Re: [dlevels] thanks

["Jim Wilson" <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Max, Jim Wilson here.  I have started using 
the 3x3, MACD and Stockastics combination  on a 7 minute S&P chart.  
When combined with thrust, I get some excellent signals that come earlier than 
my standard indicators were giving me.  Here I can get some quick 3-10 
minute scalp trades.  I look for a 3x3 cross with the trend & a sharp 
angle entry on the stockastics with a MACD confirm . I only take trend trades 
established by a 30 minute chart. I also have been using just the standard 3/8, 
6/8 reversals off a strong trend to enter or to re-enter a trade.  Works 
better in a faster market.
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  style="BACKGROUND: #e4e4e4; FONT: 10pt arial; font-color: black">From: 
  Max Vogt, Ph.D. 
  
  To: <A href="mailto:dlevels@xxxxxxxxxxx"; 
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  Sent: Friday, December 15, 2000 9:25 
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  Subject: [dlevels] thanks
  
  Thanks to all of you doing posts and discussions 
  on dlevels.  I'm on vacation until the 3 January, but vow to actively 
  post charts (if I can figure out how to get the bleeding things posted) and 
  participate more vigorously after that.  I think this is a marvelous 
  opportunity for all of us who are working out these powerful and high 
  probability trades to get even better.
   
  One thing.  My trades are generally very 
  short term Nasdaq stocks(15 minutes to 2 hours usually--very occasionally up 
  to 3 days) and I am looking for 2-7 pts on a trade (at least 5 % of stock's 
  price), often with very good accuracy.  I've got to have massive thrust 
  (there is that word) and obvious momentum in my setups.  I'd like to add 
  dlevels into my trades for even more accuracy and consistency, but my general 
  impression so far is that the DiNapoli trading setups work much better on 
  longer trades of 2-5 days.  What is your impression, and are others 
  trading very short term on highly volatile equities as well--& using 
  DiNapoli?
   
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