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--- In realtraders@xxxx, "BobR" <bobrabcd@xxxx> wrote:
> Yes, sure. A common investing idea is to trade with the trend of
price and
> cumulative net volume. Cumulative net volume is simply the running
total of
> upvolume minus down volume. When the CV goes flat to down you want
to take
> on some caution, reduce margin, reduce longs and wait until it
bottoms and
> starts to rise again. This way your stock or futures or options
are riding
> both waves of price and the underlying volume. It increases your
odds
> tremendously in the short run and long run. That isn't to say
there are
> individual issues that have a stronger Relative Strength. Time of
month can
> suddenly reverse both trends unexpectedly and I too have been known
to buy
> calls into a declining mkt. Sometimes it works well and others I
swear I'll
> never buy puts in the last week of the month again. It is very
possible
> these two trends could reverse next week because of the popular
notion that
> pension money flows in within the last 3 to 5 trading days of the
month.
> So, your long may have a reprieve next week.
>
> bobr
Thanks for your comments.
Haytham
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