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    20DMF_RT

    The 20DMF will issue a short signal if we close below the -0.11%.
    However, the RT system uses -0.176% because of the intraday higher volatility.


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    Inverse ETF's must confirm (>= +4%) for the short, correct?

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    The ETF confirmation is only when you short from a BUY signal.
    Here, we short from a Cash signal, which means that we are not in a first pull-back in the uptrend.
    In such a case either the Inversed ETF going above 4% OR the 20DMF closing below -0.11% will trigger a short signal.



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    Pascal,

    Yesterday the average TEV extension of the four inverted ETFs ended above 4%.
    Does this qualify for a 20DMF short signal?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pdp-brugge View Post
    Pascal,

    Yesterday the average TEV extension of the four inverted ETFs ended above 4%.
    Does this qualify for a 20DMF short signal?
    Yes, it does and the 20DMF issued a short signal.
    Note that we are a mathematical error from the signal since the inversed ETFs closed only slightly above 4%.
    Friday was options expiration, which could stretch signals out.

    However, it is a short signal.



    Pascal

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