Corey Rosenbloom at Afraid to Trade is one of the few people I have seen who use Gann inflection points like I do. Here's his recent post on Gann inflection points, and the chart he posted:
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In search of high R-multiples while keeping losses small.
USD and TLT are really putting up a fight here -
ReplyDeleteHey Parker Here's Info You Requested
ReplyDeleteYou asked what the indicator was that StockTiming uses for its "Institutional" chart. Well, I think I have the answer from their comments today.
IT IS:
The big, Institutional Index test that is now going on ...
Last Tuesday, we posted the Institutional Investor "core holdings' chart. The core holdings are the collection of stocks that represent most of the investment money Institutional investors have in play.
The stocks making up the index change fairly often ... as often as Institutional investors change their strategies. Actually, that is one of the good features about the index because it reflects what is really going on relative to their investment behavior.
But ... what is interesting about the index, is that it gives one of the most accurate index pictures of what is happening in the stock market. And, since it is not really a public index, it can't be manipulated, toyed with, or otherwise be interfered with.
Link: http://www.stocktiming.com/Monday-DailyMarketUpdate.htm
Now I don't know if they create it themselves or there is an ETF or ETN that does that.
I do know it is fairly accurate in showing changes before you see it in SPY etc.
They also had an alert about using the NYSE vs SPY for daytrading. Apparently, NYSE moves before SPY. But I will have to dig in my stuff to find the actual comments they made.