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Globetrader in one of his earlier posts had posted a spreadsheet for testing your risk of ruin based on some basic trading statistics. A fantastic tool from a fantastic blog.
Also Murray Ruggerio’s excellent article on cross market analysis and prediction (pdf)
From Linda Bradford Radke, lot’s of her market wisdom with these articles (a plethora)
Eventually this market will go down. Learn basic stage analysis to get an idea when that may happen. Weinstein has always been a favorite of mine in all trading timeframes.
Maybe stage analysis does not do it for you. Years ago I scanned a page from Yale Hirsh’s “Don’t Sell Stocks on Monday” in which he referenced a market timing system that had an amazing record at the time. With rising yields some of these factors could eventually come into place.
Now that you have the basic tools you need just head over to Dr. Brett’s site to get your head screwed on straight - so you can actually follow your rules.
Have a Great Night!
Dave Johnson
July 5th, 2007 at 2:25 pm
“Disregard rest of site”?
That’s a little harsh!
July 5th, 2007 at 9:03 pm
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No sweat!
I added you to my blogroll and to my feed reader. Love your site!
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