JIN Proprietary Trading System by Neo Mui Kian
http://www.stockadvancedalertreport.com/
If You Know the Following Would It Help Improve Your
Trades?
How to identify
trend?
How to identify easy trade?
How to use indicators to project potential target price?
When to stay out?
How to project the range for any stocks so that you maximise your profits?
How to use indicators effectively and effortlessly to help you in making your trading decisions?
How to select Potential Penny Stocks?
How to identify easy trade?
How to use indicators to project potential target price?
When to stay out?
How to project the range for any stocks so that you maximise your profits?
How to use indicators effectively and effortlessly to help you in making your trading decisions?
How to select Potential Penny Stocks?
Plug-in module requires Metastock version 11.
Tt required advanced programming skill to straighten a RSI curve into a straight line. Mathematically, it is very simple. You just divide RSI value by itself (RSI/RSI) and you get a straight line at value 1.
The yellow curvilinear line in the her JIN chart represented the 27-day exponential moving average (EMA) of the closing price.
It is an open secret that EMA(27) has a math relationship with RSI(14).
1. When EMA(27) curves upward, RSI(14) will also follow suit, and vice versa.
2. When the
closing price crosses above EMA(27), RSI(14) will cut above its 50 level
at the same time. Trader uses RSI 50 level to gauge buying/selling
pressure.
3. If you like a
shorter term indicator, say RSI(8), then you can then conveniently change
her default EMA(27) value to EMA(15).
4. If you have
access to charting software, you can prove this experiment yourself. When
price cuts above EMA(15), its RSI (15) will cross above 50 level; and vice
versa.
5. If you like
to test other values, the following are the magic
pairs:
RSI(1) =
EMA(1)
RSI(2) =
EMA(3)
RSI(3) =
EMA(5)
RSI(4) =
EMA(7)
RSI(5) =
EMA(9)
RSI(6) =
EMA(11)
RSI(7) =
EMA(13)
RSI(8) =
EMA(15)
RSI(9) =
EMA(17)
RSI(10) =
EMA(19)
RSI(11) =
EMA(21)
RSI(12) =
EMA(23)
RSI(13) =
EMA(25)
RSI(14) =
EMA(27)
It is a promoter's
tactic to say that it requires programming skill to alter the charting to make
her product more appealing, as usual.
It is not a secret why
27 is chosen. The choice of samples size depend very much on the time horizon of
your trading, what you want your chart to look like to suit your trading time
frame.
For stock using 1 day
chart with candle, it makes sense to have sample size (27) or bigger to match
your longer position holding period of few months to several years. Banks use
200/100/50.
For Futures using 1
day chart with candles, GM Teo of Adam Khoo uses EMA(2) and EMA(5) cross-over
for intraday trading to decide entry/exit, But for position holding, you can
also use 20, 25, 50..
For intraday trading,
you have to switch to 1min/5min charts with bigger sample size according to your
needs in position holding. There is no right or wrong
choice.
RSI(x) and EMA(y)
relationship: y=2x-1 y=odd number. meaning RSI is using half of EMA
The classic Bollinger
Band comprises one moving average and two other lines drawn +/- two standard
deviations from the mean price. Mui Kian re-configured these curvilinear
lines into distinctive horizontal lines to give us a cleaner view to analyse the
underlying issues, without the squiggles.
Mui
Kian’s JIN system may be a “Square Bollinger Band”. Bollinger Band measures
price volatility. EMA(27) determines velocity of price change. Her
blue diamond symbol represents high volume. These three indicators
cover volatility, velocity and volume (3Vs) parameters. It will,
most probably, result in a more robust buy/sell alerts and better result
expectancy.
Conclusion: Mui Kian could not speak well and could not deliver well. Needs improvement in presentation skill.
"You just divide RSI value by itself (RSI/RSI) and you get a straight line at value 1" This statement is not true and not right as the RM meter the horizontal line value is 0 not 1.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ar7_bszyfK8 watch for yourself and look carefully see if the horizontal line value is 1 or 0.
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