Posted by stevedfw on 19th of May 2011 at 03:59 pm
I prefer to stay with an email if there is a possible trade. If
for some reason an email goes out stating there will be "no trade"
and then that changes for some odd reason then all the complaints
will bombard this board. If someone wants additional info on
possible non-trade days, then they should just check this SPY blog
near the end of the day and/or "cut & paste" the 1min SPY chart
with the yellow zone to their smart phone. With the 1min SPY chart
you can check it very, very easily throughout the day.
Posted by stevedfw on 11th of May 2011 at 10:48 am
I agree. We are going to make Matt sorry he ever gave us a
chance to be part of this system.
I really cannot understand all this worrying about this current
long trade. Even when we get the signal we have till the next
morning to execute. I am really scared to see all the chatter
when we are in a short trade that exits the end of the same day as
the signal.
If you are so concerned about what is happening all day every
day with this system, you are trading too much of your total funds
in it or you should not be trading it at all.
As said many times before, just relax and wait for the SMS texts
and/or check the web page the last 15 minutes or so of the
day.
Matt, This 1min chart is awesome. "Cut & Paste" it to
your mobile phone browser and easy to take a quick look throughout
the day to see if a trade is possible or not. Great
stuff!
As a back up to your SMS text, I have my gmail account forward
me your email as a SMS text. You use "filter" words to only
forward that specific text from BPT. Keeps you from getting
woke up in the middle of the night when the newsletter comes out
late sometime. I used it with the $BPGDM GDX System and it has
never failed.
But I have been getting your SMS texts very timely on AT&T
on the SPY System.
I used Yahoo and BigCharts historical data. On Yahoo, it shows
the actual close and adjusted close for dividend and splits. I
compared Big Charts data to Yahoo and it looks like Big Charts
using actual close.
I have been looking at the SHORT trades using long SDS versus
shorting SSO.
I have come up with a huge difference a few trades. Almost
7% on one. Sometimes SDS is better and sometimes SSO is
better. I have checked 3 different places to get the closing
prices but I get the same numbers. I listed a couple of the
larger ones below. Please let me know if you find other closing
prices.
I did a little spreadsheet looking at the BUY/LONG
onlysignals for a
5 year period. The trades included were from 4/11/2006
(closed out on 4/25/2006) to the last trade of 4/11/2011 (closed
out on 4/21/2111).
Using the SPY ETF:
1. Go Long @ Close and Sell @ Open - 146.83 points
2. Go Long @ Close and Sell @ Close on same day as above
#1 - 139.29 points
3. Go Long @ Close and Sell @ Close on the day
beforeabove #1 -
130.29 points
FYI, If you had "bought & held" The SPY on 4/11/2006 and
sold it on 4/21/2011 you would of gained a big 16.61 points (117.17
vs. 133.78). Note the prices have been adjusted for dividends
& splits. The printed closing price was actually 128.64
versus the adjusted 117.17 for April 11, 2006.
It would be interesting to see what the results for the single-
entry and maybe the multi-entry systems would be if you only traded
the LONG signals and got out either at the end of the day of the
exit signal (not the next morning) or the end of the day the
following day since you cannot can only get out of mutual funds at
the end of the day.
Posted by stevedfw on 28th of Apr 2011 at 12:11 pm
Just threw that out for discussion. So what is being proposed is
to use SSO for long and short trades and NOT using SDS at all
(I.e.for short signals), correct?
Posted by stevedfw on 18th of Apr 2011 at 03:20 pm
Checking the intra-day update on the GDX Swing System page,
shows a BUY using the 8 Day MA. It does not have the 5 Day MA
from the new rule just added.
Posted by stevedfw on 15th of Apr 2011 at 12:38 pm
I would appreciate it if at least the "Intra-Day" update of the
moving average and $BPGDM on the GDX Swing System page stayed up
and current. Of course, I would like the email notifications
as well if that can/will still be done.
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ascr, correct. So if you
Spy System email when there will not be a trade
Posted by stevedfw on 19th of May 2011 at 04:28 pm
ascr, correct. So if you see it is updated then there might be a trade that day. Pretty simple to monitor I think.
I prefer to stay with
Spy System email when there will not be a trade
Posted by stevedfw on 19th of May 2011 at 03:59 pm
I prefer to stay with an email if there is a possible trade. If for some reason an email goes out stating there will be "no trade" and then that changes for some odd reason then all the complaints will bombard this board. If someone wants additional info on possible non-trade days, then they should just check this SPY blog near the end of the day and/or "cut & paste" the 1min SPY chart with the yellow zone to their smart phone. With the 1min SPY chart you can check it very, very easily throughout the day.
Don't get me wrong, I
Buy Sell Discussion
Posted by stevedfw on 11th of May 2011 at 11:31 am
Don't get me wrong, I thing the general discussions are great about the trading vehicles and the different entry percentages.
I just think the constant questions about if there is a signal all day and wanting daily updates when there is no change are troubling.
I agree. We are going
Buy Sell Discussion
Posted by stevedfw on 11th of May 2011 at 10:48 am
I agree. We are going to make Matt sorry he ever gave us a chance to be part of this system.
I really cannot understand all this worrying about this current long trade. Even when we get the signal we have till the next morning to execute. I am really scared to see all the chatter when we are in a short trade that exits the end of the same day as the signal.
If you are so concerned about what is happening all day every day with this system, you are trading too much of your total funds in it or you should not be trading it at all.
As said many times before, just relax and wait for the SMS texts and/or check the web page the last 15 minutes or so of the day.
It looks like your daily
SPY Signal
Posted by stevedfw on 10th of May 2011 at 02:48 pm
It looks like your daily chart is going to give a topping signal if the markets stay up like they are now.
I think the key word
SPY sell if above 135.50 -- Still hold's true?
Posted by stevedfw on 10th of May 2011 at 09:29 am
I think the key word is "close" above 135.50 and THEN sell at the next day's open. And I would think this closing price target could change daily.
Matt, This 1min chart is
SPY system scale into today
Posted by stevedfw on 6th of May 2011 at 04:00 pm
Matt, This 1min chart is awesome. "Cut & Paste" it to your mobile phone browser and easy to take a quick look throughout the day to see if a trade is possible or not. Great stuff!
Totally agree with you Jim!
FOR PETE'S SAKE! C'MON GUYS, LEAVE MATT ALONE! He ...
Posted by stevedfw on 6th of May 2011 at 03:27 pm
Totally agree with you Jim!
As a back up to
Verizon SMS
Posted by stevedfw on 6th of May 2011 at 11:58 am
As a back up to your SMS text, I have my gmail account forward me your email as a SMS text. You use "filter" words to only forward that specific text from BPT. Keeps you from getting woke up in the middle of the night when the newsletter comes out late sometime. I used it with the $BPGDM GDX System and it has never failed.
But I have been getting your SMS texts very timely on AT&T on the SPY System.
I used Yahoo and BigCharts
Beware of Stockcharts SPY historical data !!!
Posted by stevedfw on 5th of May 2011 at 08:20 pm
I used Yahoo and BigCharts historical data. On Yahoo, it shows the actual close and adjusted close for dividend and splits. I compared Big Charts data to Yahoo and it looks like Big Charts using actual close.
Title: SDS vs SSO Hey folks, I
Homework Assignment for you guys!
Posted by stevedfw on 5th of May 2011 at 02:36 pm
Hey folks,
I have been looking at the SHORT trades using long SDS versus shorting SSO.
I have come up with a huge difference a few trades. Almost 7% on one. Sometimes SDS is better and sometimes SSO is better. I have checked 3 different places to get the closing prices but I get the same numbers. I listed a couple of the larger ones below. Please let me know if you find other closing prices.
Trade #
227: 11/3/08 SSO 32.48 SDS 85.00
11/6/08 SSO 28.10 SDS 94.60
224: 8/28/08 SSO 62.75 SDS 63.87
9/22/08 SSO 54.48 SDS 70.20
208: 12/24/07 SSO 86.55 SDS 51.73
1/22/08 SSO 65.62 SDS 67.80
I did a little spreadsheet
Homework Assignment for you guys!
Posted by stevedfw on 4th of May 2011 at 05:21 pm
I did a little spreadsheet looking at the BUY/LONG onlysignals for a 5 year period. The trades included were from 4/11/2006 (closed out on 4/25/2006) to the last trade of 4/11/2011 (closed out on 4/21/2111).
Using the SPY ETF:
1. Go Long @ Close and Sell @ Open - 146.83 points
2. Go Long @ Close and Sell @ Close on same day as above #1 - 139.29 points
3. Go Long @ Close and Sell @ Close on the day beforeabove #1 - 130.29 points
FYI, If you had "bought & held" The SPY on 4/11/2006 and sold it on 4/21/2011 you would of gained a big 16.61 points (117.17 vs. 133.78). Note the prices have been adjusted for dividends & splits. The printed closing price was actually 128.64 versus the adjusted 117.17 for April 11, 2006.
Too funny, I just came
Homework Assignment for you guys!
Posted by stevedfw on 4th of May 2011 at 11:31 am
Too funny, I just came back from the printer with all the printed trades list so I could start working on it and read this, lol
It would be interesting to
fyi IRA's and SPY System
Posted by stevedfw on 4th of May 2011 at 11:12 am
It would be interesting to see what the results for the single- entry and maybe the multi-entry systems would be if you only traded the LONG signals and got out either at the end of the day of the exit signal (not the next morning) or the end of the day the following day since you cannot can only get out of mutual funds at the end of the day.
Just threw that out for
SPY System - substituting SSO for SPY
Posted by stevedfw on 28th of Apr 2011 at 12:11 pm
Just threw that out for discussion. So what is being proposed is to use SSO for long and short trades and NOT using SDS at all (I.e.for short signals), correct?
Maybe the safest way if
SPY System - substituting SSO for SPY
Posted by stevedfw on 28th of Apr 2011 at 11:19 am
Maybe the safest way if you are going to use SSO and SDS is to only short them with the SPY signals.
Skiesblue, where are you seeing
Gdx
Posted by stevedfw on 26th of Apr 2011 at 05:19 pm
Skiesblue, where are you seeing the 5ma intra-dayvalue? I only see the $BPGDM and 8ma intra-dayvalues on the GDX Swing System page.
Any thought of putting the
M3 Switch Tricks on SPX weekly, daily, YM futures
Posted by stevedfw on 19th of Apr 2011 at 08:53 am
Any thought of putting the SPX WEEKLY M3 Switch signal on the LONG TERM TOOLS page?
GDX SWING SYSTEM ???
Posted by stevedfw on 18th of Apr 2011 at 03:20 pm
Checking the intra-day update on the GDX Swing System page, shows a BUY using the 8 Day MA. It does not have the 5 Day MA from the new rule just added.
Are we going LONG at close today?
I would appreciate it if
BPGDM/GDX system comments
Posted by stevedfw on 15th of Apr 2011 at 12:38 pm
I would appreciate it if at least the "Intra-Day" update of the moving average and $BPGDM on the GDX Swing System page stayed up and current. Of course, I would like the email notifications as well if that can/will still be done.