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StewyD32

StewyD32

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What website do most people use to get more detailed charts on PM. i.e. SMA, EMA etc, etc.
 
sfstacker said:
StewyD32 said:
What website do most people use to get more detailed charts on PM. i.e. SMA, EMA etc, etc.
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I'm going to need more details
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I was looking to more detailed chats relating to PM which incorporated trends, and other data points on the chart, which is what finicky linked.
Im new to this so don't know all the technical term yet.
 
Phil.
Those were some of the charts I was looking at which are very basic.
There are a lot more complex charts that will show the viewer not only the spot market price but over a range of data points can show possible trends and jump off points for buying selling which otherwise can be very hard to see.....or harder should I say.

I new at this so I could be explaining my basic interperatation all wrong lol.
 
In case you also look at gold stocks ...
Forgot the code of an index I take an interest in - this is viewable and customizable on bigcharts (see url above) under code: XGD
This is S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Gold Stocks Index
 
Thanks for the links guys.
What indicators are you running with?
I think running with 3-4 would be more advantagous rather than running as many as possible.
 
StewyD32 said:
What indicators are you running with?
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I'm a primitive charter and only use a few favourite indicators: RSI and MACD for momentum, Bollinger bands for an idea of volatility and breakout from normal volatility.
I also still occasionally resort to moving averages, esp the 200 and 50 dma on daily charts and their rough equivalents on weekly and monthly charts (these being 40 wma and 10 mma to approximate 200 dma)
I pay a lot of attention to the way volume behaves and whether the chart is changing trend.
Levels of resistance and support are very helpful.
Trendlines and any break or acceleration.
I look for classical patterns (e.g head and shoulders, cup & handle, rounding low, pennant, flag), but also distorted versions.
I resort to japanese candlestick ideas a lot, often combined with volume behaviour, an example being MND below, which I missed primarily because of being nervously susceptible to all the propaganda out there against mining service companies.
Use google, stockcharts chart school, youtube and there are heaps of online texts, imagery and commentaries.

So monthly chart of Monadelphous (MND)
Rounding low occurring over second half 2015, first half 2016
The three candles at the low - small bodied, two are indecisive types.
The three candles at the low occurred at the same level as the gfc low in 08/09 = support level
Volume: an early alerting surge of volume back in early 2015. False dawn or capitulation volume not unusual before the final low.
Powerful breakout volume of March candle following the three candle low (buy signal)
Breakout from 3 year downtrend resistance line by March candle. (buy signal)
Breakout March candle falls back from level of previous low at $8 = resistance.
Price goes on to simmer under $8 resistance forming a 'handle ', breaks through resistance with massive positive July candle. (buy signal)
Next resistance is $12, and price could form a bullish inverse 'head and shoulders' pattern with $12 being 'neckline'

MND decade monthly with 10 mth moving average
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MND weekly - W shaped bottom pattern, then ' handle', then break above $8 and outside normal volatility range
MND 2 yr weekly
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StewyD32 said:
What indicators are you running with?
Click to expand...

I'm a primitive charter and only use a few favourite indicators: RSI and MACD for momentum, Bollinger bands for an idea of volatility and breakout from normal volatility.
I also still occasionally resort to moving averages, esp the 200 and 50 dma on daily charts and their rough equivalents on weekly and monthly charts (these being 40 wma and 10 mma to approximate 200 dma)
I pay a lot of attention to the way volume behaves and whether the chart is changing trend.
Levels of resistance and support are very helpful.
Trendlines and any break or acceleration.
I look for classical patterns (e.g head and shoulders, cup & handle, rounding low, pennant, flag), but also distorted versions.
I resort to japanese candlestick ideas a lot, often combined with volume behaviour, an example being MND below, which I missed primarily because of being nervously susceptible to all the propaganda out there against mining service companies.
Use google, stockcharts chart school, youtube and there are heaps of online texts, imagery and commentaries.

So monthly chart of Monadelphous (MND)
Rounding low occurring over second half 2015, first half 2016
The three candles at the low - small bodied, two are indecisive types.
The three candles at the low occurred at the same level as the gfc low in 08/09 = support level
Volume: an early alerting surge of volume back in early 2015. False dawn or capitulation volume not unusual before the final low.
Powerful breakout volume of March candle following the three candle low (buy signal)
Breakout from 3 year downtrend resistance line by March candle. (buy signal)
Breakout March candle falls back from level of previous low at $8 = resistance.
Price goes on to simmer under $8 resistance forming a 'handle ', breaks through resistance with massive positive July candle. (buy signal)
Next resistance is $12, and price could form a bullish inverse 'head and shoulders' pattern with $12 being 'neckline'

MND decade monthly, with 10 mth moving average added
[imgz=http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/1893_big_58.gif]
1893_big_58.gif
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MND weekly - W shaped bottom pattern, then ' handle', then break above $8 and outside normal volatility range
MND 2 yr weekly, with bollinger bands added
[imgz=http://forums.silverstackers.com/uploads/1893_big_59.gif]
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