shillllihs 6,101 posts msg #120564 - Ignore shillllihs | 
6/9/2014 7:27:38 PM
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 78% return in 17 weeks at Wall Street Survivor.
 
 Top 10, 4 months in a row.
 
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shillllihs 6,101 posts msg #120565 - Ignore shillllihs | 
6/9/2014 7:35:52 PM
  When Josie comes home
 So bad
 She's the best friend we ever had
 She's the raw flame
 The live wire
 She prays like a Roman
 With her eyes on fire
 
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shillllihs 6,101 posts msg #120600 - Ignore shillllihs | 
6/10/2014 11:45:05 AM
  Shorting tvix has been the easiest thing in the world just using ema 100/200.
 
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shillllihs 6,101 posts msg #120608 - Ignore shillllihs | 
6/10/2014 12:06:11 PM
  ez stuff for those of us who know. 
 
 we chuckle at those that keep pushing their boulder up the hill like sisyphus.
 
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guspenskiy13 976 posts msg #120609 - Ignore guspenskiy13 | 
6/10/2014 12:41:36 PM
  Just stopped by-
 
 "6/10/2014 11:45:05 AM
 
 Shorting tvix has been the easiest thing in the world just using ema 100/200."
 
 could you please comment on that?
 
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shillllihs 6,101 posts msg #120617 - Ignore shillllihs | 
6/10/2014 2:13:34 PM
  Take SPY. When it is above both 100-200 short tvix. When it falls between 100-200 stay out of market.
 You also have the benefit of time decay with leveraged etfs.
 You can also go short XIV when spy passes below both 100-200 but more risk.
 
 
 
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guspenskiy13 976 posts msg #120619 - Ignore guspenskiy13 modified | 
6/10/2014 2:33:45 PM
  You are talking about daily time-frame right?
 
 why not use the averages on volatility? more effective on S&P ?
 
 VXX instead of TVIX ? same thing?
 
 Thanks.
 
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shillllihs 6,101 posts msg #120621 - Ignore shillllihs modified | 
6/10/2014 2:46:03 PM
  I was just making a point that the money is right there & everyone keeps searching.
 
 What would you do differently?
 
 Not sure what you were referring to but tvix moves more than vxx right?
 
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guspenskiy13 976 posts msg #120622 - Ignore guspenskiy13 | 
6/10/2014 2:56:20 PM
  Well, that's a good point, I also found volatility etf's pretty attractive for a number of reasons.
 
 I was just thinking, whether or not shorting them when they are below ema(100) (instead of using SPY with EMA's) would make any difference....
 
 Although, which time-frame do you use? Daily?
 
 I would even use UVXY (ADR(30) 0.23% higher than TVIX) if I could....I can only use VXX...
 
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shillllihs 6,101 posts msg #120623 - Ignore shillllihs | 
6/10/2014 3:13:22 PM
  I use tvix because it only costs me 3% to short, while uvxy is 7%.
 I use daily. 
 You don't need to use SPY at all, i just use it as a reference.
 
 I have problems with how & why so if you're going to ask me specifics i can't answer.
 
 I don't even know how to make anything above a simple filter. I am too lazy.
 What i'm good at is extracting from the cream of the crop.
 
 I think Kevin's SPY/VXX is slightly better at certain times while my approach works better at other times. His works like a charm so why he keeps trying other approaches & failing is beyond me.
 There was a day that you would have lost 30% in a day though.
 
 Can you plot a filter for me just using SPY/VXX with 100/200 ema similar to Kevin's SPY/VXX.
 
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