Technical Analysis
 

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Technical Analysis is the study of stock performance based on any number of technical theories.  These theories have been developed by many stock market analyst over the years.  One of the most noted theories is Bollinger Bands.

Simply put, Bollinger Bands are average price levels above and below the current price.  If the stock price crosses these levels then the analyst's interpretation suggest that you should either buy or sell the stock in question.

There is no one theory that is always correct.  As a trader, you should learn to judge when a theory works for you.  Some people pick one theory and use it exclusively.  Others use a combination of theories.

As always, we must caution you to do your research carefully.  We have often found that when the market is very volatile, technical analysis doesn't work for us while other traders believe that technical analysis is the only way to judge a stock.

Be careful, buyer beware.
 
Below, you will find major portions of the book on Technical Analysis brought to you free by Equis International.  Just click on the title to go to that subject.
 

Overview

Technical Analysis Introduction
Price Fields
Support & Resistance
Trends
Moving Averages
Indicators
Market Indicators
Line Studies
Periodicity
The Time Element

Technical Theories

Absolute Breadth Index
Accumulation/Distribution
Accumulation Swing Index
Advance/Decline Line
Advance/Decline Ratio
Advancing/Declining, Unchanged Volume
Andrew's Pitchfork
ARMS Index
Average True Range
Bollinger Bands
Breadth Thrust
Bull/Bear Ratio
Candlesticks, Japanese
CANSLIM
Chaikin Oscillator
Commodity Channel Index
Commodity Selection Index
Coorelation Analysis
Cummulative Volume Index
Cycles
Demand Index
Detrended Price Oscillator
Directional Movement
Dow Theory
Ease of Movement
Efficient Market Theory
Elliot Wave Theory
Envelopes (trading bands)
Equivolume
Fibonacci Studies
Four Percent Model
Fourier Transform
Fundamental Analysis
Gann Angles
Herrick Payoff Index
Interest Rates
Kagi
Large Block Ratio
Linear Regression Lines
MACD
Mass Index

Technical Theories (cont.)

McClellan Oscillator
McClellan Summation Index
Median Price
Member Short Ratio
Momentum
Money Flow Index
Moving Averages
Negative Volume Index
New Highs/Lows Cumulative
New Highs - New Lows
New Highs/Lows Ratio
Odd Lot Balance Index
On Balance Volume
Open Interest
Open-10 Trin
Option Analysis
Overbought/Oversold
Parabolic SAR
Patterns
Percent Retracement
Performance
Point & Figure
Positive Volume Index
Price & Volume Trend
Price Oscillator
Price Rate-of-Change
Public Short Ratio
Puts/Calls Ratio
Quadrant Lines
Relative Strenght - Comparitive
Renko
Speed Resistance Lines
Spread
Standard Deviation
STIX
Stochastic Oscillator
Swing Index
Three Line Break
Time Series Forecast
Tirone Levels
Total Short Ratio
Trendlines
TRIX
Typical Price
Ultimate Oscillator
Upside/Downside Ratio
Upside-Downside Volume
Vertical Horizontal Filter
Volatility, Chaikin's
Volume
Volume Oscillator
Volume Rate-of-Change
Weighted Close
Williams' Accumulation/Distribution
Williams' %R
Zig Zag

For more information about Technical Analysis please click on the link below.
Daytrading, New, Book, New Release Technical Analysis from A to Z
by Steven B. Achelis

 

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