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Thats interesting.My system is essentially a breakout system and it works phenomenally over 1998-2003, even better than it does over 2004-2007.My own personal belief is that when it comes to equities, its better to always stay in the market due to the historical bullish bias, if you can afford to. If I was 50 or 60 then obviously I would think about it differently.There are always stocks breaking out, there are just MORE OF THEM during bullmarkets.A better way to approach filtering out bad trades would be to use sector analysis. I was going to seriously take this approach but the price S&P were quoting for sector/index data was far beyond what I was willing to spend. Maybe in the future.
Thats interesting.
My system is essentially a breakout system and it works phenomenally over 1998-2003, even better than it does over 2004-2007.
My own personal belief is that when it comes to equities, its better to always stay in the market due to the historical bullish bias, if you can afford to. If I was 50 or 60 then obviously I would think about it differently.
There are always stocks breaking out, there are just MORE OF THEM during bullmarkets.
A better way to approach filtering out bad trades would be to use sector analysis. I was going to seriously take this approach but the price S&P were quoting for sector/index data was far beyond what I was willing to spend. Maybe in the future.
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