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| Public Filter List · Draw Gann Square of Nine (SQ9) Levels on Charts | |
| vict0rchan msg #151974 |
4/30/2020 7:07:52 AM Great work. I took the liberty to expand it to 9 levels. |
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3/6/2020 9:48:04 PM Hotel and resorts companies listed in the US Submit Submit |
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3/6/2020 9:45:30 PM Air freight companies listed in the US Submit |
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3/6/2020 9:42:35 PM Life insurance companies listed in the US Accident and health insurance companies listed in the US |
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3/6/2020 9:42:32 PM Aluminium companies listed in the US. Copper companies listed in the US: |
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3/6/2020 9:39:30 PM Foreign Banks Listed in the US |
| Filter Exchange · True Range Stochastics Indicator (Or: Stochastics using True High/Low) | |
| vict0rchan msg #151068 modified |
3/4/2020 7:00:11 AM Stochastics is a useful indicator to see where the current close is in relation to the recent range, however, it breaks down when there is a large gap up or down. Take this example: Day 1: High 22, Low 21, Close 21 Day 2: High 16, Low 15 Day 3: High 17, Low 16 Day 4: High 17, Low 15, Close 17 3-day Stochastics at Day 4 = [(Close minus 3-Day Low) / 3-Day Range] x 100 = [(17 - 15) / (17 - 15)] x 100 = 100 While it is true that Day 4 closes at the "3-day high" it completely ignores that Day 2 gaps down heavily from Day 1. If you take the "true high" of Day 2 as the close of Day 1: True 3-day Stochastics at Day 4 = [(17 - 15) / (21 - 15)] x 100 = 33 It reflects more truly about what is really going on in the market. (For those who is familiar with the Average True Range, it is the same concept here.) |
| Filter Exchange · Hull Moving Average | |
| vict0rchan msg #151031 modified |
3/1/2020 10:40:35 PM Just my 2 cents. Here is a version with much less lines achieving the same result: |
| Filter Exchange · Historical volatility vs Implied volatility | |
| vict0rchan msg #151028 modified |
3/1/2020 6:29:19 PM Hi all, I have shortened your first version without losing its content so that it could be run with the basic subscription. Unfortunately, it does not look quite like the actual thing: https://www.ivolatility.com/options.j?ticker=AAPL:NASDAQ&R=1&period=12&chart=2&vct= So I added a RVI for comparison. |
| Filter Exchange · Dual Volatility Gauge: ATR + Bollinger Band | |
| vict0rchan msg #150909 modified |
2/25/2020 12:54:31 AM *** Dual Volatility Indicator *** This indicator make use of 2 volatility indicators: 1. Average True Range (ATR): measures intraday volatility 2. Bollinger Band (BB): measures day-to-day volatility with respect to the mean (simple moving average) When both of these readings are low, it is usually a good time enter the market, especially for buying options. Or the two Oscillators could be combined into one by averaging them: *** Dual OB/OS Indicator *** Likewise, one could add a dual OB/OS Indicator which combines the RSI and W%R: 1. Relative Strength Index (RSI): measures accumulative day-to-day bull/bear momentum. 2. William %R (W%R): relative position to a period's range. Cheers, Victor |
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