The Dow 60 minute chart and the market is up.Tuesday, June 9, 2009
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This blog is designed to help people who like to follow stocks and to educate them on cycles and timing of the markets.
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Please read the bottom disclaimer.
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Price Charts
The green line - this line shows up in the price chart section and it is an indicator that I have worked on to show near term tops and bottoms in price.
The blue line - this line shows a modified cash flow cycle for each market.
The first metric below the price section is Tick Data. This is below the price chart and it is a Modified Indicator of the Tick Data. This helps to show the cyclical nature of price.
The second metric below the price section is Volume. Black bars are up days for the market and Red bars are down days. I have measure the behavoir of volume with the Frye Indicator. It is the black line and has an inverse relationship to price.
The third metric at the bottom of the price charts is a 5 day RSI. It is measured with the Frye Indicator (Black Line).
Note: On the mid-day charts the green line is the Frye Indicator.
Price Charts
The green line - this line shows up in the price chart section and it is an indicator that I have worked on to show near term tops and bottoms in price.
The blue line - this line shows a modified cash flow cycle for each market.
The first metric below the price section is Tick Data. This is below the price chart and it is a Modified Indicator of the Tick Data. This helps to show the cyclical nature of price.
The second metric below the price section is Volume. Black bars are up days for the market and Red bars are down days. I have measure the behavoir of volume with the Frye Indicator. It is the black line and has an inverse relationship to price.
The third metric at the bottom of the price charts is a 5 day RSI. It is measured with the Frye Indicator (Black Line).
Note: On the mid-day charts the green line is the Frye Indicator.
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