Recent content by maolivie

"without strong volume, a market move is weak" - me

I'm a little confused with that previous post... Naturally if you see a divergence forming, you apply some other confirming indicators, you then work on that trade and work for the best since nothing is 100% accurate. So in that case, you don't know what is going to happen one minute from now...

quite possibly the best oscillator? http://www.accuinvestor.com/divergence.html I also like RSI, CMF, and MFI. what are your thoughts on these?

Read this article: http://www.accuinvestor.com/bollingersqueeze.html Basically the whole point of the Bollinger squeeze is to identify breakout points.

http://www.accuinvestor.com/forextips5.html if we see crude prices going back up, we will soon see SP 500 going down

My points on the dollar through bond interpretation 1) unemployment is extremely low 2) Investors want less risky assets - this is why bonds soared the past couple of days. Investors want OUT of Chinese stocks, especially after earlier this week. 3) BONDS - the yield curve shows that 2 year...

Thank you for teaching me the basics which I did not know. However, I like to use oscillators for trend...they happen to be better for calling trend direction then what they actually were developed for -calling what is overbought or oversold. And to answer your other questions, yes we did talk...

This is true. I myself do not care for oscillators and their overbought/oversold indicators due to the simple fact that anything can stay in an over__ state for months before it crumbles or rises. Think of market bubbles, and their immediate cliff dives after an ascent. Some of the ascents...

My view on fundamentalism is that it might give you the EXACT present value of a security, but what good is that? Okay, so you can tell if it is undervalued or overvalued. To me, I am more interested in future trend. I can careless if a company is overvalued, or undervalued. But as long as I...

It is "manic-depressive" - Benjamin Graham

ok so to help you out even more: It depends on which area of the bank you want to work, for each requirement that is. for ex. UBS has the bank side, the the wealth management side. Obviously you need a series 7 if you are going to control a portfolio, or do some sort of trading. But if you...

For my mechanical analysis I like to use 4-18-24 and 50 day moving averages.

I think you should be looking for a close or break lower to the SAR level

I needed a manager to register me for my series tests. I think it is just a basic requirement so not everyone can take it.

I currently work at UBS over on Park Ave in Manhattan. All that was required was the series 7 for me. I guess it is experience and knowledge....then they worry about the tests.