 11:47 am
Matt, Stockcharts has three subscription packages. Which do you recommend?
thanks
actually as someone mentioned below,
Posted by matt on 1st of Mar 2011 at 11:29 am
actually as someone mentioned below, I verified that the public lists are not displaying correctly either, therefore it's probably just an issue on Stockcharts end that may clear up later today. I wouldn't worry about it to much then.
It is cheap for what
Posted by honzer on 1st of Mar 2011 at 11:29 am
It is cheap for what you get,just became member and wish I would have a year ago.
i have the same problems
Posted by lg on 1st of Mar 2011 at 11:22 am
i have the same problems
same problem here too
Posted by perthx on 1st of Mar 2011 at 11:20 am
lol stock charts may be on to us!!
Maybe matt/steve/tom can negotiate a group discount to Stock Charts for us????
Stockcharts is having a problem.
Posted by roamingjan on 1st of Mar 2011 at 11:23 am
The "Public Charts" aren't displaying properly either.
yes Public Charts a no go
Posted by perthx on 1st of Mar 2011 at 11:26 am
from several places...so this "might" be temporary... the cheapskate in me will wait a day or two before giving up on the work around!!
M3 Switch Advanced
Posted by mrsauer on 27th of Jan 2011 at 02:32 pm
Matt, I purchased, downloaded and installed the m3 Switch Advanced. It looks nothing like the video in the Long Term Tools section. The biggest issue is that there is no Type 6 in the code that was sent to me. I've replied to the email (Peter) from which it came, but so far no answer (to be fair, it was just earlier this morning).
Any advice on how to get this straightened out?
it's better to send an
Posted by matt on 27th of Jan 2011 at 02:53 pm
it's better to send an admin question like to to me via pm or email vs the blog.
otherwise during the day Peter is quite busying managing millions of dollars for hedge funds, so he's not easy to talk to during the day
that said, let me explain what the M3 switch is, the switch is simply a glorified moving average with a lot of settings, that's it, it's not a system. The default switch settings show 2 MA crosses, a 50 and 200 EMA. You need to modify the default settings to have it look like mine. Here's a snapshot of the settings that you need to change
Also here's a video of how to set up the switch to make it look like mine, please watch it
VIDEO- M3 Switch Setup
Useful Dynamic StockCharts
Posted by mdundon on 21st of Jan 2011 at 08:45 am
How about also a bell
Posted by jroger on 28th of Sep 2010 at 10:23 pm
How about also a bell when stocks are going to go up and a Horn when they are going to go down? Now wouldn't that be a hit.
macd and stoc's on spx
Posted by vaellen on 30th of Jul 2010 at 10:56 am
interesting that neither the macd or stoc's put in lower lows than the pullback yesterday. Does this mean the short term bottom is in?? and we should expect that run to 1120-1131 +??
Regarding my 'Key Long Term/Intermediate
Posted by matt on 11th of May 2010 at 11:28 pm
Regarding my 'Key Long Term/Intermediate Term indicators table and section, I want to clear up a few points. It surprises me but I have had so many questions and emails asking why I haven't updated the table over the last few days etc?
This table contains long term indicators that only give signals once every 6 months to a year. The Intermediate indicators only change signals maybe once every 3 weeks to 1 - 2 months. I list the buy/sell signals and date via red and green arrows. The point is, these will not change every day, in fact most of the time they will not change.
Most days when you look at the table, there will be no change! All the Intermediate indicators went on sell signals last week and many of them went on sell signals in April before the big market fall, these have not changed. The M3 indicator that I showed on the daily SPX chart in the last week's newsletter is still red and has not changed, even on the bounce this week, it's still red, when it changes back to green, I will update the table.
Again just to clear this up, I look at all these indicators once a day and if a change is needed, I update the table. Most of the time no change will be made because of the nature of these indicators. Therefore this table is always current each day, I update it i the evening if it needs to be updated.
Key Long Term/Intermediate Term Indicators/Systems Page
Who watches Fox news?
Posted by thebeav on 5th of May 2010 at 11:56 am
Don't watch the station. I prefer fact over fiction. It's like trading without charts.
I really try to refrain
Posted by marketguy on 5th of May 2010 at 07:46 pm
I really try to refrain from this political crap but you've got to be kidding me that you're saying there are more facts being disseminated by MSNBC, NBC, CBS, etc than Fox? if that's true, you are proving why we are all doomed.
give us a break.
Amen.
Posted by tonto on 1st of Sep 2010 at 12:04 pm
Amen.
easy boys
Posted by perthx on 5th of May 2010 at 11:27 pm
this political "crap" is just that "crap". As I said in a pm to someone MSNBC has such low ratings my cable company doesn't even offer it, not in ANY of their packages.
As for Fox, according to the Nielsen rating folks, the majority of Americans watch Fox..so you who dislike it so vehemently are in the minority, imagine that! LOL.
Are we sure it isn't the weekend already?
And back to the real topic here which chart seems best to you???
Reviewing your charts and answering your request
Posted by bboylan on 6th of May 2010 at 07:08 am
I like the first chart.....I think your slope is to steep on the second chart.
Why do you say the $SPX has no business back up at 1181 ?....it is going up there...I think
BB
bboylan, not my charts
Posted by perthx on 6th of May 2010 at 08:23 am
the charts I posted last night are from:
http://www.ewtrendsandcharts.blogspot.com/.
The reason is that 1181 was important was that it the bottom of wave 1 so I am guessing that wave 4 or any later part of wave 3 should not invade the space of wave 1... an EW rule.
So I suppose if the whole wave down is complete, or when it is complete then a larger degree wave 2 can take it well above that level so it should desire!
also you will note he had one chart as a 30 min and the other as a 15 min...just easier to see his counts i imagine.
try a little harder.
Posted by Michael on 5th of May 2010 at 07:53 pm
try a little harder.
give me a break Michael...if
Posted by marketguy on 5th of May 2010 at 07:58 pm
give me a break Michael...if someone wants to get political I've got every right to disagree with that person and post a response as long as Matt/Steve want to allow this type of discussion in the Off Topic session.
"try a little harder" is just a punk comment and adds nothing to the discussion.
"try a little harder" is
Posted by algyros on 5th of May 2010 at 10:38 pm
"try a little harder" is just a punk comment and adds nothing to the discussion."
Now, that's a self-referential statement if there ever was one.
Algyros, go climb back under
Posted by marketguy on 5th of May 2010 at 10:52 pm
Algyros, go climb back under your rock....no one wants to hear your crap....post some charts for once and actually "add" something of value to the site...
I don't post charts because
Posted by algyros on 6th of May 2010 at 12:01 am
I don't post charts because I don't presume to know more about technical analysis than the really good folks on this board. Their generosity and class are a continued inspiration to me.
useful dynamic charts
Posted by lbollag on 30th of Apr 2010 at 04:03 pm
this is a terrific additional resource.
can you put this permanently into the premium content please ??
thanks
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great stuff
Posted by steveo on 28th of Mar 2010 at 08:14 pm
Matt great stuff. Gives us a fighting chance.
On your NYSI weekly with 5/3 fast looks like one blue arrow showing bull cross is missing, just FYI (the latest bull cross)
I just want to make
Posted by stevedfw on 29th of Mar 2010 at 11:04 am
I just want to make sure I have what the signal is. Is it the stochs crossing each other and/or both going below the 80/20 area? Thanks
long cnam small float long 7.00-7.30 stop 6.80
Posted by mizzy on 4th of Mar 2010 at 09:42 am
Outstanding work
Posted by skorheim on 23rd of Feb 2010 at 02:09 pm
Fantastic work!
Thank You!
Posted by srleblanc on 22nd of Feb 2010 at 12:28 pm
Excellent!
Thanks for your efforts Matt.
Just what I wanted for my birthday.
Thanks, Matt! It's great to
Posted by roamingjan on 22nd of Feb 2010 at 01:24 am
Thanks, Matt! It's great to have them all organized in a list.
Basic Rules for Intra-Day Trading
Posted by falcon5678 on 23rd of Jul 2010 at 01:59 pm
Matt, I'm trying to formulate some basic rules for trading intra-day using an hourly and a 60,3 STO. When it drops below the 80 I short. Where do I position my stop? When the STO breaks back above the 80? Or do I give it a little more room?
well there's no one answer
Posted by matt on 23rd of Jul 2010 at 02:16 pm
well there's no one answer to that. yes could would use the stochastics going back above 80% for a stop or back below 20% for a stop, or you can use something else like a trendline or MACD etc. Or use a 1 min chart to time it better, really no one answer there
Thanks. I'm trying to simplify
Posted by falcon5678 on 28th of Jul 2010 at 08:57 am
Thanks. I'm trying to simplify things a little bit. I find that while the info in the newsletters is amazingly well done and presented, it is quite overwhelming. What term chart do I use (15 min,60min,daily etc..), what length stochastic (60, 144, 89), others studies like RSI, MACD etc.. Then there's the count, fib numbers, trend lines, moving averages, divergence, PPO, NASI and other strength indicators and another dozen other things you go over that I won't mention. In the end I almost suffer from analysis paralysis. As soon as I decide on a course of action I notice something that may contradict it in another indicator. There is no real question here for you I guess - I'm just confused. I'm trying to figure out how to focus on a few things and roll with it.