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    Carlton
    I would guess that most everyone has the trin, vol, ticki, tick etc. But try say putting a chart of the tick up running next to the s&P and then add some moving averages to it, maybe a stocastic and really find the turns, you can do this on the A/D line and a few others, you will be amazed when you chart it what a difference it is from just reading the numbers on a quote screen.

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    its1111,

    Thanks for the feedback. Do you have an example of the suggestion that I could take a look at?

    Cheers

    Carlton

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    • #3
      Hi Carlton,

      Based on its1111's post, I think this setup is what was implied. For ease of viewing, I designated the red line as S&P emini.



      Hope this helps.

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        Carlton
        I am not exactly sure how to put up two screen at once to show you, but lets say you have 4 monitors. On one screen you have the S&P on another screen you have a chart of the $tick and on that $tick chart you have some kind of MA cross over. I actually use Jurik Moving averages because they are non lagging for gaps in the morning. then play around until you find the right MA's or I also use a Jurik DMX and between the two of them they give good signals on the $tick chart. You can also open up charts of the A/D, the $ticki and the E premium. All of these look just like any chart. What is cool about these are that when all three are going in the right direction it is usually a leading indicator to market movement.
        Mark

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          Carlton

          Another thing that these are great for is when you see the S&P at a pivot stocastics crossing, maybe a fib level, you can look to see your MA on the $tick and see if it is moving too, it is a great confirming tool, hope this helps. Maybe one of these days I'll put some time into figuring out how to put up two screens at once.
          Mark

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            Carlton

            Another thing that these are great for is when you see the S&P at a pivot stocastics crossing, maybe a fib level, you can look to see your MA on the $tick and see if it is moving too, it is a great confirming tool, hope this helps. Maybe one of these days I'll put some time into figuring out how to put up two screens at once.
            Mark

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            • #7
              Thanks so much guys for posting the sample.

              I truly appreciate your feedback.

              Cheers

              Carlton

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