S&P 500 Chart – February 26, 2010
I charted the S&P 500 ($SPX) after the markets closed on Friday, February 26, 2010 when the index closed at 1104.49.
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Comment by Doctor Stock
Some great work as usual… Thanks!
Comment by TS Hennessy
Have you ever tried various settings on your indicators? I found that William’s %R works in a strange way with 89 setting. I found that there is a frequency or speed difference between stocks and leveraged instruments. One of my key discoveries was finding the conversion factor between these different classes of financial instruments.
The weird one was William’s %R which worked identically between both classes at that 89 setting.
I experiment with all kinds of things outside the box with and without indicators. It is a LOT of fun.
Comment by Alex Fotopoulos
@ Doc, Thanks!
@ TS, I’ve messed around with a few other settings, but find that 14 and 28 work best for the SPX and INDU. I also include the 56 day indicator for most of my personal charts, but tend to cut it off for most of my postings unless something out of the ordinary is happening.