Stock Market Spam Email
Posted by HanaDaddy | Posted in My thoughts on the market | Posted on 31/03/2008
Tags: email, prediction, spam
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I used to get lot of spam mails on stocks. Suddenly I realized the pattern that the stock spam mails stops coming in when the market is down. And when the market turns into the positive territory, I start to recieve spams again!
That looks like a good spamming strategy since when the market is bull, investors are more likely willing to buy stocks and Spam emails have a better chance for them to look at the emails.
So I was happy that I haven’t received any stock related spams for a while since the market is so terrible these days. But you know what? I received more than 10 stock spams today! One of the subject says ‘The bull is back’.
Maybe this is a sign of BULL coming back alive ! LOL!
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And you know what? The DOW soared almost 400 points the next day (April 1st)!
Maybe Spammers know something about the market better than most of us. I will keep on eye on the spams on stock markets from now on
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Prepare of the Bear Market this month. It should be its last wave (bear correction). The real Bull Market should start in September – October.
Thank you for the comment. If that’s true , I better be prepared for the Bull coming back in September!
Hi
I am an options trader and I’m trying to figure out an easy way to set up a “watchlist” portfolio like you would on yahoo, etc. but actually have a column that displays RSI? does anyone know where to find one. I thought this would be easy but have not been able to find a simple set-up. I would just like to enter say 25 – 30 stocks and have a column displaying RSI that I could check every night after the market closes. I suppose I could set up my own excel spreadsheet formula, etc. but that seems like a lot of extra work. Any comments would be greatly appreciated! thanks!
@Chad, Thank you for your comment. I also wanted something like you describe. But there is nowhere that you can get RSI values, these technical values are calculated values and the formulas are not easy and difficult to gather information. I also spent some time to search for such data sources,but couldn’t. So I implemented the formula by myself and it was not easy. As I already admitted, my Monthly and Weekly RSI7 values are somewhat different from other websites. So I guess you will have to implement it by yourself or purchase(?) the data feed.
hi. thanks! yeah that’s what I kinda figured. do you know off-hand any good, inexpensive websites to find the data feeds? I use TD ameritrade and I’m suprised they dont offer it in some form. thanks again, Chad