Rob Clark

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StockCharts.com
web_APC.pdf
RRP Tech Tools for Long Term Investors

Documentation for APC Charts

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I manage a few websites:
NYC Dance Connection
Cedar Crest Farm
Tango Pittsburgh (Just a link to a site at the University of Pittsburgh)
Tango Pittsburgh (Just a link to a site at the University of Pittsburgh)

I also sell Tru Chocolate at this website:
Tru Chocolate

Heart Disease and Cholesteral

Backwardation

Historical XIV Chart

VIX Historical Data

Calculating the effects of contango

Backwardation Chart

VXX decay

Ticker Symbols

VIX and other Futures

XIV

Simple Ichimoku Cloud Strategy

Another Ichimoku Cloud Strategy

Factory Jobs

30 Minute XIV Ichimoku Cloud

Sterling Engine Kit

Put/Call Ratios

New Highs New Lows

Simple Strategy for VXX Just use the slope of the moving regression line.

Here UVXY is used instead of VXX and the Moving Regression setting is 16

VIX Historical Data

Long Range VIX cycle. (Look at slope)

Volatility Statistics

Vix Chart for VXX

Vix Chart for SH

Parachute Strategy

VIX ETF links

Options Expiration Calendar

ZIV Strategy

3X etfs can be found at: ProShares Direxion Funds Velocity Shares

3X ETFs
1X	Description	3X	-3X
TLT	20+ Year Bond	TMF	TMV
SOXX	Semiconductors	SOXL	SOXS
EEM	Emerging Markets	EDC	EDZ
IYR	Real Estate	DRN	DRV
GLD	Gold	UGLD	DGLD
SLV	Silver	USLV	DSLV
FCG	Natural Gas	GASL	GASX
UNG	Natural Gas	UGAZ	DGAZ
USO	Oil	UWTI	DWTI

ZIV Buy and Hold Strategy

DOW Buy and Hold Strategy (Monthly)

SPX Daily Chaikin Money Flow

Historic SPX Double Top (2007)

High Low Logic Index

U.S. Equity Put Buy Write Index

Stop Levels for ZIV
Stop Levels for XIV
Stop Levels for VXX
Stop Levels for VXZ
Stop Levels for UVXY

Stop Levels for HVPW
Stop Levels for TRSK
Stop Levels for SPY
Stop Levels for SPXH

Weekly Chaikin Money Flow and Advancers minus Decliners

SPY vs VXX

OEXA200R for 2011

Stockcharts Graph of HVPW

VIX Over the Next Two Weeks

UVXY MACD

VIX Derivatives Charts

NYAD

3X ETFs

XIV Buy and Hold Strategy

XIV Tighter Buy and Hold Strategy

ZIV Tighter Buy and Hold Strategy

VIX Trend Lines

15 Minute VIX

Dynamic Yield Curve

VXV/VIX

Weekly 3 Month to 1 Month VIX ratio

30 min SPX graph

Automated Trading

Chaikin Money Flow

Install Think or Swim on Windows

Buy and Iron Condor on Think or Swim

Placing Contingent Orders on Think Or Swim

pro_SPY.140513.pdf

pro_SPY.140514.pdf

pro_SPY.140515.pdf

pro_SPY.140703.pdf

2014 Correction ?

Pattern Recognition

Python
pro_SPY.110107.pdf
pro_SPY.141210.pdf
pro_UPRO.pdf
pro_USO.pdf
pro_VXX.141216.pdf
14 years of TLT
pro_QQQ.pdf
Spagetti

SLV vx. GLD

MModel
Demo for Cell Blender

Review of Smile With Knowledge

The journey through graduate school in the United States is not easy for anyone. In the Engineering and Computer Science fields, most students find themselves working long hours just to complete their own coursework. When you add in the grading and teaching duties that usually accompany a financial aid package, graduate students can become genuinely overworked.

The graduate school experience is far more complicated if you are new to the U.S., and you are travelling there for the first time. Monalisa's book Smile With Knowledge is a diary that reveals the additional hurdles that Indian students need to jump through when coming to the U.S. for graduate school. Not only do they have additional testing requirements to get accepted to school, but day to day life in school is full of surprizes, given the stark differences in the U.S. and Indian cultures during the 1990s.

The book is about Monalisa and her husband Gyana, both of whom decided to try graduate school in the U.S. Gyana left their hometown of Bubaneshwar first, to start a program in Engineering at the Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. Monalisa would join Gyana six months later. The account of her experiences finding cloths to wear in the U.S. is quite an eye opener. Middle class women in India in 1989 would typically have new cloths hand sewn. Furthermore, womens' clothing was largely limited to traditional Indian dress. Since Monalisa expected to be wearing pants in the U.S., she would need to get her hand tailoried cloths at a men's clothing store.

The main focus of the book, however, is the life of foreign graduate students in the U.S. Both Monalisa and Gyana were happy to find students from their home state of Orissa at LSU, and later at Texas A&M, Their finances were very tight, but they found that watching DVD movies on campus with their Indian friends and playing all night card games was the perfect weekend diversion for them. The bars and sports activities that were the core of entertainment for American students, simply were of no interest to Monalisa and Gyana.

Trips back to India were few and far between. Their first trip home came three years after their move to the U.S. Monalisa's brother was to be married, and they didn't want to miss such an important family event. The multiple day wedding involved dozens of close and distant family members. Traditionally the wife would be saying goodbye to her family and would move in with the husbands family for life at this point. In 1989, some of these traditions had been relaxed a bit, but the traditional festive clothing, the dancing, the feasting, the giving of gifts and many other traditions were still part of a typical wedding.

The final step for both of them after finishing their degrees, was to find employment in the U.S., at least for a while. Gyana finished his degree first, and managed to find work at IBM in New York. Having been in the country for a while, arranging for Gyana to move to New York, but it was complicated by a fire at their apartment complex, and it was further complicated by the fact that now they would be apart and would need to maintain two households.
Gyana continues to work for IBM as of this writing. Monalisa after working for IBM for a number of years, is happy to have a chance to do some writing. Their home today is in Delhi, but they enjoy travelling to the U.S. and visiting with school and work friends whenever possible.

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TLT and SPX

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