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July 2 2011 - STOCK - CISCO - CISCO SYMBOL - CSCO

Moving Average Trading Strategy For CISCO

Using The 10-20-30 Moving Averages Rule For Trading Cisco

 
 

Part 3 - Year 2009 Cisco Moving Averages Strategy

Introduction:

Trading article by J. Fergus

As explained in Part One and then used in Part Two, it is better for my use of the 10 - 20 - 30 moving averages strategy to consider closing when there is a profit and it looks to me that the 10 day simple moving average is turning down, or the stock itself is turning down. From my trades since 2006, it is obvious to me that this strategy works well.

Over the years I have used HLC chartings which is High, Low and Close for the day as well as Candlesticks to assist in making my decision when to open and close my trades. In order to assist my 10 - 20 - 30 moving averages strategies I added the HLC chart to the strategy. I am hoping it will assist, particularly on the selling of my stock to assist in either staying in the trade as the stock moves up or to time getting out of the stock.

One last thing the moving averages strategy has provided is protection from getting caught in a collapsing stock. By watching the moving averages I can get out of the stock early enough to either get a profit or have a small loss. Meanwhile though it forces me out of the stock throughout downturns. It certainly saved me from loss of capital in 2008.

Date Comments & Action (all figures include commission charges) Debit/Credit Balance

Cisco Stock Chart - March 25 2009

Mar 25 2009 Bought 1000 shares at $16.65
In mid-December (which you can see above) the 10 day SMA crossed the 20 and 30 day EMA but it turned back down within a session and then never actually gave me a clear indication to buy the stock until now. The 10 day simple moving average has moved significantly higher. The HLC chart which I have shown in the insert indicated that the stock is moving higher. If you look at the 3rd arrow in the insert, you can see how the close for the day was lower. Each of the three days the closings were lower, but the 10 day kept moving higher. On the fourth day, which I marked with the fourth arrow, the stock closed on the high of the day. The next day I tried to get a fill at too low a price. Today I jumped in and bought my shares.
(16654.95)  

Cisco Stock Chart - June 15 2009

June 15 2009 Sold 1000 shares at $19.55
Just a few sessions earlier it looked like the 10 day SMA almost crossed the 20 and 30 day EMA. On the same day the stock closed at the high of the day which signaled there wouldn't be a down turn yet.
The last few sessions the stock rose and then started pulling back again. The HLC chart indicated that each day the stock was closing closer to the low which indicates that the stock is probably going to keep moving lower. The 10 day was rising, but today the stock kept moving lower and I think the 10 day is turning down. I decided to sell and lock in my profit.
19545.05 2890.10

Cisco Stock Chart - July 22 2009

Jul 22 2009 Bought 1000 shares at 21.70
The 10 day crossed the 20 and 30 day EMA just today but the stock has moved up dramatically since I sold on June 15. The 10 day was already turning up over the past few sessions. With the move higher for the 10 day and the stock I felt it was important to jump back into the stock.
(21704.95)  

Cisco Stock Chart - Oct 27 2009

Oct 27 2009 Sold 1000 shares at $23.65
I sold my shares at the open today. I have enclosed an insert for the past few days. I put arrows for the various days to show that the stock kept closing near the lows for the day. A few weeks earlier the 10 day started to turn down but the stock only closed on the low of the day twice. It then closed on the high of the day indicating that the stock will move higher. The past few days though the stock is not indicating any higher prices and the 10 day is turning down. I decided to sell at this point.
23635.05 1930.10
  TOTAL INCOME TO Oct 27 2009 - $4820.20
Largest Amount Invested - $21704.95
Return on capital - 22.2%
   
Summary To Oct 27 2009

The stock spent a lot of time after the summer just wandering. The HLC Charting tools assisted me as well.

Continue To Part 4 - Cisco Trades For 2010

Return To Part 1 - Cisco Trades For 2006-2007
Return To Part 2 - Cisco Trades For 2008

Related:

Read the strategy paper on the 10-20-30 Moving Averages Strategy
Review the Research In Motion Trades Done Using The Moving Averages Strategy

 

 
 

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