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    RT 20DMF Update

    While IWM and QQQ are dipping to daily S1, the RT 20 DMF is neutral with bullish divergences.
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    Blly, Thank you for the intra day update. I'm having trouble seeing the bullish divergence you mention. From my novice point of view, it appears the RT 20 dmf follows the price action of IWM very closely. Divergences have always been a bit of a mistery to me. Just wondering if you could help me see the light? :-) Dave

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    Quote Originally Posted by davidallison@shaw.ca View Post
    Blly, Thank you for the intra day update. I'm having trouble seeing the bullish divergence you mention. From my novice point of view, it appears the RT 20 dmf follows the price action of IWM very closely. Divergences have always been a bit of a mistery to me. Just wondering if you could help me see the light? :-) Dave
    Look at the higher lows of the indicator vs. lower lows of IWM

    Large players are buying at S1.
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    New 20 dmf highs

    I like this RT technology!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy View Post
    I like this RT technology!
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    Billy,
    Sure, it looks extraordinary fascinating. Have you and Pascal discussed on how to present this new technology? What actually can we use this tool for real time? Would it be just trial and error as we go along exploring a new tool? would it primarily be to exploit more advantaged entry exit trades? would you guide us in applying day trading using the tool?, etc. Just curious. best Sorensen.

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    it seems to me...

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    Three possibilities: If this trend line holds, we might see another pop today. Should it fail, the hawkers may (try to) take control. And yet, the price might stabilize here: where TOS puts IWM at the DPP.

    All (this analysis) is much more easy and smooth under the sure hands of Pascal and Billy, who have published very precise and useful notes today. Thanks....

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    Quote Originally Posted by sesorensen View Post
    Billy,
    Sure, it looks extraordinary fascinating. Have you and Pascal discussed on how to present this new technology? What actually can we use this tool for real time? Would it be just trial and error as we go along exploring a new tool? would it primarily be to exploit more advantaged entry exit trades? would you guide us in applying day trading using the tool?, etc. Just curious. best Sorensen.
    The ultimate objective is to develop a RT robot. We now have the capability of backtesting intraday patterns and behaviors of the RT 20DMF in relationship with risk-adjusted returns.
    It will take zillions of computations by Pascal to achieve that, but be assured that he will achieve it! In the meantime, trial-and-error plus a lot of common sense should help us improve our discretionary trades. Pascal and I will provide guidelines as we progress but we hope for observations and creative feedback by members once the new tool is online.
    Billy

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    Quote Originally Posted by nickola.pazderic View Post
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    Three possibilities: If this trend line holds, we might see another pop today. Should it fail, the hawkers may (try to) take control. And yet, the price might stabilize here: where TOS puts IWM at the DPP.

    All (this analysis) is much more easy and smooth under the sure hands of Pascal and Billy, who have published very precise and useful notes today. Thanks....
    Nickola,
    I am now operating under the assumption that this market has morphed from erratic into more predictable long term accumulation by large players. If they are in the middle of their accumulation programs as stage analysis suggests, they should close each day around intraday VWAP at worst with some porosity tolerance of course.
    I think that using such short term intraday support trendline as yours is focusing on noise and risking to let you miss the next big up moves in this transitioning market structure.
    Billy

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    thanks

    As I was producing that chart, I had a general feeling of unease, as though much ado about nothing.

    I appreciate your feed back greatly. You've given me words to express why I was wrong.

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    Billy,

    In the last 30 minutes of trading there was a sell-off. Did this change the picture on the 20DMF?

    Thanks

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