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Thanks for the input Ken. Pitt plays Marquette tonight at 9, and if they win I'll be fired up and unable to sleep so I'll check out the charts and try to see what you're seeing. If they lose, I'll be pissed off and unable to sleep, so I'll do the same thing...
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Check out the form 4's filed on NXTI over ythe last months. Insiders have bought a ton of shares and I expect some more form fours filed shortly indicating more buying at current levels.
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PC- i use the daily charts with a fast stochastic setting of (4,8,6) and another of (12,3,3) can also use parabolic, and MACD, but find stoch the best, use a chart of the last 30 days to get a good view and then change to 2mo;3mo; 4mo;and so on to see how often it works.
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I only se one buy since mid-October. Am I looking at something different than you?
quote:Originally posted by stockmman: Check out the form 4's filed on NXTI over ythe last months. Insiders have bought a ton of shares and I expect some more form fours filed shortly indicating more buying at current levels.
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Hey Ken, any chance you could post a chart showing this? I am looking at some charts on Scottrade and the colors are different, so I'm not following it. Also, you mention doing two setups, but which do you look at?
Thanks, man.
quote:Originally posted by kennethray: just joined today and have spent most of the day researching some of your trades for entry and exits. can't really help with the entry since you use data provided to yoy for owner purchases but on exits let me suggest a technical trade set-up i use very successfully. use a fast stochastic set at 4,8,6 and another set at 12,3,3 an use a 1 or 3 month chart. sell when black line crosses back down below 80, best buy is when black line crosses red under 20. insiders don't always buy on the bottom. check a couple of your favorites and let me know what you think.
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pc- dont know how to paste chart so you can see but go to stockcharts.com and use info i gave you, you should see clearly if not send me note
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Okay, I see what you're saying, but still have some questions. First, Aren't there only two variable for Stochs? why do you list 3? Also, when you say "sell when black line crosses back down below 80, best buy is when black line crosses red under 20. " Are you talking about the first set (4,8,6) or the second (12,3,3) or both?
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stoch has 3 numbers, stoch is on a scale just like "rsi" if lines cross up when below or around 20,is a buy signal, or if starts down when above 80 is a sell sign
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Key part: "The Full Stochastic Oscillator is more advanced and more flexible than it's Fast and Slow cousins. You can even use it to duplicate the other versions. For example, a (14, 3) Fast Stochastic is equivalent to a (14, 1, 3) Full Stochastic and a (12, 2) Slow Stochastic is equal to a (12, 3, 2) Full Stochastic."
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PC- will look and study that,trying to find something that finds and picks bottoms for me, it seems to work pretty good for me to use the fast stoch with the other indicators i use. thanks for the tip,much appreciated
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Oh I'm not knocking your method, just saying that possibly you were using Full Stochs in the past, and didn't realize you only need two numbers when you transfered to Fast.
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Key part: "The Full Stochastic Oscillator is more advanced and more flexible than it's Fast and Slow cousins. You can even use it to duplicate the other versions. For example, a (14, 3) Fast Stochastic is equivalent to a (14, 1, 3) Full Stochastic and a (12, 2) Slow Stochastic is equal to a (12, 3, 2) Full Stochastic."
ya...I use slo stoch, myself...
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hey pcola77! what the heck is a SC 13G? am i right in thinking its a stock holder reporting what % they own of a company? do they report when they no longer own a certain % too?.. tia
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quote:Originally posted by captain america: hey pcola77! what the heck is a SC 13G? am i right in thinking its a stock holder reporting what % they own of a company? do they report when they no longer own a certain % too?.. tia