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Investment should follow 6 rules.
1.Always above the green line.
2.Always go Relative Strength or SCTR (Stock charts Tech Rank)
3.Always look trend line.
4.Buy signal should be <20 and Turing up.
5.Always use forks.
6.Always use Bollinger bands when stock over BB band we should caution and under BB band buy stock with tight stop.
A. Short term Trader
1. Buy signal below 20 and then turns up.
2. Place sell top under recent low when Slow STO indicator crosses over 50, raise top to entry point remember and over 80 Slow STO caution and always hold your investment.
3. Use 1/5/15/30/6om charts and wait for 2 of 3 buy indicators.
B. Medium term traders:
Take Profit when stock close below 50 day moving average.
C. Long term investors:
Keep investments as long as stock Above Green line and 90 Relative Strength (SCTR)
Index/market AnalysisHere is my for INDX blog http://dailymarketanalysis-blog.blogspot.com/You can visit DAILY STOCKS PICK BLOG: http://tradingsignals-blog.blogspot.com/ ( Pick up the access package you are willing to sign up, use the PayPal to complete the Subscription, then, email to pannalove14@gmail to get your log-on for access.) For Weekly & long term STOCKS PICK BLOG:http://technicalanalysis-blog.blogspot.com//For Group discussion Board: http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/TheSmartTrader/
**If you're StockCharts member, please do me a little favor by 'vote' and the most importantly 'follow' my public chart list HERE. You need 'follow' only once but vote can be done everyday, so whenever you have time, please vote for me, thanks! If you're not StockCharts member, you can also help boosting my rank by clicking the link once everyday.
Investment should follow 6 rules.
1.Always above the green line.
2.Always go Relative Strength or SCTR (Stock charts Tech Rank)
3.Always look trend line.
4.Buy signal should be <20 and Turing up.
5.Always use forks.
6.Always use Bollinger bands when stock over BB band we should caution and under BB band buy stock with tight stop.
A. Short term Trader
1. Buy signal below 20 and then turns up.
2. Place sell top under recent low when Slow STO indicator crosses over 50, raise top to entry point remember and over 80 Slow STO caution and always hold your investment.
3. Use 1/5/15/30/6om charts and wait for 2 of 3 buy indicators.
B. Medium term traders:
Take Profit when stock close below 50 day moving average.
C. Long term investors:
Keep investments as long as stock Above Green line and 90 Relative Strength (SCTR)
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