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Market Timing
RTT TrendPower OBV

RTTTrendPowerOBV Taming the Power Trends

We are Richard Wyckoff fans and any indicator that merges price and volume is of interest to us. The RTTTrendPowerOBV is a merger of the standard On Balance Volume indicator and our very own RTTTrendPower.

(NOTE: To use RTTTrendPowerOBV or RTTTrendPower within your own charts you must subscribe to a charting service with 'RTT Indicators'. RTT Plus does have charts with RTTTrendPowerOBV but the member cannot change the settings of the chart.)

Even the most powerful trends befuddle the private investor. The RTTTrendPowerOBV makes it easy to spot short term weakness or more simply a pause in the buying in powerful trends.

For example the GOLD trend with GLD Etf.

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GLD


And of course Apple Inc (AAPL)

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AAPL



Here is an Apple Inc long term chart (LOG FORMAT).

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Apple Inc RTTTrendPowerOBV Log


Here is our video introducing RTTTrendPowerOBV to the WWW.


Here is a more advanced use of the RTTTrendPowerOBV, with an improvement.


And some more examples



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