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Originally posted by Runner View Post
Are you saying you like it better to the upside or the downside?THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR
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Originally posted by Runner View Post
Runner...How is your volatility number calculated?"Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"
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Ski, thus far ACOR’s trend is up. Now as for current action I would have to say I’m neutral on it. In other works I don’t know. One thing for sure it did try to bust the peanut but was rejected. This does not bode well with the bulls. I would get nervous over 17.15 as far as being short. Ski a high volatile stock like this is and often very unpredictable. I saw your post about the news blip. I don’t pay attention to news blips as they often mislead people in the wrong direction. If you are on the right side of this play it could reward you in a rapid fashion…. Good Luck w/it
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Originally posted by Runner View PostDoug, the historic volatility indicator is plotted off the last 50 days."Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"
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Doug the code is pretty long and if you want it here it is
Sorry the code did not post right
1600 * SQR((LOG(C / C1) ^ 2 + LOG(C1 / C2) ^ 2 + LOG(C2 / C3) ^ 2 + LOG(C3 / C4) ^ 2 + LOG(C4 / C5) ^ 2 + LOG(C5 / C6) ^ 2 + LOG(C6 / C7) ^ 2 + LOG(C7 / C^ 2 + LOG(C8 / C9) ^ 2 + LOG(C9 / C10) ^ 2 + LOG(C10 / C11) ^ 2 + LOG(C11 / C12) ^ 2 + LOG(C12 / C13) ^ 2 + LOG(C13 / C14) ^ 2 + LOG(C14 / C15) ^ 2 + LOG(C15 / C16) ^ 2 + LOG(C16 / C17) ^ 2 + LOG(C17 / C1
^ 2 + LOG(C18 / C19) ^ 2 + LOG(C19 / C20) ^ 2 + LOG(C20 / C21) ^ 2 + LOG(C21 / C22) ^ 2 + LOG(C22 / C23) ^ 2 + LOG(C23 / C24) ^ 2 + LOG(C24 / C25) ^ 2 + LOG(C25 / C26) ^ 2 + LOG(C26 / C27) ^ 2 + LOG(C27 / C2
^ 2 + LOG(C28 / C29) ^ 2 + LOG(C29 / C30) ^ 2 + LOG(C30 / C31) ^ 2 + LOG(C31 / C32) ^ 2 + LOG(C32 / C33) ^ 2 + LOG(C33 / C34) ^ 2 + LOG(C34 / C35) ^ 2 + LOG(C35 / C36) ^ 2 + LOG(C36 / C37) ^ 2 + LOG(C37 / C3
^ 2 + LOG(C38 / C39) ^ 2 + LOG(C39 / C40) ^ 2 + LOG(C40 / C41) ^ 2 + LOG(C41 / C42) ^ 2 + LOG(C42 / C43) ^ 2 + LOG(C43 / C44) ^ 2 + LOG(C44 / C45) ^ 2 + LOG(C45 / C46) ^ 2 + LOG(C46 / C47) ^ 2 + LOG(C47 / C4
^ 2 + LOG(C48 / C49) ^ 2 + LOG(C49 / C50) ^ 2 - (LOG(C / C50) ^ 2) / 50) / 50)
Not sure why it wont post right. It is complex and I did not write it..
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Originally posted by Runner View PostDoug the code is pretty long and if you want it here it is
Sorry the code did not post right
1600 * SQR((LOG(C / C1) ^ 2 + LOG(C1 / C2) ^ 2 + LOG(C2 / C3) ^ 2 + LOG(C3 / C4) ^ 2 + LOG(C4 / C5) ^ 2 + LOG(C5 / C6) ^ 2 + LOG(C6 / C7) ^ 2 + LOG(C7 / C^ 2 + LOG(C8 / C9) ^ 2 + LOG(C9 / C10) ^ 2 + LOG(C10 / C11) ^ 2 + LOG(C11 / C12) ^ 2 + LOG(C12 / C13) ^ 2 + LOG(C13 / C14) ^ 2 + LOG(C14 / C15) ^ 2 + LOG(C15 / C16) ^ 2 + LOG(C16 / C17) ^ 2 + LOG(C17 / C1
^ 2 + LOG(C18 / C19) ^ 2 + LOG(C19 / C20) ^ 2 + LOG(C20 / C21) ^ 2 + LOG(C21 / C22) ^ 2 + LOG(C22 / C23) ^ 2 + LOG(C23 / C24) ^ 2 + LOG(C24 / C25) ^ 2 + LOG(C25 / C26) ^ 2 + LOG(C26 / C27) ^ 2 + LOG(C27 / C2
^ 2 + LOG(C28 / C29) ^ 2 + LOG(C29 / C30) ^ 2 + LOG(C30 / C31) ^ 2 + LOG(C31 / C32) ^ 2 + LOG(C32 / C33) ^ 2 + LOG(C33 / C34) ^ 2 + LOG(C34 / C35) ^ 2 + LOG(C35 / C36) ^ 2 + LOG(C36 / C37) ^ 2 + LOG(C37 / C3
^ 2 + LOG(C38 / C39) ^ 2 + LOG(C39 / C40) ^ 2 + LOG(C40 / C41) ^ 2 + LOG(C41 / C42) ^ 2 + LOG(C42 / C43) ^ 2 + LOG(C43 / C44) ^ 2 + LOG(C44 / C45) ^ 2 + LOG(C45 / C46) ^ 2 + LOG(C46 / C47) ^ 2 + LOG(C47 / C4
^ 2 + LOG(C48 / C49) ^ 2 + LOG(C49 / C50) ^ 2 - (LOG(C / C50) ^ 2) / 50) / 50)
Not sure why it wont post right. It is complex and I did not write it..
You get the red X's because some of the formula is actually smilies...they are )'s but that's OK...I'm not gonna try to run the formula anyway...Thx"Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"
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...looking good here. Could get beaten down some more but this is a good place to start. I call it my Garp trade. No, not growth at a reasonable price, but rather from the movie The World According to Garp. Remember when he's looking to buy a house and a plane crashes into one, so he buys it? That's kinda my reasoning here.
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Originally posted by Tatnic View Post...looking good here. Could get beaten down some more but this is a good place to start. I call it my Garp trade. No, not growth at a reasonable price, but rather from the movie The World According to Garp. Remember when he's looking to buy a house and a plane crashes into one, so he buys it? That's kinda my reasoning here.Hide not your talents.
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No...I said it could get beaten down some more. CCJ is still relatively expensive but its considered the blue chip of uranium miners and processors, so you could argue it's P/E is justified. USU..if memory serves me right got demolished not too long ago on fundamentals and I believe its just a small-time player, I am going on memory on this one and haven't looked at it for quite a few months. Isn't it also an amex stock?
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Originally posted by Tatnic View PostNo...I said it could get beaten down some more. CCJ is still relatively expensive but its considered the blue chip of uranium miners and processors, so you could argue it's P/E is justified. USU..if memory serves me right got demolished not too long ago on fundamentals and I believe its just a small-time player, I am going on memory on this one and haven't looked at it for quite a few months. Isn't it also an amex stock?
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