http://www.thetechtrader.com/chartofday/

This guy has good trade set-ups within a free newsletter including charts of the day to an e-mail address Monday-Thursday evenings.  Try and wait for pullbacks-bull or bear flags or wedges to enter, depending on if they're long or short set-ups.  And he shows only daily charts, look at the recommendations on multiple timeframes for divergences and with stochastics to get a good entry on a lower timeframe from a triangle or wedge pullback on the daily chart.

Someone helped me with a great tip this week.  They said to wait until everything is aligned together coming from an overbought or oversold point.  For example, there were times over the last week on the SPX or ERX 15 min. charts, where the 60,3 and longer stochastics were crossing above 20 from oversold, but the 14,3 stochastics was overbought and the RSI was near the top.  So those longer stochastics crossed up then back down at least once when everything wasn't aligned, but when it finally took off and held, the RSI and 14, 3 stochastics had come back to the bottom, all indicators were aligned together and turned up from under or near oversold simultaneously.  I'm taking from it that there are going to be hundreds or thousands of possible charts or trades each year, but to narrow it down to only taking the ones where divergence lines up on faster and slower RSI and MACD, and mainly when shorter and longer stochastics with the RSI and MACD all align together and move in the same direction from either oversold or overbought at the same time.  Then the chances of a profitable trade are greatly increased.