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Marco Hague
Trading the 10 O'Clock Bulls (and Bears)
11/16/2009 10:31 AM EST
"The trading strategy Trading the 10 O'Clock Bulls (
http://talscans.marketgauge.com/help/Ed ... kBulls.asp ) looks as though it may have a pattern of trade in place, as it did successfully ahead of the credit-crisis liquidity drain. The concept is for day traders looking to hedge a falling portfolio or supplement the profits on a rising portfolio.
The concept is to trade the break of the 10 o'clock high or low, in the direction of the global market near-term trend, either with a leveraged Option play, or highly correlated stock that tends to track the S&P moves.
Having worked through the system, it returned consistently when liquidity was in place, with stocks that traded more than 1 million shares a day. Going back two years, AAPL, GOOG, RIMM, were good candidates, and followed the patterns well. It will take a little research to find a comfortable stock for each individual's trading tolerance, and whether it is via option or stock plays, but just a heads up that the 10 o'clock bulls (and bears on those certain days) are up, and maybe running again.
The beauty is in the simplicity, the repeatable pattern, and it may start to work well again because of increasing market liquidity. Each to their own on this one, each trader has to use due diligence, but it may provide another arrow in the quiver. "
(in
www.realmoney.com)
Enviado: 17/11/2009 0:29)
). Ora, para entrar no break-out é necessário um critério. Daí o video!
