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Climax Low buy signals are shown below in dark blue. These proprietary signals are designed to pick the low, i.e., a shorter or longer-term bottom, with a very low false-positive rate.

Also shown is the Relative Strength Ranking plotted as an indicator in the top window. The 50-day and 200-day XMAs (eXponential Moving Averages) are plotted in blue and red, and the 17-day XMA of volume is plotted in blue overlaying the volume bars.

Penny stocks can make some big moves. This one was up about 100% in three weeks, after the signal marked the exact low.

Another Climax Low signal on a cheap stock, marking the exact low. Common logic says the cheap ones are no good, but I beg to differ.

The Climax Low signal is shown in blue, again picking the exact low. This is a good indication of where to set a potential sell stop order, i.e., just a bit below the low on the day of the signal to allow for a "re-test" of the low. Also shown are some Climax High signals, marked in red. These are roughly the inverse of the Climax Low signals.

Note that in a bull trend there typically will be numerous bouts of selling on the way up. In this situation the Climax High signals can be extremely short-term, or may fail outright. This can be seen above, to the right of the Climax Low. Shorting a rising market is not recommended.

Another perfect buy signal at the exact low.

Yet another perfect Climax Low buy signal, shown in blue. Also shown is a Climax High in red, signaling a top. New highs are shown in bright green.

buy signals, sell signals, and new highs

Same comments as above. Note that the sell signals (in red) can be very short-term in a bull market. You can't fight the trend!

The chart speaks for itself (buy signal marked in blue, sell signal shown in red, new highs in green).

This time the buy signal is way over toward the left side of the chart. Note (again) that the sell signals (in red) tend to be strictly short-term in a strong bull trend.

Another perfectly-timed buy signal, bouncing off the 50-day XMA.

More razor-sharp buy and sell signals (climax highs and lows). Hard to believe, but these signals are generated real-time as they happen by the computer, not pasted in after the fact. The question comes up sometimes.

The Climax Low signal appears toward the left edge of the chart, once again marking the exact low.