General Trading Chatter. • Energy Hunger
With the world fossil fuels stocks reaching extinction, people are shifting towards the natural elements of earth for energy. These elements include the sun for solar energy, wind for wind energy and ocean water for ocean energy. Energy is present in all these and is converted into electric energy with the help of turbines. The sun’s energy is huge. It is believed that the amount of energy absorbed by the earth from the sun in one hour is equivalent to the energy needs of the earth for a whole year. Solar panels and other systems are quite beneficial in areas with a steady supply of sunlight. It can prove to be highly cost efficient source of energy. Wind energy is one of the least used forms of renewable energy. But with the advent of newer technologies in the field, the wind sector is also seeing a growth in investment. Being an affordable form of energy, the wind energy is highly useful in areas of high wind currents. Ocean energy has always been a massive source of energy. With the development of newer forms of turbines, it has become more desirable. Tapping these natural resources can help the world satisfy its hunger for energy. world energy research was set up to meet this demand for energy by developing prospects in the energy sector. It also promotes the investment in the energy sector by maximizing the gains accruing to the energy investors. Statistics: Posted by Marita Eckard — Thu Sep 16, 2010 5:50 am
Daily Value Areas (Futures) • Sept 15th
ES 1120.50 / 1113.50 POC... 1119.00 YM 10,507 / 10,455 NQ 1932.75 / 1918.75 Statistics: Posted by Bon — Wed Sep 15, 2010 8:48 am
Daily Value Areas (Futures) • September 14th
ES 1117.50 / 1113.00 POC... 1116.75 YM 10,489 / 10,447 NQ 1919.00 / 1910.00 Statistics: Posted by Bon — Tue Sep 14, 2010 9:08 am
Daily Value Areas (Futures) • 12 September
ES 1104.50 / 1100.00 POC... 1103.50 YM 10,384 / 10,350 NQ 1891.00 / 1882.00 Statistics: Posted by Bon — Mon Sep 13, 2010 9:06 am
Daily Value Areas (Futures) • 10th September
ES 1104.00 / 1098.00 POC... 1101.75 YM 10,390 / 10,336 NQ 1892.50 / 1885.00 Statistics: Posted by Bon — Fri Sep 10, 2010 8:25 am
Daily Value Areas (Futures) • 9th September
ES 1100.75 / 1093.75 POC... 1099.75 YM 10,408 / 10,362 NQ 1883.00 / 1869.00 Statistics: Posted by Bon — Thu Sep 09, 2010 8:38 am
Daily Value Areas (Futures) • 8th September
ES 1097.75 / 1091.75 POC... 1093.50 YM 10,388 / 10,342 NQ 1863.50 / 1857.00 Statistics: Posted by Bon — Wed Sep 08, 2010 8:31 am
Daily Value Areas (Futures) • 7th September
ES 1102.75 / 1095.25 POC... 1102.50 YM 10,425 / 10,367 NQ 1867.25 / 1854.25 Statistics: Posted by Bon — Tue Sep 07, 2010 8:20 am
Futures • Predicting Breakouts Software
Do you mean you think the answer is the "Stochastics" indicator ? Sorry, then I must have misunderstood the question. I thought you were looking for some software solution that didn´t exist, some "predictor" which would automate it for you. The point is that you asked for software that "predicts breakouts", this in my opinion is not available. Especially if you are not going to sit there and watch. This said, there are some alerts that I can set inside my platform, so if the stock is in a range, I can get it to alert me when it breaks that price range (I don´t use it, but I know it´s available) - But still, it doesn´t predict the actual breakout. However many indicators/studies etc there are, I don´t really think any will actually predict breakouts for you, especially whilst not watching - Maybe I´m wrong, but I would like to be proven wrong. Stochastics is all well and good, but its an oversold/bought indicator for "reversals" and not a breakout predictor. I haven´t used it much but from what I know about it, I don´t think it will predict breakouts.. Will it ? PS. I think this should go onto its own Topic. Statistics: Posted by MonkeyTrader — Mon Sep 06, 2010 7:54 am
Daily Value Areas (Futures) • Re: Please read first - The "Value Area" - What is it ?
Where can I get more information on the daily value areas? I can't find the original post that explains it. Thanks Statistics: Posted by reiley — Sat Sep 04, 2010 12:17 pm