EEEKK! I forgot!!!
CLV = (((close-low)-(high-close))/(high-low) TIMES daily volume, then running total
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CLV = (((close-low)-(high-close))/(high-low) TIMES daily volume, then running total
bdy0627
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Totally agree that $360 is a clear line in the sand until there is overwhelming volume to drive through it. I think after this last big drop from near the ATH, there will be a LOT of selling once the SP gets around that level again. It will obviously punch through $390 eventually, but it may take a few tries yet.
bdy0627
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look at just the last 12 months, not 24, \when there was a transition,
perhaps that will say something different, maybe basing, maybe slow accumulation. i'm just not sure
bdy0627
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Last 12 months on weekly shows decline in accumulation similar to stock price.
TrendTrader007
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Exactly. so basically in a sideways trend for now with an upward bias
it will take time for weekly moving averages to straighten up
i certainly hope that we start September positive first week and then see what happens over the next few weeks
we have a slightly different A/D line.
Yours looks closer to "on Balance volume" OBV, bit a teensy bit differant
I'm using a summation, starting at 6/29/2010, not as an oscillator
If I set as 0, 9/5/2017 the summation starts drifting upwards beginning April this year
perhaps I have a different definition of Accum/Distrib line, and am using a bit incorrectly,
however, Schwab and I seem to agree on at least the shapes of the graphs
either way, something very whacky is going on, and 5% of my investments say upwards, since beginning of April, and accelerating since mid July if you do a 20 day smoothing of the A/D line
At any rate, this week will be "stomach churning" for some, hopefully those short in some fashion
From my excel files
from Charles Schwab
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Accum/Dist vs OBV
it's been awhile since I read "Technical Analysis of stocks and commodities" but it was mostly like trying to "scry the entrails of sheep" for hints of the future, so i gave up after losing a lot of money,eh, perhaps this time
A/D gives greater weight to both high, low, close times volume
Accumulation/distribution index - Wikipedia
OBV just weighs volume
On-balance volume - Wikipedia
it's been awhile since I read "Technical Analysis of stocks and commodities" but it was mostly like trying to "scry the entrails of sheep" for hints of the future, so i gave up after losing a lot of money,eh, perhaps this time
A/D gives greater weight to both high, low, close times volume
Accumulation/distribution index - Wikipedia
OBV just weighs volume
On-balance volume - Wikipedia
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Zhelko Dimic
Careful bull
Since you've gotten more cautious, we may be close to the depth of despair, and ready to turn a corner?
No offence, you've always shown such unrelenting optimism, it's surprising to see your cautious tone in last few posts.
EVNow
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TSLA has now lost $20 in 2 days of September. So, are we looking at 250s soon ?
EVNow
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Well apparently not. As they say, difficult to time the market when buying (or selling)
a tiny bit preliminary as not all Aug data in yet, BUT, note Tesla up (green in first are the europeans, so far)
First two are kWh, last is number of vehicles (pure EV's)
Note 2 PHEV's used about 9% of batteries
First two are kWh, last is number of vehicles (pure EV's)
Note 2 PHEV's used about 9% of batteries
Dangleitus
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So I initiated a short before earnings and certainly didn't see the response that would ensue after another bad quarter. Whats worse is I added again at higher levels only about an hour before funding secured. After observing the same pattern close to the ATH as before ( distribution per the usual), I initiated new jan 2020 puts.
equity position was closed out early for a quick couple weeks @ 10%. The puts are up 60% for < 4 weeks of work.
Point is, glad I didn't cover. And given the bad news, I don't plan to cover today either. Holding this thing is pure insanity over the weekend given the current bad news flow from the company.
dmckinstry
Model X 2019
I think we should all be extremely negative, but not give any (and buy if you have the cash) shares. At least, then the only real surprise will be positive.
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