hereward the wake
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Just a little joke
Best place for them ;-)
Lived 23 years in England and 21 years now in Australia.
Allows me to cheer the winner in the cricket.😆
Morning all. What averages are you using splitlink? I'm using 8, 21 and 34 on a 5 min chart (you can see I'm a fibonacci fan) ;-)
FTSE +42 = Dow +116
Current dow spread bet level is 100pts below level implied by FTSE +42
ftse 4.35pm close = Dow 12,757
Dow = FTSE * 2.3234
when the ftse is closing i put a 50min moving average on a 1min dow/ftse chart to get the ratio. the level of the 50ma on the 1min chart i compare the two ma's to get ratio
Thanks for that SD. I run a relative strength chart so it calcs the ratio continually. Well I think it does.
I also plot the spread using a 2:1 ratio, that way I can see the +/- strength in points. The ratio I would use if I traded them as a pair, similar to what Barjon does.
4 and 12 on 30 min. All reference points for entry are what I consider to be attractive. I don't use pivots or fibs because they are no better, or worse, than my own.
That happens with averages whuich is why I prefer the 30M. But that, too, is not free from whipsaw. Apart from averages I use Bollingers, which give extreme levels around the average. When the Bollingers start coming together that indicates a sideways trend starting. . Shorting and buying on Bollingers helps to get the timing better during whipsaws. Nothing is perfect, however.
That happens with averages whuich is why I prefer the 30M. But that, too, is not free from whipsaw. Apart from averages I use Bollingers, which give extreme levels around the average. When the Bollingers start coming together that indicates a sideways trend starting. . Shorting and buying on Bollingers helps to get the timing better during whipsaws. Nothing is perfect, however.
Splitlink have u loked at using the centreline between the bollingers as a line to go long/short on the cross?