| Analysing |
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Which analysis method is the best? #2 What settings should I use for the exit alerts? #3 What filter analysis settings should I use? #4 When I try to analyse, the program says I have no values to analyse. What does this mean? #5 How do I decide which share to buy from step 6 buy alerts? |
| #1 Which analysis method is the best? |
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We do not recommend one method above all others, each method works differently. Please email Customer Service (Chartist) for guidance on which method is most suitable for the prevailing market conditions. |
| #2 What settings should I use for the exit alerts? |
| We recommend using 10% Stop Loss, 10% Take Profit and 40% Flat Profit. |
| #3 What filter analysis settings should I use? |
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We recommend setting your filter to Stocks Only. The price range to analyse should reflect the settings required for the Trading Loss Guarantee.( Please email Customer Service for further details. Please include the Stock Exchange your program operates on, e.g. ASX, LSE or NYSE etc. ) |
| #4 When I try to analyse, the program says I have no values to analyse. What does this mean? |
| #5 How do I decide which share to buy from buy alerts? |
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When you have analysed you will be alerted to several buy opportunities. All alerts have met the same criteria, we now need to examine each alert individually to determine which of the alerts represents the best buy opportunity. Once you receive the alerts in after you analyse there are a couple of methods that you can use to determine which represents the best buy opportunity. Decisions can be based on fundamental data (company financial history), profit testing or technical analysis(charting). You can use a combination of all if you wish. This will depend on the individual trading plan that you create. This will be the method that you use to make your stock selection. For further information regarding these choices, click on the "Email a Question To Us" button, to the left, and detail your inquiry in the message box provided, then click on the "Submit Your Question To Us" button. As you will be receiving alerts on a daily basis it is important that you make your selections carefully. |
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