Tuesday, July 28, 2015
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
KLCI Regular flat SW4 22-7-2015
3-3-5 formation regular flat
If CI goes higher then wave A 1738.67... this running flat is invalid.
If CI goes below 1720, pretty much confirm SW5 downtrend is vroom vroom vroom
Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Monday, July 13, 2015
SSEC 13-7-2015
TR at 200 MA. Corrective w4 broke out from trend channel - bullish.
will be testing 100 MA @ 4120
Wednesday, July 1, 2015
Divergence Cheat Sheet by Vaughan Kilpatrick
Divergence Cheat Sheet
by Vaughan Kilpatrick
It s about higher highs and lower lows. If you find them in price, but not in the oscillator, you have regular divergence. If you find them in the oscillator, but not in price, then it s hidden divergence.
Higher Highs => Short Lower Lows => Long
At first this seemed to me like the opposite of common sense, so I had to think about it for a while. I finally got it that it means when higher highs or lower lows in either price or an oscillator aren t confirmed by the other, then the direction indicated by the extremes, meaning the higher highs or lower lows, is weak and is likely to change.
If the higher highs or lower lows are in price but not the oscillator, then the direction of price is likely to reverse. This is regular, or classic divergence and can be used as a confirming indicator for a reversal entry.
Regular divergence describes a price trend change that will probably happen in the future, albeit shortly. On the other hand, hidden divergence is a confirming indicator of past price direction.
We have hidden divergence when we have higher highs or lower lows in the oscillator but not in price. In this case the direction indicated by higher highs or lower lows in the oscillator is contradicted by the price trend. Unlike regular divergence, where the weakness in price trend is about to lead to a reversal; here the weakness has already led to a little reversal against the trend. The hidden divergence implies that this recent little reversal in price direction will be shortlived and that price will resume moving in the direction of the trend. This is exciting because it can confirm a continuation entry, which is generally much less risky than a reversal entry. What you have here is the opportunity to enter on a pullback of the current trend, which you expect to continue based on this and whatever other indicators you choose. This is trading with the trend, nice and friendly; however, please heed the following warning.
Warning: I consider divergence to be an indicator, not a signal to enter a trade. It would be unwise to enter a trade basely solely on this indicator as too many false signals are given; however, on the other hand, I consider it even more unwise to trade against this indicator. Thanks to NQoos for sharing his knowledge in the NQ/ES Paltalk room and providing so many wonderful examples of divergence in his great charts posted at www.dacharts.com. Also thanks to Dave Shedd and Buffy for bringing us all together and for freely and generously sharing their time and knowledge.
http://www.forexmt4.com/Gyula/Divergence%20Cheat%20Sheet.pdf
It s about higher highs and lower lows. If you find them in price, but not in the oscillator, you have regular divergence. If you find them in the oscillator, but not in price, then it s hidden divergence.
Higher Highs => Short Lower Lows => Long
At first this seemed to me like the opposite of common sense, so I had to think about it for a while. I finally got it that it means when higher highs or lower lows in either price or an oscillator aren t confirmed by the other, then the direction indicated by the extremes, meaning the higher highs or lower lows, is weak and is likely to change.
If the higher highs or lower lows are in price but not the oscillator, then the direction of price is likely to reverse. This is regular, or classic divergence and can be used as a confirming indicator for a reversal entry.
Regular divergence describes a price trend change that will probably happen in the future, albeit shortly. On the other hand, hidden divergence is a confirming indicator of past price direction.
We have hidden divergence when we have higher highs or lower lows in the oscillator but not in price. In this case the direction indicated by higher highs or lower lows in the oscillator is contradicted by the price trend. Unlike regular divergence, where the weakness in price trend is about to lead to a reversal; here the weakness has already led to a little reversal against the trend. The hidden divergence implies that this recent little reversal in price direction will be shortlived and that price will resume moving in the direction of the trend. This is exciting because it can confirm a continuation entry, which is generally much less risky than a reversal entry. What you have here is the opportunity to enter on a pullback of the current trend, which you expect to continue based on this and whatever other indicators you choose. This is trading with the trend, nice and friendly; however, please heed the following warning.
Warning: I consider divergence to be an indicator, not a signal to enter a trade. It would be unwise to enter a trade basely solely on this indicator as too many false signals are given; however, on the other hand, I consider it even more unwise to trade against this indicator. Thanks to NQoos for sharing his knowledge in the NQ/ES Paltalk room and providing so many wonderful examples of divergence in his great charts posted at www.dacharts.com. Also thanks to Dave Shedd and Buffy for bringing us all together and for freely and generously sharing their time and knowledge.
http://www.forexmt4.com/Gyula/Divergence%20Cheat%20Sheet.pdf