Full view integrated technical analysis : a systematic approach to active stock market investing /
Full View Integrated Technical Analysis is a new approach for the experienced technical analyst. Xin Xie has created a system that provides a full picture of market moving forces and offers unabridged coverage of market dynamics, helping you to understand the overall working of the market dynamics,...
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| Μορφή: | Ηλ. βιβλίο |
| Γλώσσα: | English |
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Hoboken, N.J. :
Wiley ;
[2011]
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| Σειρά: | Wiley trading.
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| Διαθέσιμο Online: | Full Text via HEAL-Link |
Πίνακας περιεχομένων:
- FULL-VIEW INTEGRATED TECHNICAL ANALYSIS; Contents; Preface; 1 The Need for a Full View Integrated Approach; 1.1 The Motivation; 1.1.1 The Need for a New Paradigm; 1.1.2 The Answers from FVITA; 1.2 The Necessity of FVITA; 1.3 Random Walk?; 2 Two Basic Elements of Market Dynamics; 2.1 Oscillators--An Overview; 2.2 The Oscillator of Choice--Stochastics; 2.3 Trend Indicator--Moving Average; 2.4 Trend Indicator--Moving Average Convergence/Divergence; 2.5 Adaptive Trend Indicators; 2.5.1 Kaufman's Adaptive Moving Average; 2.5.2 Chande's Variable Index Dynamic Average.
- 2.5.3 Mart's Master Trading Formula2.6 Adaptive Oscillators; 2.7 Other Tools of Technical Analysis; 3 Multi-Screen Systems; 3.1 The Need for Multi-Screen Approaches; 3.2 Triple Screens; 3.3 Extended Interval Charts in FVITA--Daily and Up; 3.4 Intra-Day Interval Charts in FVITA; 4 Bounded, Interval-Specific Bull and Bear Markets; 4.1 Interval-Specific Bull and Bear Market I--Concept; 4.2 Interval-Specific Bull and Bear Market II--Criteria; 4.3 Interval-Specific Bull and Bear Market III--Limits of Countermovements; 4.4 Triple Screen System Under Full View.
- 5 Market Turning Points and Duration of Pauses5.1 Support and Resistance; 5.2 Bollinger Bands; 5.3 Waves; 5.4 Turning Points after Eight and R9 Observations; 5.5 Thrust; 5.6 Type I, II, and III Pauses; 6 Trend Reversals vs. Temporary Countertrends; 6.1 Trend Reversals; 6.2 Without the Two-Day Chart; 6.3 Running Space after Trend Reversal; 6.4 Temporary Countertrends; 6.5 Straight Pauses; 6.6 Exception 1: Composite Bottoming-Up and Composite Topping-Off; 6.7 Exception 2: Approaching the Turning Point; 6.8 Relationship between Low- and High-Order Signals; 6.9 Trading Strategies on Trend Signals.
- 7 Pauses Under Different Market Conditions7.1 Pausing-Down from a Historical New High; 7.2 Pauses Against Temporary Trends; 7.3 Trading Strategies for Pauses; 8 Case Studies; 8.1 Case 1: The 2007 Financial Market Crisis--DJIA; 8.2 Case 2: The 2000 High-Tech Bubble and its Aftermath--DJIA; 8.2.1 The Formation of the High-Tech Bubble--DJIA; 8.2.2 The Bursting of the High-Tech Bubble--DJIA; 8.3 Case 3: The 1990 Bubble and Fall--Topix; 8.3.1 The Formation of the 1990 Bubble--Topix; 8.3.2 The Bursting of the Bubble in 1990, I--Topix; 8.3.3 The Bursting of the Bubble in 1990, II--Topix.
- 8.4 Case 4: The 2003 Rebound and 2007 Crash8.4.1 The Rebound in 2003--Topix; 8.4.2 The Fall after the Crash in 2007--Topix; 8.5 Case 5: The 2007 Crash--Shanghai Composite Index; 8.5.1 Market at the Turning Point--Shanghai Composite Index 2007; 8.5.2 The Crash of 2007--Shanghai Composite Index; 9 Random Walk, Efficient Market vs. Market Activism; 9.1 Efficient Market Hypothesis--The Roots; 9.2 Efficient Market Hypothesis--The Evidence; 9.3 EMH, Market Activism and the 100 Bill Story; 9.4 Flawed Empirical Observations Against Market Activism; 9.5 A Fund to Show Effective Market Activision.
