Barry
The different indicators measure different elements (trends,
momentum, volume, etc) in relation to price, and how they are
calibrated (optimized) will impact on the cycles (short term, long
term, etc) that they are measuring. See my post
http://www.stock-anal.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000684.html
In the first section (titled = GETTING STARTED WITH BEST CHARTS =),
if you start reading from the paragraph beginning 'Now you have to
decide on if, and how, you will optimize...', there are ideas on how
to interpret the indicators, and how to use BBI, as Rik has
suggested.
Later sections
===== HOW THE INDICATORS AND SIGNALS WORK =====
===== MORE ABOUT INDICATORS IN GENERAL =====
might also give you some more ideas.
Hope this helps.
David
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "byager5" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Rik,
> When I do the optimization on some stocks, I then go to BT and
> occasionally the most profitable chart is currently in a short
> position! But, the second most profitable chart is in a buy
> position. Any thoughts on how to analyze this should I decide to
> trade this stock?
> Barry Y
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