I know that we have had several ETF lists posted here in the
past. I just got back from Hawaii and was wondering if any of
you have a favorite ETF site that lists all (or most) ETF's and the
DAILY changes in %. The one I get at Fidelity only lists them
in terms of $.
I would like to bookmark one for daily reference. Thanks,
FinaM
Happy New Year from me too to all of you. I am off to
Hawaii for a week tomorrow to get some warm beachtime and away
from the Northern California Cold. (My OLD bones need a
break) Blessings to all for a happy and healthy 2009.
FinaM
I had some help with this but we backtested the 5 minute SRS
system in Ninja and it came out best at 19/20 EMA's with exit on
close. I am trying it out live today.
If any of you know how to post those results, that might be good
for other members using the system to try.
I am going to the Atlanta Elliott Wave training this
Friday and Saturday. Please PM me if any of you are going so
that I can say HI while there. FinaM
This is from Robert McHugh's newsletter and it is a bit busy but
we could be in a Triangle pattern of a wave B of ABC UP. Just
one of the 11 UP options. Breaking that longer term uptrend
line will be an important confirmation.
This makes sense from a counting perspective except that 4
entered the territory of 1. There is probably some other way
to count this that will show up eventually.
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The main book on Elliott Wave is Elliott Wave principle by Frost
and Prechter.
Their website is
elliottwave.com
They have a class coming up in Atlanta on Dec 5 and 6 on "How to
trade using Elliott Wave in a Bear Market" I am going to the
class, if any other BPT subscribers go, please let me know and I'll
be sure to look you up at the class. Fina
Just in case any of you think that we may be entering the 5th
wave down, you might want to read my previous post today about the
4th wave triangle. It is just another possibility.
FinaM
I like that idea. Some of us would be willing to pay to
get some clear directions on how to set up Matt's system.
Which brokers to use, written guidelines on the set up
instructions for Ninja and whatever data feed or broker you used.
(an example of whatever system that Matt uses would be fine and I
would just subscribe to that system. IB, Tradestation, TDAmeritrade
etc)
Matt: If you read this, don't do ANYTHING until you get back and
have time. We are all realizing the potential profits this
system generates and want to give it a try. I am NOT a wiz at
this type of stuff like you are so I would need very clear written
instructions for each trading partner. (remember that I
am an OLD retired lady) FinaM
Here
is some stuff about 4
thWave Triangles from the book “Elliott Wave Principle”
by Frost and Prechter.
You can buy this book
at Elliott Wave International (if you don’t have it)
Maggie has been posting the charts but they say that one
possibility is that we are still in Wave 4 up with a crash to Wave
5 down still to come.
Refer
to Page 49 if you have the book
“Wave E can undershoot
or overshoot the A-C line, and in fact, our experience tells us
that it happens more often than not.
Despite their sideways
appearance, ALL triangles, effect a net retracement of the
preceding wave at wave E’s end.
A triangle always
occurs in a position PRIOR to the final actionary wave in the
pattern of one larger degree (I am not sure what this means) i.e.,
as wave four in an impulse.
It usually precedes
the final actionary wave.
(maybe wave 5)
When
the triangle occurs in the fourth wave position, wave five is
sometimes swift and travels approximately the distance of the
widest part of the triangle. Elliott used the word “Thrust” in
referring to this swift, short motive wave following a triangle.
The thrust is usually
an impulse but can be an ending diagonal.
Many
analysts are fooled into labeling a completed triangle way too
early.
Triangles take time
and go sideways.
Give triangles time
to develop.”
Their examples show
that often the time at which the boundary lines of a contracting
triangle reach an apex coincides with a turning point in the
market.
If you look at the daily charts of pretty much any of the
indexes, you can see the divergence in ROC from the bottom of Wave
3 to Wave 5. (Something I learned from Matt and Steve but
they use the Mac D Histogram which also shows it)
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ETF Lists
Posted by finam on 9th of Jan 2009 at 09:53 am
I know that we have had several ETF lists posted here in the past. I just got back from Hawaii and was wondering if any of you have a favorite ETF site that lists all (or most) ETF's and the DAILY changes in %. The one I get at Fidelity only lists them in terms of $.
I would like to bookmark one for daily reference. Thanks, FinaM
Happy New Year
Posted by finam on 31st of Dec 2008 at 07:59 pm
Happy New Year from me too to all of you. I am off to Hawaii for a week tomorrow to get some warm beachtime and away from the Northern California Cold. (My OLD bones need a break) Blessings to all for a happy and healthy 2009. FinaM
Title: Trading Rules Winter. You can
Time Tested Trading Rules
Posted by finam on 30th of Dec 2008 at 10:37 am
Winter. You can highlight this and copy it to Word then print it from t here. FinaM
What ema's did you use?
URE
Posted by finam on 3rd of Dec 2008 at 11:24 pm
What ema's did you use?
SRS System
SRS 1 min
Posted by finam on 3rd of Dec 2008 at 09:08 am
I had some help with this but we backtested the 5 minute SRS system in Ninja and it came out best at 19/20 EMA's with exit on close. I am trying it out live today.
If any of you know how to post those results, that might be good for other members using the system to try.
I am going to the Atlanta Elliott Wave training this Friday and Saturday. Please PM me if any of you are going so that I can say HI while there. FinaM
Triangle Pattern
Posted by finam on 3rd of Dec 2008 at 08:41 am
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$SPX&p=60&yr=0&mn=2&dy=15&id=p73968180944&a=155906189&listNum=2
This is from Robert McHugh's newsletter and it is a bit busy but we could be in a Triangle pattern of a wave B of ABC UP. Just one of the 11 UP options. Breaking that longer term uptrend line will be an important confirmation.
We could also be still
Inverse H&S
Posted by finam on 2nd of Dec 2008 at 05:06 pm
We could also be still in the 3 Rd leg down (If you look at the daily charts)
Hope you are feeling better. Fina
Title: Wave counts This makes sense
Bearish Count
Posted by finam on 1st of Dec 2008 at 01:29 pm
This makes sense from a counting perspective except that 4 entered the territory of 1. There is probably some other way to count this that will show up eventually.
Title: Alt Count One Alternate count
$DJR
Posted by finam on 24th of Nov 2008 at 12:00 pm
One Alternate count is for the low of S & P at 848 was the bottom of wave 1. If we break this then we certainly should NOT be in wave 4.
Title: Elliott Wave Rules The 3
Posted by finam on 24th of Nov 2008 at 11:51 am
The 3 RULESof Elliott Wave are: (for 5 wave impulse waves)
Wave 2 never retraces more than 100% of wave 1
Wave 3 is never the shortest wave
Wave 4 never enters the price territory of wave 1.
SO... it is possible since wave 4 is now higher than the low of wave 1 that we are in fact in a new upturn.
The 3 GUIDELINESare: (for 5 wave impulse waves)
The three-wave correction following an impulse usually terminates within the price territory of the previous fourth wave of one lesser degree
If wave 2 is sharp and steep, wave 4 is usually a sideways correction and vice a versa (as was evident in our most recent wave 4 being sideways)
The wave most likely to extend is wave 3: the next most likely is wave 5.
Title: Wave 3 of 5 Can
Posted by finam on 17th of Nov 2008 at 09:32 am
Can you please post a dynamic link of wave 3 down of 5?
Thanks, Fina
Title: Elliott Wave Training I am
Posted by finam on 15th of Nov 2008 at 05:52 pm
I am going to this training. Please let me know if any of you fron BPT go as i would like to say hi while there. finam
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How to Trade in a Fast-MovingBear Market
Atlanta, GA | Dec. 5 & 6
It's one thing to know how something works, but quite another to make it work for you.
The Wave Principle is no exception. Just knowing how it works can give you an edge. But learning how to put it to work in your own trading can really put you ahead of the pack – especially in this unforgiving bear market. Here’s your opportunity.
How to Trade in a Fast-MovingBear Market
EWI’s Intensive Elliott Wave Trading Course
Friday & Saturday, Dec. 5 & 6
Reserve Your Seat Now
In this intensive, small-group trading course, EWI’s top instructors teach you how to use the Wave Principle and supporting technical tools to capitalize on the unique opportunities – and avoid the dangerous pitfalls – you’ll encounter in this bear market.
Drawing on more than 40 years of combined experienceanalyzing and trading the markets, Senior Tutorial Instructor Wayne Gorman and “Trader’s Classroom” instructor Jeffrey Kennedy team up to share with you the best techniques, tips and tools they have to offer.
In an intimate classroom setting, Wayne and Jeffrey walk you through carefully selected lessons and hands-on exercises that will send you home with the understanding and confidence you need to begin applying these techniques in your own trading.
Here’s what you'll learn:
Over the years Wayne and Jeffrey have probably assembled enough teaching materials to cover a month-long trading course. With just two days, they will narrow their focus on bridging the gap between Elliott wave analysis and trading – between theory and application.
Please note that this course is NOT for beginners. In order to get the most out of this trading course, you should have a working knowledge of the Wave Principle and some experience trading.
The entire two-day trading course costs just $2497and takes place at the beautiful, convenient Atlanta Airport Marriott , just minutes from the airport.
Seating is limited, so reserve yours now.
How to Trade in a Fast-MovingBear Market
EWI’s Intensive Elliott Wave Trading Course
Friday & Saturday, Dec. 5 & 6
Title: Elliott Wave Books The main
Elliott Wave - books
Posted by finam on 7th of Nov 2008 at 03:03 pm
The main book on Elliott Wave is Elliott Wave principle by Frost and Prechter.
Their website is
elliottwave.com
They have a class coming up in Atlanta on Dec 5 and 6 on "How to trade using Elliott Wave in a Bear Market" I am going to the class, if any other BPT subscribers go, please let me know and I'll be sure to look you up at the class. Fina
That was so funny. Thanks
Posted by finam on 7th of Nov 2008 at 01:04 pm
That was so funny. Thanks for the laugh. Fina
Title: Sustem Setup I am setting
mechanical systems
Posted by finam on 1st of Nov 2008 at 06:46 pm
I am setting up Interactive Brokers and Ninja Trader as that is what Joel has (who helped Matt with the original backtesting or setup)
You need to put in the script every morning but after that you can leave for the day.
He also has a Ninja script at:
www.joelwyse.com
(in case you missed it in the blog a day or 2 ago)
THANKS Joel. This is cool. Fina
5th wave
Posted by finam on 30th of Oct 2008 at 04:20 pm
Just in case any of you think that we may be entering the 5th wave down, you might want to read my previous post today about the 4th wave triangle. It is just another possibility. FinaM
I like that idea. Some
Folks I'm getting way too many questions to handle regarding ...
Posted by finam on 30th of Oct 2008 at 02:05 pm
I like that idea. Some of us would be willing to pay to get some clear directions on how to set up Matt's system.
Which brokers to use, written guidelines on the set up instructions for Ninja and whatever data feed or broker you used. (an example of whatever system that Matt uses would be fine and I would just subscribe to that system. IB, Tradestation, TDAmeritrade etc)
Matt: If you read this, don't do ANYTHING until you get back and have time. We are all realizing the potential profits this system generates and want to give it a try. I am NOT a wiz at this type of stuff like you are so I would need very clear written instructions for each trading partner. (remember that I am an OLD retired lady) FinaM
4th Wave Triangles
Posted by finam on 30th of Oct 2008 at 01:40 pm
4 thWave Triangles.
Here is some stuff about 4 thWave Triangles from the book “Elliott Wave Principle” by Frost and Prechter. You can buy this book at Elliott Wave International (if you don’t have it)
Maggie has been posting the charts but they say that one possibility is that we are still in Wave 4 up with a crash to Wave 5 down still to come.
Refer to Page 49 if you have the book
“Wave E can undershoot or overshoot the A-C line, and in fact, our experience tells us that it happens more often than not.
Despite their sideways appearance, ALL triangles, effect a net retracement of the preceding wave at wave E’s end.
A triangle always occurs in a position PRIOR to the final actionary wave in the pattern of one larger degree (I am not sure what this means) i.e., as wave four in an impulse. It usually precedes the final actionary wave. (maybe wave 5)
When the triangle occurs in the fourth wave position, wave five is sometimes swift and travels approximately the distance of the widest part of the triangle. Elliott used the word “Thrust” in referring to this swift, short motive wave following a triangle. The thrust is usually an impulse but can be an ending diagonal.
Many analysts are fooled into labeling a completed triangle way too early. Triangles take time and go sideways. Give triangles time to develop.” Their examples show that often the time at which the boundary lines of a contracting triangle reach an apex coincides with a turning point in the market.
Title: Wave 5 Divergence http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$INDU&p=D&yr=0&mn=8&dy=0&id=p85056872153&a=153483026&listNum=28 If you
Posted by finam on 29th of Oct 2008 at 01:34 pm
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$INDU&p=D&yr=0&mn=8&dy=0&id=p85056872153&a=153483026&listNum=28
If you look at the daily charts of pretty much any of the indexes, you can see the divergence in ROC from the bottom of Wave 3 to Wave 5. (Something I learned from Matt and Steve but they use the Mac D Histogram which also shows it)
Title: Matt's System Thanks Matt: Enjoy
System overview links
Posted by finam on 29th of Oct 2008 at 11:20 am
Thanks Matt: Enjoy your trip. (and break)
Someone on the blog is sending me a 2 page summary tonight so I'll go with that.
FinaM