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We Only follow the STRONGEST Investments. How? Just Follow these 3 Rules:
1. Only Invest Above the Green Line. (250 day avg.)
2. Only Invest Above 90 Relative Strength Factor (Top 10% of All Investments).
3. The Money Wave Indicator should be < 20 and turning up (Buy in Green Zone, Sell in Red Zone).
KEEP IT SIMPLE: Buy in Green Zone, Sell in Red Zone.
We will email or text you when to Buy Investments from our Stock, ETF and Commodity pages. Buy when they are coming out of the Green Zone, and take profits in the Red Zone. Split your account into 3-8 positions. Your daily email or Twitter notification @AboveGreenLine will have Buy Entry Points and Sell Stop Losses for each new Investment, or follow all on your Positions Page.
REMEMBER: All Investments eventually RETURN to their Green Line. (Above or Below the Green Line, is temporary human emotion.)
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Disclaimer: The information provided herein is not to be construed as an offer to buy or sell Investments of any kind. The Investment selections on this website are not to be considered a recommendation to buy or sell any Investment but as is a mere form of expression of the writer. All information offered by Above the Green Line is for educational purposes only. Readers are urged to check with their own investment counselor before making any investment decisions.
Thank you. Your Charts are amazing!
Thank you. I appreciate that you asked about the options for fees some time ago, and as a small investor, I appreciate your decision on this, and signed up as soon as I saw your e-mail.
SteveN
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Dr. John writes on Sep 21th “Please keep up your excellent work.
Many thanks”.
John.
I have been following your charts for years , and I am thrilled withyour newsletter. My biggest problem with investing has been when to sell.
I joined stockcharts for a short period, but could not figure out how to set up the scanning . Can you help in any way?or tell me who at Stockcharts
could assist me ?
Ihave a portfolio of long term stocks that I have held for many,many years, reinvesting the dividends, I dont need the dividends, but, I hate to see myself
lose the capital as Ive done twice before in 2000, 2008 , and this bubble is scaring me. I was able to make up the loses, but now I am semi retired..
Donald Trump said “our economy is in real trouble folks, we are in a bubble in the stock market and in real estate and I just hope the disaster hits before I take office”. Also with $19 + trillion in debt it seems inevitably disasterous. Trump is going to be a great President in my opinon, but I’m afraid we are over the top.
Any thoughts? I am aware of tax consequences, but ……
Thanks for all the help and your part in
I have taken all steps to protect myself with hard assets, but justworried about my capital in stocks right now.
Great Question!
Since the current 8 year Bull Market is the second longest in history, it would be unrealistic to expect much more Upside, before a DUMP.
Follow the Long Term Green Line Rules (Above the Green Line + Above 90 Relative Strength. Check your Investments HERE.
If you do nothing, eventually the Markets will begin to discount the next Recession, and you could see another 35-45% drop.
Smart Money is Selling to the HERD now, so they can BUY BACK when Stocks are on Sale… Eventually Inverse Funds will meet the Rules and have another nice run up like in 2008.
AMD still rising, I set my stop high 13’s last Thursday. Stop up to mid 14’s now. Been a good ride for first trade here. Thanks..
Great! You are very brave to stay in so long!
Is it time to short some of the bear ETFs?
I must have missed the email about your newsletter on options. Could you please resend?
Do you have the year to date results?
Is it time to short some of the bear ETFs?
When the Inverse Funds meet the Rules (Above the Green Line + Above 90 Relative Strength) we will Buy them.
Currently Inverse Funds like SH (Inverse S&P) are BEAR with only 9 Relative Strength.
SH CHART
We only suggest Selling Covered Call Options because:
Investors that “BUY” options usually lose on about 70% of their trades, because of time decay,
Investors that “SELL” covered call options win about 70% because of time decay.
Selling covered call options on Leaders when they get in the Red
Zone could improve your income from Investments:
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/optioninvestor/08/covered-call.asp
Previous trades are on the web site and on each email under CLOSED POSITIONS.
https://abovethegreenline.com/closed-results/
Hi, am a new subscriber, look forward to receiving your emails. I too trade to help canine rescue organizations.
All the best!!
Welcome Jag!
And thank you for helping animals.
Good trading, and tell your friends!
Greetings!
I am a new subscriber to AGL. My small account do not allow me to trade stocks so I buy Call Options instead. I need some guidance and tips, e.g. ITM/OTM strikes, delta, DTE, etc … Btw, I only take short term AGL signals. Hope there are fellow members trading Call Options and are willing to share.
Thank you.
Cheers!
Hi J. I will add your comment to the Forum for all to see.
Good trading, and tell your friends!
Joined today__ Where can I put in a symbol to find a chart giving the 3 rules Thanks
Welcome.
There is a Link on the web site Main Menu under Chart/ StockCharts or click
HERE
Today some of your buy or sell was based on the pink line. First time I have seen that. Where is it mentioned in the rules? Thanks
Yes PSQ had the Money Wave Close > 20 today, but PSQ is currently Below the Green Line so we can’t Buy it yet, according to the Rules.
So we changed it to Medium Term Buy, and will enter on a Close above the Pink Line.
PSQ Chart
In your current open positions, why would you buy a stock when the stop price is so far away ie USO? Thanks
You would not… USO was bought too high, and then it tanked way below the Stop so we kept it that day … Now just hoping to sell up near the Green Line.
But it might go down once more, so Stop is not tight, yet.
USO Chart
You state inverse funds and commodities could soon enter stage 1. Page 12 covers inverse funds and gold oil are covered. Would you consider adding a page on commodities funds and stocks. Thanks
The Commodity Bull Market attempt died with the recent China Trade War. The Trade war broke the back of Steel Coal Copper, etc..
We will make Page 11 a Commodity /Tangible Investments Page.
Thank you!
Rule #2 says relative strength factor should be over 90— not rsi. What is the difference? I know you look at rsi on ETFs different from stocks. But, GLD has a etf Rel Strength of 20 and the SCTR is 91.5. Too much spread. Please explain. Thanks
RSI is a short term indicator plotted on a vertical scale from 0 to 100. Values above 70 are considered overbought and values below 30, oversold. For only 1 Investment.
Relative Strength Factor is a percentile ranking of the price performance relative to other securities and relative to the broad U.S. market performance.
Relative Strength Values comes from the SCTR Rank (StockCharts Technical Rank), http://www.etfscreen.com for ETFs , and Investor’s Business Daily (IBD) for stocks.
We prefer the longer term weighting used by http://www.etfscreen.com and IBD.
On the bottom left of many Charts are 2 Relative Strength SCTR (StockCharts Tech Rank). the first one is weighted too fast, so we like to use the 155-day avg SCTR value to be up near 90 also.
On the recent GLD rally, the R S for ETFscrren.com is 79, and SCTR 155-day avg is still only 38. (Too early to Buy for both.) It is also better for the Investment to have NO RESISTANCE in the last 52 weeks.
GLD CHART
Why are the charts so small with so many large ads on the pay site? much nicer charts on the free site and no ads?
Please try this LINK
That is what I call the free side with big charts and no ads
Make sure you are logged in at StockCharts…
So, Do I have to join and pay another fee to Stock Charts to see large charts with your 3 rules? Thanks
You should be able to access more Green Line Charts here:
https://stockcharts.com/public/1107832
Please! We keep saying the same without an answer. The free side to the public is great on the stocks they choose. I want the same info on my stocks.without the charts being so small on a page with a lot of ads. Do I have to join StockCharts and pay their fee to get it? Thanks
Yes, you need a StockCharts account to chart your own portfolio.
If you don’t want to pay, maybe try http://www.freestockcharts.com