OverSeas AG said:you know the interesting things about Darvas was that he was a dancer. And he used to manually plot these things once a week when he got weekly stock prices. Then he would call his broker to make the trade.oldarmy1 said:Technically you're both correct, although I was referencing the Darvas (correct spelling and I use both spelling time to time - no offense to Darvas) Box that is now forming. What this box gives us again is a clear technical direction once it breaks because the bears have said "no further shall you go up" and the bulls have said "no lower shall you go". Well at some point, as we all know, somethings gotta give between those two paradigms.fightintxag13 said:
Answer: Darvis Box
What he did was identify the 52 week high. Then if the next three candles (dailies) were below the 52 Week high, he would begin monitoring to see if the pattern was there. Once it came back to the 52 week high, he would then wait two to three more candles to see if there was a trend and that was where he would enter.
This was apparently done back in the 1930s.
Just found the history of this thing interesting. Been trying to figure out how to set that up for a scanner in trend spider, not quite there yet.
And that dancer used his boxes to turn $10k into $2MM in 18 months.
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B&I Key:
ETH - Extended Trading Hours --- RTH - Regular Trading Hours
ORH - Opening Range (1st 30min) High --- ORL - Opening Range Low
R1, R2, R3 - Resistance 1, 2, or 3 --- S1, S2, S3 - Support 1, 2 or 3
B&I Key:
ETH - Extended Trading Hours --- RTH - Regular Trading Hours
ORH - Opening Range (1st 30min) High --- ORL - Opening Range Low
R1, R2, R3 - Resistance 1, 2, or 3 --- S1, S2, S3 - Support 1, 2 or 3