1. must above BS line.
2. highest price < lower bollinger band
what does high (1) > lower (1) mean?
did I miss anything, please help, how to code the next bar only?
thanks
ajaycme404
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Steve Primo is a former Stock Exchange Specialist with over 46 years of trading experience1. He has developed several trading strategies based on his experience and understanding of the markets
Here are some key points about his strategies:
Momentum Pullback Strategy: Steve Primo has used his Momentum Pullback Strategy for over four decades since being a Floor Trader on the Pacific Stock Exchange. This strategy is based on a pattern that repeats itself over and over. It can be applied to any market and in any time frame Consistent Strategy: In a YouTube video, Steve Primo discusses a very consistent strategy he’s been trading for over 4 decades4. This method is so consistent that it can be applied to virtually any market, any time frame, and in any direction Mean-Reversion Strategy: This strategy is based on the Bollinger Bands, in which traders wait for 5 consecutive closes above the upper band, and for a short-term top
adam.ma
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I don't quite understand the buy set up here,
1. must above BS line.
2. lowest price < lower bollinger band
what does high[1] > lower[1] ? 1 mean?
did I miss anything, please help, how to code the next bar only?
thanks for your help
svyarnall
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Thank you :). Just be careful that when it flashes long you are "green" on top of the 50 sma or short ("red") below the 50 sma...
1. must above BS line.
2. highest price < lower bollinger band
what does high (1) > lower (1) mean?
did I miss anything, please help, how to code the next bar only?
thanks