roca1018
163 posts
msg #31945
- Ignore roca1018 |
5/1/2004 6:46:58 AM
EwZuber,
Could you elaborate on the convergent stochastic entry and exit points? Also, are you familiar with any scans for stocks under accumulation where on balance
volume is increasing while price is decreasing?
Thanks,
Rich
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txtrapper
548 posts
msg #31948
- Ignore txtrapper |
5/1/2004 8:52:36 AM
Members;
Convergent Stochastic Theory
A Yahoo and Google search for "Convergent Stochastic Theory" produced no results. How does one begin to study this unpublished theory?
Webster's
Entry Word: theory
Function: noun
Text: 1 a belief, policy, or procedure proposed or followed as the basis of action <an educational system that was based on the theory that men learn best by experience>
TxTrapper
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EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31958
- Ignore EWZuber |
5/2/2004 10:55:42 PM
roca1018
There is a convergence of events for both the entry and exit signals.
For an entry it is imparitive that the Monthly and Weekly Charts be in accumulation or has just had a stochastic fast line cross above the slow line indicating the beginning of an accumulation phase.
( The only exception I have found is immediately following a fast line cross below the slow line on Monthly chart. There is usually enough momentum left in the chart for a couple more 'long' trades but risk is increased ).
Daily charts need to show a convergence of the fast and slow lines, along with Hourly and 5 Minute charts. It's good to see volume studies either show capitulation or a complete exhaustion of sellers.
The Resistance Trendline will break right about where the stochastic fast line crosses above the slow line. Buying volume should follow almost immediately.
A Supporting Trendline is drawn from the new uptrend. If this TL is broken draw a horizontal line to the right of this Supporting TL break, this is the primary sell signal. The only possible exception to this rule is when all longer term Stochastic cycles are in strong accumulation and a short term cycle like the 5 min. or 1 HR. chart cycle is already heavily oversold. If the Supporting TL is broken under these conditions on a closing basis ( for the next candlestick in that time frame ) and there is other support like an intraday moving average or other technical pattern very near then it can be worthwhile to wait a bit to see if the stock holds at this MA support and moves back into accumulation soon.
If one has no restrictions on trades and one dooes not mind active trading to manage a position then there is no real need to hold when it drops below the horizontal line.
This can be used for finding long or short positions.
I'm trying to find out what is needed to put up a website so that charts can be posted. A picture is worth a thousand words.
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EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31959
- Ignore EWZuber |
5/2/2004 11:29:55 PM
txtrapper
You're right. It has never been published in a commercial format. The Convergent Stochastic Theory is my own system. It is a product of my background as a electronics technician where I dealt heavily in waveforms, frequencies and their phase relationships. I was amazed to find that these laws of physics could be applied to stock charts.
Adding in Trendlines and volume studies completed the system.
Now that I have a new hard drive and Microsoft Word I have started to write a book on the subject complete with annotated charts.
For anyone interested a search here on SF should yield a thorough discussion of the subject.
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txtrapper
548 posts
msg #31960
- Ignore txtrapper |
5/3/2004 9:11:34 AM
Thanks roca and zuber;
Using the theory, then VION and DNYY could be watch candidates, correct?
TxTrapper
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txtrapper
548 posts
msg #31961
- Ignore txtrapper |
5/3/2004 9:36:47 AM
roca and zuber;
roca;
Would you please email me a chart "showing" the resistance and supporting trendlines you describe in your post above.
txtrapper@sbcglobal.net
thanks, roca and zuber
I see on my above post that both stocks do not qualify on a 3m/d charts since stochastics are not diverging, however DNYY is showing divergence on a 3m/d chart using Stochastic Fast (5,3), to detect the daily divergence are you using the 1 year or 3 month chart, and what settings for Stochastics?
TxTrapper
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EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31972
- Ignore EWZuber |
5/4/2004 5:34:49 AM
TxTrapper
Spent about 3 hours tonight working on the email but it did not come through in a test email.
Not sure why yet. Even the text didn't make it.
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txtrapper
548 posts
msg #31977
- Ignore txtrapper |
5/4/2004 7:43:52 PM
Zuber;
Please try again to email the charts, I had some message rules set up in Outlook Express to avoid some spam, and that may be what the problem was, please try again. thanks
txtrapper@sbcglobal.net
TxTrapper
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DasKapital
36 posts
msg #31984
- Ignore DasKapital |
5/5/2004 3:35:21 PM
Hi EWZuber,
You mentioned using a website to post charts....www.ttrader.com is useful for
this purpose (I've used it for over a year, and it's free...accepts the usual formats like .jpg, .gif, etc, but chart(file) size must be <100k)...This is a site specifically for market related charts and TA discussion...from the main page, scroll to the bottom and click on "my charts" to see the various posters and their charts...another site, used for posting pictures of any type, is www.photobucket.com, which appears to be adequate for purposes of posting charts for reference.
BTW, I read many of your posts, and find them informative and helpful..thanks for taking the time!
Regards,
DK
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EWZuber
1,373 posts
msg #31995
- Ignore EWZuber |
5/6/2004 11:18:26 PM
TxTrapper
I made a new file with 12 charts in time frames from 5 minute to several year Monthly charts that cover 2 stocks. TSIC and DNYY.
I wasn't able to put it all on a paint program for compression.
Microsoft Word will not allow compression as far as I can tell and this file is some 54 MB. I only have hotmail and it will not support an attachment of that size.
Maybe there is another way. Any suggestions anyone?
I signed up for ttrader. We'll see how that goes.
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