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Topic: Help about concepts |
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mzabarain74s4
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Posted on: Nov 9, 2006 - 10:52pm
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Hi,
could You tell me
1. the difference between strong bullish MONEYFLOW and strong accumulation?
2. ¿why a stock can has at the same time bullish MONEYFLOW and mild/strong distribution?
Thanks in advance for the help provided.
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dan.chapmano3
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Posted on: Nov 17, 2006 - 2:28pm
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*** Disclaimer: This response is just my opinion and is not investment advice.
I'm not an investment advisor, please check with a registered investment
advisor before investing.
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1. the difference between strong bullish MONEYFLOW and strong accumulation?
- MoneyFlow and the Accumulation/Distrubution indicators are of different time periods. MoneFlow is measured using (current) 1 day and Accumulation/Distribution is measured using 3 days of data.
2. Why a stock can has at the same time bullish MONEYFLOW and mild/strong distribution?
- Since they are measured using different time periods they can have different readings.
In my opinion Moneyflow is best used to verify breakouts/downs and extreme values to mark the end of rallies and pullbacks.
3 day Accumulation/Distrubution is best used for measuring strength of support and resistance areas after a pullback or rally.
Thanks,
Dan
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