DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)
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her_unlimited
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se agradece!
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Indra
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her_unlimited escribió:tenes idea a que hora tiran el pbi de italia mañana?
Hernan no tiene horario establecido, aparece un tentativo entre las 12 am-4,30 am.Esta en hora europea creo
http://www.forexpros.com/economic-calendar/. link
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PAC
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her_unlimited escribió:tenes idea a que hora tiran el pbi de italia mañana?
http://www.pacinversor.com/p/calendario ... ndial.html
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her_unlimited
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tenes idea a que hora tiran el pbi de italia mañana?
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PAC
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PAC escribió:este tiene mucho que ver en los aflojes![]()
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arranco la 3
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her_unlimited
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her_unlimited escribió:hay qeu ver que pasa con esto pablo, por eso decia beartrap
bueno onda E la doy por cumplida en 1228, veremos q pasa mañana con la data
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Phantom
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Por lo que dice Bulkowski, estamos al límite del descarte de la figura -3 semanas-
Focus on Failures
Like all formations, flags and pennants are not immune to failure. Figure 14.5
shows a flag failure. The flag, while obeying the confines of the two downsloping
trendlines, has a good volume trend. Prices should continue higher
after the flag completes but do not. Why? One explanation is that the formation
is just too long at 26 days. Sometimes an excessively long formation
suggests an impending failure or a weak price move (after the breakout).
Trade flags or pennants more than 3 weeks long carefully or pass them up
entirely.
Statistics
Table 14.2 shows the general statistics for both flags and pennants. I uncovered
144 flags and 106 pennants over 5 years in 500 stocks. This is fewer than I
expected.
All formations except 23 act as consolidations of the prevailing trend.
Those acting as reversals are also formation failures. Most of the failure rates
are quite reasonable. For flags, they are 12% and 13% for down and up trends.
Pennants have a wider spread, 34% and 19%, respectively. Pennants in a
downtrend fail more often than the 20% benchmark for reliable formations, so
you might consider avoiding trading them.
Nearly all the flags (87%) and many of the pennants (75%) behave as
expected, that is, prices continue in the same direction after the formation
completes as they were moving before the formation began.
Table 14.2 lists throwbacks and pullbacks for flags and pennants. Ignore
the possibility of a throwback or pullback when pondering a trade because
both happen so infrequently.
The average length, at 11 and 10 days for flags and pennants, respectively,
is quite short. As described in the Identification Guidelines, these formations
usually range from just a few days to about 3 weeks.
Seventy-eight percent of the flags and 90% of the pennants have volume
trends that recede over the course of the formation. I confirmed this by examining
the slope of the line formed using linear regression on the volume data
from the formation start to its end. As I mentioned earlier, just because a formation
shows rising volume is no reason to ignore it. Only 4 formation failures
(or 9%) and 41 successful formations have rising volume trends.
Páginas 218 a 221 de Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns de Thomas Bulkowski
Download de mi biblioteca 1st & 2nd Edition---> https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=4ab141c4 ... CB6E%21117

Focus on Failures
Like all formations, flags and pennants are not immune to failure. Figure 14.5
shows a flag failure. The flag, while obeying the confines of the two downsloping
trendlines, has a good volume trend. Prices should continue higher
after the flag completes but do not. Why? One explanation is that the formation
is just too long at 26 days. Sometimes an excessively long formation
suggests an impending failure or a weak price move (after the breakout).
Trade flags or pennants more than 3 weeks long carefully or pass them up
entirely.
Statistics
Table 14.2 shows the general statistics for both flags and pennants. I uncovered
144 flags and 106 pennants over 5 years in 500 stocks. This is fewer than I
expected.
All formations except 23 act as consolidations of the prevailing trend.
Those acting as reversals are also formation failures. Most of the failure rates
are quite reasonable. For flags, they are 12% and 13% for down and up trends.
Pennants have a wider spread, 34% and 19%, respectively. Pennants in a
downtrend fail more often than the 20% benchmark for reliable formations, so
you might consider avoiding trading them.
Nearly all the flags (87%) and many of the pennants (75%) behave as
expected, that is, prices continue in the same direction after the formation
completes as they were moving before the formation began.
Table 14.2 lists throwbacks and pullbacks for flags and pennants. Ignore
the possibility of a throwback or pullback when pondering a trade because
both happen so infrequently.
The average length, at 11 and 10 days for flags and pennants, respectively,
is quite short. As described in the Identification Guidelines, these formations
usually range from just a few days to about 3 weeks.
Seventy-eight percent of the flags and 90% of the pennants have volume
trends that recede over the course of the formation. I confirmed this by examining
the slope of the line formed using linear regression on the volume data
from the formation start to its end. As I mentioned earlier, just because a formation
shows rising volume is no reason to ignore it. Only 4 formation failures
(or 9%) and 41 successful formations have rising volume trends.
Páginas 218 a 221 de Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns de Thomas Bulkowski
Download de mi biblioteca 1st & 2nd Edition---> https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=4ab141c4 ... CB6E%21117
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Nostrabola
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Mañana ojo que tal vez los bonos españoles al tomarlos como garantia les ponen un descuento como paso con italia el 8 y se salta la tasa de sus bonos hasta las nubes. Si esto pasa vamos a ver un desastre nuevamente en europa y ya con una tumba lista para el fiambre 
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Nostrabola
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El_Ronin escribió:apague la Pc a las 4 y me fui..........
ahora recien la encendi...y veo que se hizo merda......menos mal que me quede liquido
Contagio en la banca de eeuu por deuda europea
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Phantom
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Phantom escribió:Hoy le decía a Valiant que tranquilamente lo puede hacer. No va a ser ni la primera ni la última vez.
Esta noche me pongo a buscar el índice de fallos de Bulkowski.
Gracias amigo. Un laburo menos.
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