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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, RPS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > mac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > ... > > That was impressive, but why 200/300 days? Or is it simply the best > combo that works with SPY? What about QQQ, would you use the same > moving average pair? this was a little tongue and cheek thing, aimed at giving a little jab at the buy&hold crowd that relentlesley preach their boglecrap on this board. I just wanted to show what a truly lazy person could do, just by watching the broadest of indicators. Actually, it worked out pretty good. Playing the 200/300 day moving average crossovers resulted in a 533% gain in 8 years-----that's if you knew and appreciated the 18 year run of a mighty bull market and the knew it was over, so that you could jump right into a bear fund---huh? On another board I know a guy who works very hard at this stuff, he trades ProFunds on a dailly basis---he says, all he's trying to do is make(on average) 1% a week. well, thats 52% a year. times 8, equals 416%. Now, on the other hand, there were people who had all their bucks in some high flying tech stuff and did 400-500% in '99 and maybe had the brains to get out. Pick a symbol and go to your favorite chart site, keep playing with moving average lines until you get the longer(lower) one to act like a lower channel line. Try 75ma on the 1 year QQQ chart, for instance. That should give you a decent get worried/sell signal. put in a second ma line at say, 35 (hits the bottom of all the small bumps) as an alert.
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