@Karen
I was a web version TC2K basic ( Gold) subscriber but I use a Mac. I've been back at stock charts.com for awhile. I may go back in the future.
ZM still in down trend.
Chart is with T3 average's with a t3-3 crossover/under of t3-13 count , Guppy average's , RSI 14 , and future support line's where ZM may hold.
That t3-3 crossover/under of t3-13 count seem to be fairly good at catching change trend change's
IMHO.
Have a great weekend.
Mactheriverrat
John
BTW- I'm retired from working on the River as of Sept 8th. I'm enjoying it.
https://www.stockfetcher.com/forums/General-Discussion/Let-s-Play-The-Falling-Knife-Game/156318/100
Mactheriverrat
John
BTW- I'm retired from working on the River as of Sept 8th. I'm enjoying it.
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Happy retirement, John.
Double blessing to retire healthy and wealthy.
@ Cheese,
re: "Please share some of your seminar notes if you took any,
or any link to the seminar if or when it's posted on YouTube."
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Mr. Worden and the lead instructor gave the seminar. No BS -- only 30 minutes.
These guys don't play and get right to the point.
It's a scanner function. So, you should have the software to see the graphs.
Anyway, the scanner finds the % of stocks from various watchlists that are above and below the 50 and 200-day simple moving average.
The results (%) appear on a graph that can be displayed in multiple time frames.
I realize you can do a similar sort on SF (show stocks above or below etc ...) , but I don't think the % can be automatically calculated, which made the scan so good. You can scroll thru any time frame and it's like having a crystal ball. (Tee hee .. well sort of.)
If TC2K has a Youtube channel, you should definitely look out for that video.
https://www.stockfetcher.com/forums/General-Discussion/Let-s-Play-The-Falling-Knife-Game/156318/110
karennma 10/2/2021 7:11:22 AM
the scanner finds the % of stocks from various watchlists that are above and below the 50 and 200-day simple moving average.The results (%) appear on a graph that can be displayed in multiple time frames.
I realize you can do a similar sort on SF (show stocks above or below etc ...) , but I don't think the % can be automatically calculated, which made the scan so good. You can scroll thru any time frame and it's like having a crystal ball.
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@ Karen
Thank you! No hobbies yet maybe grow a small garden next spring. Love working outside in the yard. Just being home is great . No more traveling from Little Rock, AR to St Louis, MO or back every 28 days.
@snappyfrog
Thank you very much!! I think I'm going to enjoy it very much!!!!
The last picture of my Boat at the St paul, MN city front. I will miss her and the crew that I rode with. Good people!!!
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