Featured Posts

Stock Quote NowStock Quote Now Here is a new stock quote tool I just finished developing. In the next version, I will add RSI7 chart. Try your favorite stock symbol one at a time. My favorites are BA,SU, and AAPL. [stock-quote-detail...

Read more

Dollar is down, market is up Recent hike in the stock market lasted several weeks convinced me to stay in the market for awhile longer. Many professional stock blogers mentioned that there is a high possibility of bear market coming...

Read more

Buy Sell Stock Alert 10/21/2009 Today the market was not in good mood even after good earning news from Apple (AAPL). This is somewhat similar to the scenario predicted by Mr. Bill Cara's in his today's blog article. Is today the day...

Read more

Walmart Launches Wireless Solution and it's cheapWalmart Launches Wireless Solution and it's cheap Wow Walmart store is about to launch a Cheap Non-contract Wireless solution starting October 18, 2009! Straight Talk "All You Need" 30-day Plan that includes the following for only $30...

Read more

Quality Stocks to watch - buy on dipsQuality Stocks to watch - buy on dips This is a quality stock recommendation to buy when they are low and I totally agree. Support = buying support ( where buyers are likely to be located ), Resistance = selling resistance ( where the sellers...

Read more

Incorrect RSI values fixed for NKE,BBD (Split stock)

Posted by HanaDaddy | Posted in My thoughts on the market | Posted on 04/04/2007

Tags: , , ,

0

nke1.jpg

I have inserted an extra column named ‘adjclose’ to keep track of the normalized closed prices. So if a 1 to 2 split occurs , all the past prices will be divided by 2 and stored into adjclose column. And the rsi7 is calculated based on this adjusted close price to get the correct values.

I will need to run few scripts manually when the split occurs, so it is somewhat inconvenient for me.

NKE’s daily RSI7 is just 4?

Posted by HanaDaddy | Posted in My thoughts on the market | Posted on 04/03/2007

Tags:

0

RSI daily report generated for 04/03/2007 have 3 stocks listed for ALL(Monthly,Weekly,Daily) RSI7 under 30. And NIKE (NKE) is the one of them. And has RSI7 value of just 4. If this was the correct value, I would have loaded up with NIKE right away.

Daily,Weekly,Monthly all below 30
Total : 3

symbol price change percent rsi7m rsi7w rsi7d
NKE 53.20 -0.01 -0.0% 21.43 13.32 4.02
BBD 20.36 +0.36 +1.8% 26.89 17.13 8.85
HOV 24.53 +0.16 +0.7% 27.30 27.75 20.66

But sadly , the value was incorrect caused by the stock split. Both NKE and BBD’s stock have split today. I did not think of the stock splits when I implemented RSI formula originally.

I have checked other websites to see how their calculations are done.

For www.stockcharts.com, the RSI7 daily value is 47.96 which looks more like a correct value. They normalized the past prices dividing by 2 ( since the stock has been split from 1 to 2 ratio) and calculated the RSI value.

stockchart_nike.jpg

But www.easystock.com doesn’t account the split just like I didn’t. Their daily RSI7 value is just 4 , same as mine.

easystock_nike.jpg

It feels like that the stockchart.com method is correct, but I don’t like that the normalized historical are showing in the chart.(All past prices are divided by 2)

I will need some time to think how to implement it.

RSI7 Analysis : HOV

Posted by HanaDaddy | Posted in My thoughts on the market | Posted on 03/29/2007

Tags: , ,

0

Yesterday, we have HOV (Hovnanian Enterprises, Inc. ) with all rsi7m, rsi7w, and rsi7 daily under 30s . HOV design, constructs, and sell Condo single houses. and so on.

So here is some past history where its rsi7 values were below 30s.

hov.jpg

And here is the graph from finance.google.com.
hov_graph.jpg

The red circle that I marked indicates the period where the stock was at the lowest point in the last year and they do match with the above RSI7 history (8/9 ~ 8/14).

Also , note that the stock was in the price range of $70 during the year 2005.

Many people forecast grim housing market so I believe it would be better to watch the stock for a while.