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School of Pipsology

School of Pipsology

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Darvas Box Theory - Darvas Box Theory Explained: General Idea Darvas Box Theory Explained What follows is an explanation of the Darvas box method according to my interpretation of his seminal book. I stress that this is only my interpretation. Care to discuss yours? Write me. A quick poke around the web with your favorite search engine will show many websites on the topic of Darvas box theory (or some other variant, such as Darvas box method, Darvas boxes, etc.). For starters, Darvas notes in the appendix of his book (on page 194 of my copy) that the following information about a stock are necessary concomitants to the success of his system: An all-time high High and low for the past two or three years Weekly price range and volume for at least the last four to six months Darvas starts to explain his box theory system on page 51, and continues until page 56. The Basic Box Theory The Darvas box theory is a momentum strategy for use with a short-term trading style. A Darvas box is basically an area of consolidation.

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End of an era: Philips sells off consumer electronics division | Gadgets Philips has decided to get out of the consumer electronics market, no doubt causing consumers everywhere to either feel nostalgic about the end of a legend, or to think, “Oh yeah, I totally forgot about that company.” It seem Philips has been unable to successfully compete against companies like Samsung and Sony in such a frenetic and quickly evolving industry, and have instead decided to throw in the towel. Philips used to be a titan of consumer electronics, dating back to the 1930s when it was the top seller of radios. It then later invented audio cassette and VCR, and was later responsible for creating the CD medium. It would go on to be a successful supplier of DVD and Blu-ray players. There’s just one problem — almost all of those product categories rely on the necessity of physical medium. In order to stay afloat, the company has decided that selling its consumer electronics division was necessary. via Wall Street Journal

Using the CNN Fear & Greed Index as a trading signal Another thought... it seems to me, that there is still a flaw in weighting based on fear/greed (or consumer confidence, for that matter), because those are lagging indicators (in other words: they tell recent history, they don't necessarily predict anything) I'm going to test something else: what happens if you sell when it is a mildly fearful index (ie. things are just starting to hit the fan, but there's still room to fall), and buy when it is mildly greedy... but do the contrarian moves when it hits an extreme threshold of fear or greed (aka. a "peak" or a "bottom" -- for example, when everybody was saying "Buy real estate!" in 2005, I knew for certain that it was NOT a good time to buy real estate. In other words -- I'm going to test following my algorithm (combined with a multi-ETF IBS strategy), but throw in some contrarian moves; in other words, there would be 3 actual thresholds: for example, 50 = neutral, 80 = strong buy; 20 = strong sell; > 80 = sell; < 20 = buy.

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