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Title: Uncle Steve Presents:


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Uncle Steve Presents
Momentum Oscillators and Mechanical
Trading Systems
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You dont need a weatherman to know which way
the wind blows.
Bob Dylan
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Tonights Program
  • Review
  • Trading concepts
  • Structuring a mechanical approach
  • Uncle Steves favorite system tests
  • Question and answer period

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What a long strange trip its been
  • 1975 US tests first momentum oscillators
  • 1979 US purchases first computer (Model I
    Tandy)
  • 1982 US responsible for first momentum
    oscillators fed to subscribers in real-time
  • 1984 US ascends to Executive Vice President
    with First Financial Futures and designs the
    Founders Fund I (picks John Henry as CTA)
  • 1988 US purchases MetaStock
  • 1996 US begins retesting momentum oscillators
    as part of an MBA project
  • 1997 US begins lecturing at University of
    Idaho, Washington State University and the
    University Centre (Bern, Switzerland)
  • 1998 US conducts a series of sales and
    educational for Equis International, Data
    Broadcasting and Paritech, International

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Since the beginning of the millennium
  • 2002 US speaks to the Denver Market Technicians
    association Active Trading SystemsSystematic
    Trading with Momentum Oscillators (sandwiched
    between appearances by John Murphy and John
    Bollinger)
  • 2002 US conducts an eight-hour seminar for the
    Denver Trading Group Design, Testing and
    Optimization of Mechanical Trading Systems
  • 2002 US gives 85 members of the DTG a six-hour
    presentation entitled The Building Blocks of
    Successful Mechanical Trading
  • 2003 US starts Teach-Talk-Trade (Pal Talk)
  • 2004 US moves Teach-Talk-Trade to Hotcomm
  • 2004 US starts Trade Assist programs with Mirus
    Futures
  • 2005 US continues lectures on mechanical
    trading to DTG
  • 2005 US design and implements Over/Undera
    daytrading approach using Tim Tillsons T3s (a
    mean-reversion mechanical system)

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Review of trading concepts
  • The primary force behind his or her drive to
    succeed is a passionate pursuit of excellence,
    not profit
  • There is no best indicator or mechanical
    systemthere are many acceptable methods
  • Real awareness will come only when you find
    truth for yourself directly, through your own
    eyes, from your own experiences

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Addition thoughts on trading
  • Never, ever underestimate the danger of trading.
  • A passion for the truth is the essential element
    of a sound approach to trading.
  • A good attitude for trading is one free of fear.
  • The past is knowable.
  • The present is observable.
  • The future is intelligently guessable.
  • Trading can be a simple business betting on the
    future direction of constantly moving numbers.

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With the fall of one leaf, we know that autumn
has come to the world.
Japanese saying
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Pick a trend indicator and never, ever trade
against its direction?
  • 20-day simple moving average
  • 50-day simple moving average
  • 200-day simple moving average
  • or
  • 34-day simple moving average

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Go with the flow
Uncle Steve
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Stochastic RSI (StoRSI)
  • Formula Mov((RSI(8)-LLV(RSI(8),8))/
  • (HHV(RSI(8),8)- LLV(RSI(8),8)),3,E)100
  • Setup and Logic The range of the StoRSI is
    bound by zero and 100.
  • If you are optimizing for trigger levels, select
    trigger levels that are symmetrical 10/90
    work well as default settings.
  • The triggers between 10-30 70-90 produce the
    most consistent results.
  • As the StoRsi travels back and forth through its
    range, trades are initiated when the StoRsi
    closes below its trigger level and the 34 sma is
    positive.

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Rules for trading the StoRSI(Buy signals)
  • Buy Order
  • Cross(10,(Mov((RSI(8)-LLV(RSI(8),8))/
  • (HHV(RSI(8),8)- (LLV(RSI(8),8))),3,E)100))
    AND MOV(C,34,S)Ref(MOV(C,34,S),-1)
  • The system signals a buy order when the close
    is below a designated, trigger level.
  • CCT will not enter a trade (buy signal) unless
    the trend is positive. The same rules apply for
    short sales (trend must be negative). Trend is
    defined by a 34 period sma.

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Rules for trading the StoRSI(Sell signals)
  • Sell Short Order
  • Cross((Mov((RSI(8)-LLV(RSI(8),8))/
  • (HHV(RSI(8),8)(LLV(RSI(8),8))),3,E)100),90)
  • AND MOV(C,34,S)Ref(MOV(C,34,S),-1)
  • The system signals a sell order when the close
    is above a designated, trigger level.
  • CCT will not enter a short trade (sell signal)
    unless the trend is negative. Trend is defined
    by a 34 period sma.

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HPQ StoRSI Equity Curve
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CMO(3)
  • Formula Cross(-90,CMO(c,3))AND Mov(C,34,S)
  • Ref(Mov(C,34,S),-1)
  • Setup and Logic The range of the CMO(3) is
    bound by 100 and -100
  • If you are optimizing for trigger levels, select
    trigger levels that are symmetrical 90/-90
    work well as default settings.
  • The triggers between minus 20-99 plus 20-99
    produce the most consistent results.
  • As the CMO(3) travels back and forth through its
    range, trades are initiated when the CMO(3)
    closes below its trigger level and the 34 sma is
    positive or above its trigger level and the 34
    sma is negative.

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Rules for trading the CMO(3)(Buy Sell signals)
  • Initiate trades only if the 34 sma confirms the
    direction of the signal (the trend is your
    friend)
  • Buy the opening after the CMO3 closes below the
    trigger of -90
  • Cover the long position if the CMO3 closes above
    the 90
  • Sell short the opening after CMO3 closes above
    the trigger of 90
  • Cover the short position if the CMO3 closes below
    -90

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GENZ CMO(3) Equity Curve
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CMO(5)
  • Formula Cross(-55,CMO(c,5))AND Mov(C,34,S)
  • Ref(Mov(C,34,S),-1)
  • Setup and Logic The range of the CMO(5) is
    bound by 100 and -100
  • If you are optimizing for trigger levels, select
    trigger levels that are symmetrical 55/-55
    work well as default settings.
  • The triggers between minus 13-55 plus 13-55
    produce the most consistent results.
  • As the CMO(5) travels back and forth through its
    range, trades are initiated when the CMO(5)
    closes below its trigger level and the 34 sma is
    positive or above its trigger level and the
    34sma is negative.

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Rules for trading the CMO(5)(Buy Sell signals)
  • Initiate trades only if the 34 sma confirms the
    direction of the signal (the trend is your
    friend)
  • Buy the opening after the CMO5 closes below the
    trigger of -55 and the trend is positive
  • Cover the long position if the CMO5 closes above
    the 55
  • Sell short the opening after CMO5 closes above
    the trigger of 55 and the trend is negative
  • Cover the short position if the CMO5 closes below
    -55

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BBY CMO(5) Equity Curve
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FibCMO
  • Formula Cross(-34,fml(FibCMO))AND
    Mov(C,34,S)Ref(Mov(C,34,S),-1)
  • Setup and Logic The range of the FibCMO is
    bound by 100 and -100
  • If you are optimizing for trigger levels, select
    trigger levels that are symmetrical 34/-34
    work well as default settings.
  • The triggers between minus 13-55 plus 13-55
    produce the most consistent results.
  • As the FibCMO travels back and forth through its
    range, trades are initiated when the FibCMO
    closes below its trigger level and the 34 sma is
    positive or above its trigger level and the 34
    sma is negative.

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Rules for trading the FibCMO (Buy Sell signals)
  • Initiate trades only if the 34 sma confirms the
    direction of the signal (the trend is your
    friend)
  • Buy the opening after the FibCMO closes below the
    trigger of -34 and the trend is positive
  • Cover the long position if the CMO3 closes above
    the 34
  • Sell short the opening after CMO3 closes above
    the trigger of 34 and the trend is negative
  • Cover the short position if the CMO3 closes below
    -34

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YHOO FibCMO Equity Curve
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Bollinger Band Oscillator Test Results
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Important System Points
  • Always use a trend identifier and never, ever
    trade against the trend (pick a trend, any trend)
  • Seek issues that consistently produce a winning
    percentage of 67 or higher
  • Seek issues that the average winning trade is
    larger than the average losing trade
  • Eyeball the equity curve

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Cedar Creek TradingSteve Karnish,
Principalwww.cedarcreektrading.com
Uncle Steve hard at work..
email cedarcreek_at_comcast.net
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