On Sat, Jun 12, 2010 at 5:26 PM, Richard <[email protected]> wrote:

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>
> Hello Howard,
>
> On the more complex side I tried and failed to define one of Jake
> Bernstein's divergence approaches which could be summarized as follows;
> - find new peak (last high after price retraced say 4%)
> - find the value of the indicator (RSI etc) – valuewhen (new $ peak)
> - find previous (second to last) peak on the indicator
> - find the price valuewhen(indicator 2nd peak)
> - find the last low on the indicator (between last peak and 2nd peak)
>
> The above is the setup and needs to occur within 28 price bars.
> The trigger (Buy) will be if the price closes below its 2nd peak value or
> the indicator moves (closes) below its last low value (last low defined as a
> low between last peak and 2nd peak).
>

That description is pretty close but still to vague and imprecise to be
trading with confidence or written in a software.  I'd suggest you attend
one of Bernstein's events (real or Web) and read his "30 days" book -- it
includes a complete "cook book" definition of his divergence method and a
trading system to apply it.  I've been using this system only since January,
but the results are lucrative.

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