after some whipsaw trades, last trades playing out. That's
how these go, after an extended move sometimes you get 1, 2 even 3
whipsaws then you catch another runner.
in fact, I use that to alter my bet size - after a couple small
losers in a row on KISS, I know odds start to favor the system
catching a trender -so instead of getting scared like some of you
guys who start to question the system, I INCREASE my bet size
because I know the system is due for that winner.
I treat it like a casino betting strategy or money management
strategy where I vary my bet size.
And after the system catches a big trend move, I may lower
my next bet size
Matt, while sitting on Kailua Beach, and listening to Wed and
Thur newsletter....i heard that the Paint Dry SPY had gone to cash,
which I missed fortunately due to the recent pop. But
this has annoyed me for years....where can I actually see the
status of this system. I am trying to running about
10% of my portfolio on this system and stay "religious" but I don't
know where to see it and monitor it.
no paint dry system for S&P never went the cash, the monthly
one -not sure where you heard that. The daily had went to
cash, that's not paint dry
the weekly KISS, which is more my style of paint dry, went
back long in late 2022, no changes
the month went back long in Jan 2023. - notice that squeeze
indicator - it's similar to that TTM squeeze indicator popularized
by John Connors - when you see the red dots, it means the
'squeeze' is on. It's basically a condition where Keltner
Bands are inside Bollinger Band, which means you have a coiled
spring so to speak - you can see that condition occurred on the
chart prior to massive rallies
UPRO KISS HP
Posted by matt on 17th of Jan 2025 at 11:34 am
after some whipsaw trades, last trades playing out. That's how these go, after an extended move sometimes you get 1, 2 even 3 whipsaws then you catch another runner.
in fact, I use that to alter my bet size - after a couple small losers in a row on KISS, I know odds start to favor the system catching a trender -so instead of getting scared like some of you guys who start to question the system, I INCREASE my bet size because I know the system is due for that winner.
I treat it like a casino betting strategy or money management strategy where I vary my bet size.
And after the system catches a big trend move, I may lower my next bet size
Matt, while sitting on Kailua
Posted by steveo on 17th of Jan 2025 at 01:20 pm
Matt, while sitting on Kailua Beach, and listening to Wed and Thur newsletter....i heard that the Paint Dry SPY had gone to cash, which I missed fortunately due to the recent pop. But this has annoyed me for years....where can I actually see the status of this system. I am trying to running about 10% of my portfolio on this system and stay "religious" but I don't know where to see it and monitor it.
Steveo - ha ha sitting
Posted by matt on 17th of Jan 2025 at 01:45 pm
Steveo - ha ha sitting on the beach :)
no paint dry system for S&P never went the cash, the monthly one -not sure where you heard that. The daily had went to cash, that's not paint dry
the weekly KISS, which is more my style of paint dry, went back long in late 2022, no changes
the month went back long in Jan 2023. - notice that squeeze indicator - it's similar to that TTM squeeze indicator popularized by John Connors - when you see the red dots, it means the 'squeeze' is on. It's basically a condition where Keltner Bands are inside Bollinger Band, which means you have a coiled spring so to speak - you can see that condition occurred on the chart prior to massive rallies
HP
Posted by steveo on 17th of Jan 2025 at 02:14 pm
So does the monthly "paint dry" still exist? If so, where can I see it with a basic membership??
Otherwise, verify, that I would have to pay the additional $300 per 6 months for the KISS system to get the daily and weekly KISS?
LOL these are not A-Eye photos
it's in the systems section,
Posted by matt on 17th of Jan 2025 at 06:59 pm
it's in the systems section, see the drop down menu, should be obvious
Great point, tnx! And
Posted by mschwand on 17th of Jan 2025 at 12:51 pm
Great point, tnx! And also one way casinos spot card counters—they increase the size of their bets based on the cards left in the deck, lol.