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Of course, a stock usually will not always look as accurate as United States Steel. The graph below of General Electric (GE) between the same dates shows that a good selling point is often when the green and blue lines intersect in the overbought zone.
Disclaimer: I am not a registered investment advisor.
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The graph below is of United States Steel (X) taken between September 01 and October 06. As you can see the blue line and green/red line follow very close together. When this happens it is very easy to determine a buying and selling point.
Of course, a stock usually will not always look as accurate as United States Steel. The graph below of General Electric (GE) between the same dates shows that a good selling point is often when the green and blue lines intersect in the overbought zone.
Disclaimer: I am not a registered investment advisor.
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