icman wrote:Mr. BachNut wrote:No position.
My summation signal is down. Approaching oversold.
My composite trend signal is up. Approaching neutral or perhaps even down.
For newbies could you please clarify what is the each signal for? Are they of equal importance?
Two different signals:
Summation signal is based solely on advance decline data. Price, volume, other technical stuff not considered.
Win % = 58%; average gain to pain = 2.6.
Composite trend signal is a composite of over a dozen indicators (excluding advance decline) that are over 70% correlated to intermediate scale trends.
Win % = 71%; average gain to pain = 3.1.
While summation performance compares unfavorably to trend, I like to watch it for two reasons.
It is often early. It can be divergent with price.
The stats above are based on the protocols I have for each signal.
My morning post shows position, the signals to provide context, and any opinions, thoughts or plans.
I largely do this for my own benefit as a discipline to order my thinking on equity indexes, not to recommend a trade to others.
However, I figure if people observe the signals long enough, it may add a little color to their own thinking.
Readers also get to learn from my mistakes, which are many...
