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Dave, thanks for the linksOriginally posted by DSteckler<< Sometimes I’ve found this little technique useful as it may indicate where the money may be going. >>
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http://www.bullsector.com/bullsectorlists.html
Possible play On FWLT
I see possible trigger @ 42.45 with stop @ 40.03. Initial profit target 44.87 scale out ½ at profit target and trail rest.Comment
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BG stop now @ 56.73
Target 60.34 scale 1/2
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Dave, to better answer your question I do a series of “Delta Relative Strength Sorts” of sectors in comparison with the S&P500. For example, last swing point low on 1/03/06 to current the S&P gained 1.48% in value. The following sub-sectors place in the top 5Originally posted by DSteckler<< Sometimes I’ve found this little technique useful as it may indicate where the money may be going. >>
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Semi-Memory chips +17.33%
Building Materials Wholesale +12.45% and so on
Then I’ll pick out other swing points or major lows from different time points and see what rises to the top. This does not indicate that I trade a stock with-in the sector, but it does let me know the money was flowing into Semi-Memory chips when it has gone up 17.33% in such a short time. By applying this simple technique it helps in finding rotation of money. This simple technique is part of my annalist of the sectors and does pretty well at picking out rotation and influx of money flow within the sectors themselves.
Just wanted to clear this up with a more defined answer.Comment
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JBLU update:Originally posted by RunnerI'm thinking JBLU might return to around the 12.00 area. Gap down and failure at the test followed by trigger short.
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Can't work today eh Runner? It's a little stormy looking down here..Comment
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Stop in 13.20 JBLUComment
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Stop out right at the closeOriginally posted by RunnerComment
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I don't get it, you're playing airlines as oil rises?Comment
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Jim Smith, had you bothered to read my last few pages you would have learned I shorted airlines….Originally posted by Jim SmithComment
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Top 5 BCRX ARD CMED TRAD ALYOriginally posted by Runner
Bottom 5 NUVO TOA CBK MCRI MRVL
Gainers 16
Losers 22
TOT=+0.68%Comment
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Webs winter time is my slack time. If I put in more than 12 hours per week sumfin wrong....Originally posted by WebsmanComment
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Sector strength in relation to S&P
01/11/06-01/17/06 (swing point high to current)
01/03/06 –current S&P +1.11%
11/22/05-current S&P +1.72%
10/12/05-current S&P +8.94%
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This is an example of the Delta Relative Strength as it rotates through time as sectors rise and fall off the top 20 list. Notice how many sectors keep hitting in the top 5-10 spot. This does not signal a trade but just where the money has been flowing with in the sectors on a relative basis from past swing highs or lows.Comment
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