trade ideas follow up

    Posted by matt on 31st of Jul 2012 at 11:31 am

    more comments on trade ideas

    SEE - Chart Link - trying to break the trendline base, support is the MA's below and the 9 EMA, not shown, have a stop in place

    BAS - Chart Link - over the trendline off the highs, obvious support is the MA's below

    RF - Chart Link - testing the broken trendline again, would like to see it hold in here

    SNPS - Chart Link - pulled back from resistance, however watch to see if it has support at the MA's, such as the 9 MA, many times you can get a lower risk buy at a support level vs waiting for a breakout

    again we have the FOMC tomorrow, so I can also see not being too aggressive, if the market was oversold, I would like these a lot better for swings, but it's not oversold,

    Also, I'm interested to know

    Posted by frtaylor on 31st of Jul 2012 at 12:03 pm

    Also, I'm interested to know the idea behind using the EMA's instead of SMA's for XHB.  Thanks -

    RT

    Can you do some follow-up

    Posted by frtaylor on 31st of Jul 2012 at 11:38 am

    Can you do some follow-up on XHB?  It lost the 20dma this morning, and I'm trying to decide if I want to go ahead and exit out rather than wait for it to lose the 50.

    frtaylor - I think you

    Posted by matt on 31st of Jul 2012 at 12:49 pm

    frtaylor - I think you are asking about why is the 20/50 EMA on XHB daily chart that I showed last week along with the other sector charts?  Generally on the daily charts I add SMS's 20,50, except for the 9 EMA.  Steve made those sector charts and added the 20/50 EMA's.  Honestly I wouldn't worry about that, I don't think it he meant that as technically significant, we use 20/50 EMA's on 60 min charts, perhaps he made that from a 60 min chart originally, who knows

    Thanks.  Was just curious.

    Posted by frtaylor on 31st of Jul 2012 at 01:34 pm

    Thanks.  Was just curious.

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