What would really help neophyites like me is if we could talk to
other, more experienced, site users about how the system works.
VectorVest has user groups that meet face-to-face and discuss
problems/solutions. If there are any other subscribers in the
South/North Carolina region I will be willing to set up a users
club and meetings where we can talk about about using the site more
successfully. Call me if you want at (864) 244-7714 to discuss this
idea in detail. Thanks!
OptionsXpress and Java offer a charting tool called Fibo-Gann
projections. I've never seen it on a Java chart anywhere but on OX,
but there it is.
Since you guys are big Fibonacci fans, as am I, maybe you can
help me decipher these projections, which seem to show where prices
are headed according to various Fibonacci counts.
I've asked both OX and Java to explain the tool to me and
neither has been able to. So, I'm hoping you can.
What's perplexing is that the projections are color-coded. Red,
green, yellow and blue. Red and green seem pretty obvious -- stop
and go -- but I am mystified as to the implications of yellow and
blue. Yellow probably means caution, but why? And blue looks to me
like nothing more than the previous day's close.
I don't understand how Gann's work figures into this. Can anyone
enlighten me? Many thanks!
I didn't get any messages from you, but I agree with this
sentiment. You guys are great at what you do and I have come to
depend on your market outlook every day. Keep up the good work!
Unfortunately, that is exactly what I try to do and the system
tells me I can't because my correct e-mail address is "currently in
use." Well, of course it is! Is there a phone number I can call to
yell at the powers that be to fix things? Many thanks.
I suspect I miss up-to-the-minute stuff because my e-mail
address is misspelled on my profile. When I log on to my profile in
an attempt to correct it, the system tells me my correct e-mail
address is already in use. Well, of course it is! Meanwhile I get
no e-mails, no updates, because they presumably are being
shot off into into e-mail never-never land. WTF? How can I correct
this?
Need help with fact intra-day charts overlap when I access them.
Matt says he has never heard of this problem from any other
subscriber, but chart slippage bothers me. I use Explorer to access
charts. It is aggravating that I can't simply click on an
overlapping chart and move it out of the way. Chart slippage also
results in big gaps between charts. Any ideas?
The community is delayed by three days for non registered users.
Educational tool
Posted by druck on 3rd of Apr 2009 at 12:58 pm
What would really help neophyites like me is if we could talk to other, more experienced, site users about how the system works. VectorVest has user groups that meet face-to-face and discuss problems/solutions. If there are any other subscribers in the South/North Carolina region I will be willing to set up a users club and meetings where we can talk about about using the site more successfully. Call me if you want at (864) 244-7714 to discuss this idea in detail. Thanks!
SKF swing trades
Posted by druck on 3rd of Apr 2009 at 10:58 am
I see there's something called a SKF swing set up. I love to trade SKF. Will someone explain to me how to set up the set up? Many thanks!
Fibo-Gann
Posted by druck on 3rd of Apr 2009 at 10:41 am
OptionsXpress and Java offer a charting tool called Fibo-Gann projections. I've never seen it on a Java chart anywhere but on OX, but there it is.
Since you guys are big Fibonacci fans, as am I, maybe you can help me decipher these projections, which seem to show where prices are headed according to various Fibonacci counts.
I've asked both OX and Java to explain the tool to me and neither has been able to. So, I'm hoping you can.
What's perplexing is that the projections are color-coded. Red, green, yellow and blue. Red and green seem pretty obvious -- stop and go -- but I am mystified as to the implications of yellow and blue. Yellow probably means caution, but why? And blue looks to me like nothing more than the previous day's close.
I don't understand how Gann's work figures into this. Can anyone enlighten me? Many thanks!
Agreed
All, I've send DRUCK a message. Let's end all this discussion ...
Posted by druck on 3rd of Apr 2009 at 10:18 am
I didn't get any messages from you, but I agree with this sentiment. You guys are great at what you do and I have come to depend on your market outlook every day. Keep up the good work!
SKF rebound?
Posted by druck on 2nd of Apr 2009 at 12:43 pm
SKF is at a -- what? -- 52-week low? The market-to-market ruling hammered it, of course. Any guesses where it might be headed now?
Unfortunately, that is exactly what
Missing updates
Posted by druck on 2nd of Apr 2009 at 12:36 pm
Unfortunately, that is exactly what I try to do and the system tells me I can't because my correct e-mail address is "currently in use." Well, of course it is! Is there a phone number I can call to yell at the powers that be to fix things? Many thanks.
Missing updates
Posted by druck on 2nd of Apr 2009 at 12:17 pm
I suspect I miss up-to-the-minute stuff because my e-mail address is misspelled on my profile. When I log on to my profile in an attempt to correct it, the system tells me my correct e-mail address is already in use. Well, of course it is! Meanwhile I get no e-mails, no updates, because they presumably are being shot off into into e-mail never-never land. WTF? How can I correct this?
intraday updates
Posted by druck on 2nd of Apr 2009 at 12:03 pm
Need help with fact intra-day charts overlap when I access them. Matt says he has never heard of this problem from any other subscriber, but chart slippage bothers me. I use Explorer to access charts. It is aggravating that I can't simply click on an overlapping chart and move it out of the way. Chart slippage also results in big gaps between charts. Any ideas?
SPY Options
Posted by druck on 31st of Mar 2009 at 09:45 pm
SKF
Posted by druck on 18th of Mar 2009 at 04:56 pm
Any ideas on when SKF/XLF trend will reverse? I'd like to get in on the next SKF elevator ride up. Thanks.