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Trading systems (stocks)
This is a discussion on Trading systems (stocks) within the Free Systems forums, part of the Mechanical & Systems Trading category; Hi there, I trade the Nasdaq using Williams+RSI as the primary tools for buy/sell signals. This is rather limited so ...
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Jan 1, 2005, 4:31am
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Hi there, I trade the Nasdaq using Williams+RSI as the primary tools for buy/sell signals. This is rather limited so I want to investigate other systems. Does anybody have links to a good resource or pointers to a good trading system (for stocks)? Thanks, Nathan |
 
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Jun 30, 2005, 10:23am
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  | vtoreport.com 5 day rsi system Quote:
However, compare vtos 8 years of results to most folks broker statements and voila | |
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Jul 6, 2005, 12:20pm
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Currently forward testing the hrly RSI(5) on NDX and INDU, through CapitalSpreads. Don't have access to backtesting software but eyeballing the chart, could be a steady winner? Long entry: Buy when RSI(5) makes an hourly close <26 Sell when RSI(5) >70 Short entry: Short when RSI(5) >75 Cover when RSI(5) <30 "flame throwers" welcome. 
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Jul 6, 2005, 12:27pm
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I've found most flame throwers quiet down when asked what research or testing they've done on their own. Your hourly idea is being widely discussed at www.clearstation.com - qqqq board by and with the poster named Nocona. Long term hourly data seems hard to come by but I think you do need to see how it does in bearish market moves and also bubble runs like in 1999 usa dot com mania. take care, steve Quote:
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Jul 6, 2005, 12:32pm
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Thanks steve, i'll take a look.
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Jul 10, 2005, 12:25pm
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There is a system utilizing the 5 day RSI on the nasdaq index which you can see at www.vtoreport.com - click rsi tab. The system is simple and freely explained. The site sells nothing. They display a track record going back to 1997. After reading their blurb, you may want to check on the www.clearstation.com qqqq board for posts by Nocona. he has implemented a scaling in process using the vto system and he does substantially better than they do. Like vto he is merely posting a simple idea freely available and sells nothing. Quote:
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