ptholden
- 09 Jul 2007 23:14
I often find all manner of reference to Technical Analysis whilst reading threads, questioning certain elements, asking for advice on indicators and also requesting advice on a stock and whether it's a good time to buy, sell, hold or remain indifferent. I am the first to admit that my own TA is still in its infancy, but I do spend time on expanding my knowledge (hopefully in the right direction!).
Rather than having to ask a TA question on a particular thread, perhaps this thread could be used as a forum for TA queries and become a knowledge base. Just a thought, if there is little or no interest, the thread will sink without trace and that will be the end of that. I will personally add a few snippets to help those with less knowledge (if that's possible) to keep things rolling. There is a danger that the thread will receive countless requests for opinions on a variety of stocks and there is only so much I can do alone, therefore I would more than welcome input from other posters, no matter how rudimentary they believe their own knowledge to be, hopefully some real experts will take the time to contribute.
ptholden
- 15 Jul 2007 20:58
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Darradev, for someone who isn't into the 'jargon' of TA you are doing a good job - 'repeating wave patterns' no less. I will have a look at the thread, thank you.
pth
Darradev
- 16 Jul 2007 08:46
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I'm a relative 'youngster' at stock picking but always looking to learn. Noticed your post on the OEX thread, looking for a quick update, the latest information (June 2007) can be found on
http://www.oilex.com.au/
ptholden
- 16 Jul 2007 09:29
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Many thanks Darradev, appreciated :)
ptholden
- 16 Jul 2007 09:38
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oops, wrong thread :S
Socrates
- 16 Jul 2007 11:05
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Personally, I'm quite partial to a Bollinger Band or two.
ptholden
- 16 Jul 2007 20:50
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Time for some evening updates, starting with TAN.
Once again had a go at the elusive 200p and once again fell back. The SP has nearly fallen out of the bottom of the steeper channel, but perhaps a bit close to call. If there is a further dip rising support is now at 188p, so not much to be gained from trading in and out unless that particular level fails in which case I would keep a close eye on 180p and then 170p. RSI remains in its channel, the only indication of downward pressure would seem to be the MACD continuing its slow trundle downwards.
pth
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ptholden
- 16 Jul 2007 21:44
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Maggie's I believe - EMG
640p proved too much of an obstacle today, coinciding with a bounce off RSI res, so not unexpected. I think I have spotted a different channel (white dashed lines)to the one previously drawn. This would appear to suggest that any downside is limited to that previously thought, so if there is a continued fall, 600p may well offer some support, rather than 575p.
pth
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ptholden
- 16 Jul 2007 21:52
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David10B
- 16 Jul 2007 21:58
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Thank you, exactly what I said here earlier today on both.
maggiebt4
- 16 Jul 2007 23:54
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Thanks PTH I continue to watch and learn.
fliper
- 17 Jul 2007 08:34
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Thanks PTH , can you show rgm and let me know how this looks .
maddoctor
- 17 Jul 2007 11:54
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one of you swing failures on the ftse100 but would not read too much into it cos we,re chained to the DOW at the mo
ptholden
- 17 Jul 2007 11:58
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md
Haven't looked but works best when below 30 above 70. I wouldn't rely on it at all anywhere between.
pth
maddoctor
- 17 Jul 2007 12:08
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you are right but you can draw a nice straight line acroos the tops of the rsi , if it was not a big results week in the US might have taken a short on the ftse
maggiebt4
- 17 Jul 2007 17:33
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Does it indicate anything if the RSI is trending down but the sp is trending up? Please! Think I have read something about that on the thread but can't find now so forgive me if you have to repeat will read carefully this time. EMG down another 14 today am watching for support to kick in so far you (and me too )'ve got it right :o))))
ptholden
- 17 Jul 2007 18:15
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Maggie, any indicator that is trending in one direction whilst the SP is heading in the other is termed divergence. You can have Bullish and Bearish; for instance if you can draw a downtrend across the top of the RSI (like EMG) whilst the SP is heading North you have bearish divergence, a possible sign of weakness and that at some point there may be a correction to any previous rise. In EMG's case it wouldn't be that pronounced were it not for the fact it did seem to get ahead of itself in February. Actually, you can also draw an uptrend on the RSI for EMG (I'll do that later), which would suggest that the SP is in consolidation mode of a sorts.
I take it you took profits further up, so well done you :))
Must say this looks like a cracking trading share :))
pth
Edit: I have edited this post in view of the following updated chart.