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Old 27th September 2006, 02:35 PM
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dear all,
I have been regularly visiting traderji.com but has not taken any active part in it. On going through the articles and my experience, I suggest following indicators for option (1 week) and or day trading.
1. RSI
2. MACD (5,13,20 for short term and 50,100 and 200 days)
3. candlestick studies
4. stochastics
5. money flow index
With above indicators and range/breakout study of a stock i think one can earn good money.
Your comments pl At least on paper it seems alright. the above is suggested in view of avoiding multicolinearity.
pl advise
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I want a software for , MACD,RSI. I want a software which provides correct time charts
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You can get quotetracker or Fibotrader. Fill in data and then can draw charts and from that you can guess.
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Hi uday,
Thanks for u r reply. I downloaded quotetracker.How i can connect the software with NSe data.Also i want to know from i get the NSE EOD and historical data.
Kindly reply me.
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In free version of quote tracker, EOD or historical data option is not available. However, for 2 days (i.e. today and yesterday) you get online charts for nse go to options-edit preferences-choose nse india real free option and by right clicking on symbol list, you can choose a scrip and get online charts.
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http://www.wealth-lab.com/cgi-bin/We...m=NRBBEARIN.NS
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dear all,
I have been regularly visiting traderji.com but has not taken any active part in it. On going through the articles and my experience, I suggest following indicators for option (1 week) and or day trading.
1. RSI
2. MACD (5,13,20 for short term and 50,100 and 200 days)
3. candlestick studies
4. stochastics
5. money flow index
With above indicators and range/breakout study of a stock i think one can earn good money.
Your comments pl At least on paper it seems alright. the above is suggested in view of avoiding multicolinearity.
pl advise
ahh yes, this should avoid multicolinearity.
btw, what really matters is the understanding of how the market functions. simple candlestick charts with volumes suffice for that.
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