Spike's Scientific Stock Analysis
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Originally posted by RunnerI like my subscription of stockcharts. One could get creative with scanning. Also you can create many folders that have your charts in it, or even your top sector groups. I don’t have the real-time charting service with stockcharts, but I view it as money well spent."Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"
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IIC/Runner
Originally posted by IICNot trying to tell you how to spend your money...But IMO you really should invest in R/T...helps you with one trade and it pays for itself for a long time...IIC
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I subscribe to both. Stockcharts platimum service and Medved's Quotetracker. I'm much more comfortable with Stockcharts. I think that you get more options and things you can do with Stockcharts although it costs you 24.95 a month for the platimum subscription vs 0. The quotetracker isn't really free if you don't want to see the blinking advertisements continously it will cost you $7 per mo. to turn them off. I have to try and work more with the available things in Quotetracker to see exactly what it does. It does allow you to make some neat charts. But I prefer Stockcharts.THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR
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Originally posted by New-born babyDr. Spike,
Just a quick 'thank you!' for all the teaching on this thread. I had lost a lot of $$$$ until I got some help from you. I've lost a few $$, but made a lot more $$ since adapting my investing strategy along your lines. I like your 'buy at support along with a confirmation intraday pattern' style. I myself usually never buy a stock unless it also offers a sizeable dividend for a third layer of safety. Thank you and keep up the excellent work!You're very welcome bro. Thanks fer the feedback
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Originally posted by dmk112KNOT: Triangle on the daily watch for break this week.
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Originally posted by skiracerI never really used the Raff channels before I started hanging out here. But the more I read your posts regarding the channels for entry an exit points I became more interested in the system and began to study charts of alot of different stocks and was amazed at the number of times they hit the upper or lower line of the channels and reverse direction. Excellent indicator for keeping an eye on possible trade setups as they approach a good entry point either on the long or short side.
Also was drawing the lines manually on the charts I was uploading to here and read your post on using the Raff lines on the Stockcharts.com annotation screen. Much better an easier to use the Raff lines icon.Glad they are showing you some kind of edge. The great thing about them is they are a trend and trend break indicator. They not only show the bigger trend, but the ideal places to catch movement then target within that bigger trend. And if those significant points of channel support fail, then it's a clear warning to get out.
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