Matt: What I am asking for is a sample chart
that uses JUST The EMA crossovers that I could save to try out the
different timeframes? (I am looking for a LINE chart of these
indicators only) After the market closes is fine or whenever
you get time.
I could then change the dates and durations to see how they
look. (even try the 7/21 instead of the 13/34 EMA's)
If the S&P or SSO could be above or below it that would be
ideal.
Thanks, FinaM
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7 / 21 -2 Dev., X over
Posted by skyland on 14th of Jul 2008 at 06:13 am
yes it's true,it it's all I use!
7/21 EMA system
Posted by poohnana on 14th of Jul 2008 at 06:28 am
Could you possibly explain how you offset these averages by two periods? Thanks so much.
in Stockcharts, in the 'Parameters' box,
Posted by matt on 14th of Jul 2008 at 09:01 am
in Stockcharts, in the 'Parameters' box, type in 7,-2 and 21,-2 to offset these EMA's by two. -2 offsets the EMA's by two or any number you want.
EMA crossovers
Posted by finam on 14th of Jul 2008 at 10:02 am
Matt: What I am asking for is a sample chart that uses JUST The EMA crossovers that I could save to try out the different timeframes? (I am looking for a LINE chart of these indicators only) After the market closes is fine or whenever you get time.
I could then change the dates and durations to see how they look. (even try the 7/21 instead of the 13/34 EMA's)
If the S&P or SSO could be above or below it that would be ideal.
Thanks, FinaM