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Old Sat, 02-04-2006, 12:51 PM   #31 (permalink)
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ONT appears to be a very nice little stock, being in an LRC uptrend (would you want to buy any other kind of stock ?) and appearing to have bottomed at the moment, ALTHOUGH i would watch closely as it has bottomed on a moving average, and not its trend line support or the lower LRC and that is worth watching ! Pay some attention to the fact that the Accum/Dist line DID NOT follow the bottom, pointing to the fact that MANY thraders are still holding shares, waiting for the stock to hit yet further highs --- this is good and bad, as there is a lot of pressure on the stock to rise again, BUT there are also a lot of shares waiting to be sold at the next high. (which translates into when the stock peaks, get out quickly cause a lot of people should be leaving)

NOW, if they dont sell into the next rally, that shows a belief that the stock will rise yet more. at that time, i would sell at the top of the rally and then buy back at the low, assuming one wants to get the most out of this one little stock and not go on to others !

its just another way of trading, and works VERY well, narrowing down the number of stocks you actively trade and assuring you nice profit.

also be aware that not all stocks immediately bounce up after hitting bottom -=-- most consolidate for a while, waiting for the next leg up, but all the indicators having hit bottom at a nice angle shows a good probability that this one will move soon, so pay attention to the timeseries lines each day!

the ascending LRC gives additional downside protection, as the stock normally should not drop lower (unless theres really bad news) so an early entry is given the most insurance possible, although i dont like to get in early myself, preferring to see some sign that the stock is getting ready to move --- usually provided by the timeseries lower numbers crossing up over the higher number ones !

for a change, take ONT to stockfetcher and do a "pattern match" and see what comes up, or do a scan for "uptrending LRC patterns" in your price range and check the relatively few that it produces with the RSIWLR. if the stock is at the top of its cycle, write it down and check again in a few days --- let the stock come to you instead of the other way around !

lots of ways to trade, and being methodical and waiting is one i enjoy a lot !

mp
your analysis rock MP! thanks! yes - so many ways to trade. i will do what you suggested. you opened my eyes on ways to confirm the RSIWLR scan! i avoid downtrend LRCs for the simple fact stated in one of your posts and that is the rally or bounce may not be as strong. with that being said - i may tweak the scan to return only uptrend LRCs (that can be done).

methodical and waiting - YES INDEED!
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Old Sat, 02-04-2006, 01:02 PM   #32 (permalink)
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Good interchange! Ahhh! the thrill of the hunt.
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Old Sat, 03-11-2006, 04:27 PM   #33 (permalink)
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RSIWLR DISPLAY for StockFetcher.

The way I wrote the RSIWLR DISPLAY for StockFetcher was to mimic MP's www.prophet.net RSIWLR.

All you have to do is add the display to your SF filter. When you view the chart, you will have a plot containing the RSIWLR.

No need to copy/paste tickers from SF to Prophet!!

An added benefit was that you could sort/select based on the values. So if you want filter for stocks with A/D, Momentum, RSI and/or Williams %R at/near the bottom you can.

I also created the ZOOM LENS where you could see the same indicator from multiple timeframes in one chart. You can look at RSI(2) 10 days, 60 days, 200 days all in one chart. Speeds up identifying tops/bottoms.

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as i posted, please understand that the RSIWLR is a way to ANALYZE a stocks oversold or overbought condition (or, actually, anyplace in between).

In and of itself, IT IS NOT A SCAN --- those scans come from others and may or may not work well, so youre on your own with them. Personally, i dont understand them one bit, because WHAT are they scanning for since the analyzer itself is just a way of using technical analysis without knowing tech analysis at all !!!!!

certainly post your scan, as i would be interested in seeing what comes up. I presume it would look for oversold stocks that are bottoming, which you then check with the RSIWLR, as the analyzer is just a simple guage of what a stock is doing at any moment in time !

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Old Sat, 03-11-2006, 04:58 PM   #34 (permalink)
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MP -- RUMPLEDONE'S STOCKFETCHER RSIWLR

ill say it once again, and maybe cause im not a "techno geek" or programmer, but to come up with 192 stocks on a scan seems a little much to me !

to be honest, i never scan during the week, simply quickly checking "touted" stocks on the RSIWLR (each one takes about 5 seconds) and then making daytrading picks from the ones that look like they have bottomed or are doing a "muddy reversal" and present at least 40% available upside movement ! (30- 40 %, approximately, is one days positive movement on the RSIWLR !)

if i wanted to go nuts with numbers, i would throw ALL of the 192 stocks into "mikeys method" and let that system identify that days runners at the bell and definitely at the 9:50 reversal, but i usually only have 5 or so stocks that i watch all week long, taking the penny poppers as one day trades or intraday flips while holding long or short marginable stocks, which i also flip thru another account ! This way, all week long, I trade the same stock or stocks, and get awfully familiar with how and when to take profit from them !

using the RSIWLR for any purpose other than what it was designed for (finding a stocks reversal point) is kinda useless in my mind, and a thorough waste of ones time, as stockfetcher will allow you to scan for "any" indicator situation you may desire ------ the whole purpose of the RSIWLR was to analyze stocks that ALL the important signs pointed to as a reversal point, WITHOUT USING ANY INDICATORS AT ALL !

I also use the RSIWLR intraday with realtime quotes from prophet.net, as both a one and 2 day chart ---- phenominal at showing support and resistance and WHAT the stock is doing at ANY moment in time !

so to finish, i really never understood what was being SCANNED for, and still dont really understand, because what has been changed is to simply make the RSIWLR into seperate indicators that you can scan for, AND THAT IS NOT WHAT THE RSIWLR IS FOR ! ---- IT WORKS BECAUSE THE INDICATORS ARE SUPERIMPOSED, and seperating the indicators is just another chart !

if you have any questions, i would be glad to answer them but the RSIWLR was made to SIMPLIFY for newbs, and not to COMPLICATE the issues with 192 stocks to scan !

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WHAT THE FILTER IS FOR...

MP:

The whole idea behind the MP RSIWLR FILTER that I wrote was to let the computer indentify stocks where each of the components (Wlliams %R,
Accumulation/distribution, Rsi and Moment - WARM) was at/near the bottom.

You can tweak this filter to find all the stocks that have indicator readings < 10, <5 or , <1. You can use it to find stock where just one or two of the indicators are at the bottom. It is totally flexible. Riggs is saying when ADVAL > 70 and RSVAL, MOVAL and WRVAL < 30 it's time to buy.

Furthermore, I have SF draw the indicators superimposed just like prophet.net.

Then, I took it another step forward and created the ZOOM LENS. Where you can have different time frames of the same indicator in the same chart!
So for example you can look at daily AND weekly in the same chart.

I have no idea where you got the idea that my filter separated anything!!

Think about it, you have to LOOK at a chart to see if all the indicators are at the bottom. The MP RSIWLR filter FINDS the stocks where the indicators ARE AT THE BOTTOM! Let the computer do the work!!

Now all you have to do is pop these stocks into your QT setup. You don't have to look at the prophet charts unless you want to.

I hope that explains it well enough for the non-techies to understand.


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so to finish, i really never understood what was being SCANNED for, and still dont really understand, because what has been changed is to simply make the RSIWLR into seperate indicators that you can scan for, AND THAT IS NOT WHAT THE RSIWLR IS FOR ! ---- IT WORKS BECAUSE THE INDICATORS ARE SUPERIMPOSED, and seperating the indicators is just another chart !

if you have any questions, i would be glad to answer them but the RSIWLR was made to SIMPLIFY for newbs, and not to COMPLICATE the issues with 192 stocks to scan !

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RSIWLR - ambibroker, wealthlab, tradestation en mass scanning?

Greetings,

Has anyone written an RSIWLR filter for one of the back-testing, realtime monitoring applications?

Useage: Tools in this catagory are capabile of low effort applying any number of algorithms, filters on an arbitrary length watch list or filtering entire markets for stocks approaching inflection points per the filter's design. Since I suspect that the RSIWLR cross over at a low is a feasible trigger to write logic for (in these tools).

Any thoughts or problems in countered?

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Greetings,

Has anyone written an RSIWLR filter for one of the back-testing, realtime monitoring applications?

. . . . . . . . . . . . . I suspect that the RSIWLR cross over at a low is a feasible trigger to write logic for (in these tools)

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yes curt, many filters have been written and the TER filter i use for my bottom picks is just a slight modification of the original ! Simply scan for the LOW VALUES of the analyzer as a combined scan and youll find your candidates !

please note, while i use the system in real time, the actual purpose of the RSIWLR is to identify playable bottoms, giving ADVANCE notice of movement, allowing one to set up and wait for the uptrend to confirm, so to that end EOD scans work for me (which i usually do on sunday and work with all week)

as far as backtesting is concerned, when i look at a one year chart (or sixth months) IF RECENT RALLIES AND THE INDICATORS COINCIDE, i now consider the stock to be backtested as the further one moves back in history, the more chance that the stock reacts to differing values ! (i know that flies contrary to common wisdom, but i find that if the stock has reacted positively EVERY time for 6 months or a year, then its most likely to do the same thing again !

remember, the analyzer works in any timeframe, and extreme long term trends are reasonably simple to follow also, timing the rises and dips over a multiyear period as easily as over a 3 month chart !

hope that helps

enjoy and trade well

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RSIWLR code for scanning apps: ambibroker, wealthlab etc?

Great to hear current successful use!

I just realized that I should have checked this sites's "files" section. I'm looking for someones contributed code for one of the scanning applications: Ambibroker, wealtlab, tradestation etc. Translating between each is a doable programing excersize once a template that covers the ins and outs is available.

I saw a post for stockfecher code once?

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MP: TER filter?

MP, what's your recomendations on a jump start on coding a RSIWLR watcher? The stock fetcher code or??

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MP -- SCANNNING THE RSIWLR

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MP, what's your recomendations on a jump start on coding a RSIWLR watcher? The stock fetcher code or??

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simple as can be -- using stockfetcher, simply scan for bottoms on the indicators as a group. also, if you go back in the thread, there are some suggested filters here also.

enjoy and trade well

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