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10/26/2003 Archived Entry: "ProfitPoint questions.."

Hello ProfitPoint subscribers.

I'm posting this here as a place-holder for any questions you may have on the newsletter or recent charts. Not everyone is up to speed on my techniques, so feel free to ask any smart or dumb questions!

To post a question here, just click on the "Post Reply" link or the red "Replies" link near the bottom-right of this message.

I enjoy helping so ask-away!

If you are new here and don't know what ProfitPoint is, click here to find out!
-Neal.

Replies: 8 Replies

What is SK support

Regards

Kaya

Posted by Kaya at 10/26/2003 08:47 PM PST

Hi Kaya,

SK = SuperKluster! It is an area of stronger support. This area often has the power to turn the market, so should be watched for entry or exit of a position..

On longer-term charts, this area often marks the start of a new trend, and can provide excellent intraday trades too!

-Neal.

Posted by FibMaster at 10/26/2003 08:50 PM PST

Dear Neal,

Do older Fib Levels carry more 'weight' as Support/Resist then current ones...are they stronger then those based on todays prices action or yesterdays?

thx, Dave

Posted by mouse at 10/27/2003 12:52 AM PST

Dave, yes they can be stronger, if they come from a higher time-frame. For example, weekly levels are much stronger than 5-minute levels.. So the further back they originate from, the better in general.

Posted by FibMaster at 10/27/2003 05:26 AM PST

Neal
ProfitPoint for 10/26/03, Rockwell Collins, has incorrect stock symbol. (IDBE) should be (COL). Must have been a carryover from 10/23.
Don

Posted by Don at 10/27/2003 10:01 AM PST

Thanks Don! Yes it was a carry-over.
-Neal.

Posted by FibMaster at 10/28/2003 06:39 AM PST

Dear Neal,
Do you use 3x3 on all your charts including higher time frames? Do you have any others on the Dailys or weeklies?

Quick thanks for the great charts each day!

Dave

Posted by mouse at 10/30/2003 02:13 AM PST

Hi Dave,

I use the 3X3 and TRSI on all timeframes. Also trendlines and a few old standards now and then. Mostly the 3X3 and TRSI though.

See you in chat tomorrow!

Posted by FibMaster at 10/30/2003 08:03 PM PST

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