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(Buy and Hold) vs Market timing
Use of several momentum indicators together to avoid whipsaws and catch most of the gains
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Categories:Market Timing
Gold / Gold Stocks
Sector / Industry Analysis
S&P Sector Analysis PG 1-3 for dailies and weeklies , Pg. 4 Gold & Silver mining stocks
Buy on all of the following conditions: white % increases when indicator worked (black not work)
1. Can%27t buy or short if black adx line is below 20 in daily charts. ie trendless environment (reduces whipsaws)
2. Bullish ADX crossover
3. Price above BLUE colored moving average 15 day EMA
4. SAR dot is below current price
5. RSI crossing above 50
6. Bullish crossover on MACD
Sell or Short when opposite conditions noted above
Blue rectangles shows buy Red rectangles shows short the market and Yellow shows neutral when ADX below 20 (trendless environment)
White return (when system worked) Black return ( when system did not work)
Not a recommendation to buy or sell see Stockcharts term s of use
Buy on all of the following conditions: white % increases when indicator worked (black not work)
1. Can%27t buy or short if black adx line is below 20 in daily charts. ie trendless environment (reduces whipsaws)
2. Bullish ADX crossover
3. Price above BLUE colored moving average 15 day EMA
4. SAR dot is below current price
5. RSI crossing above 50
6. Bullish crossover on MACD
Sell or Short when opposite conditions noted above
Blue rectangles shows buy Red rectangles shows short the market and Yellow shows neutral when ADX below 20 (trendless environment)
White return (when system worked) Black return ( when system did not work)
Not a recommendation to buy or sell see Stockcharts term s of use
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