Posts Tagged ‘ pattern recognition

Dow open trading strategy

Dow open trading strategy

In our previous post we discussed a trading strategy that anticipates a take profit scenario on Friday afternoons. This week we present a strategy that will help you position yourselves ahead of the Dow open. By using SentiTrade’s market psychology data, we calculate the statistical probability of a U.S. market up or down opening. Read more

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Market trend on the rebound

Market trend on the rebound

We currently see a market trend rebound. SentiTrade’s 38 day moving average yesterday crossed above the 200 level for the first time since June 9th 2011. Interestingly, the DAX accomplished the same, the day before yesterday.
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SentiTrade partners with NinjaTrader

We are proud to announce a partnership with NinjaTrader, an award winning trading platform for traders worldwide. This video features a quick introduction on SentiTrade and how NinjaTraders may use it for automated trading strategies.

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Market psychology and the DAX index

Market psychology and the DAX index

We have previously pointed out an astounding correlation between rising SentiTrade values and emerging DAX momentum. Today the SentiTrade indicator opened at 0,5. At 08.18 the sentiment quotient jumped to 0,6 and then 12 minutes later, at 08.30 to 0,65. From 8.45 to 10.30 we then see a sharp rise on the DAX index, from 7222 to 7282. Read more

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Elliot Wave Principle and Sentiment Analysis

Elliot Wave Principle and Sentiment Analysis

The Elliott Wave Principle states that markets move in natural patterns according to changing investor psychology and price momentum. Specifically, crowd psychology will move from optimism to pessimism, and back up again, making it possible to forecast the progression of certain market trends. Elliot’s model states that the trends move in a total of 5 waves. In a bull market a dominant trends is found in wave 1, 3 and 5, whereas waves 2 and 4 will be corrective waves (see illustration below).
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