Study Guide for Technical Analysis Explained

Study Guide for Technical Analysis Explained has been designed as an adjunct to the of Technical Analysis Explained. The questions are presented in several forms: multiple choice, matching answers, and fill-in-the-blanks. Since technical analysis is a visual art, concerned with chart interpretation, questions featuring charts have been included as much as possible.

Introduction:

Technical Analysis Explained is the definitive guide for mastering technical analysis. In this hands-on companion, technical analysis wizard Martin Pring serves as your personal investing coach, taking you step-by-step through his long-proven methods. Packed with hundreds of questions that correspond to chapters and sections throughout the book, Study Guide for Technical Analysis Explained, features:

• Charts and graphs to help you visually digest the concepts presented
• Full text answers to guarantee your complete understanding of each important idea
• Fill-in-the-blank, multiple-choice, and matching question formats
• The straightforward, no-nonsense style that made Technical Analysis Explained a classic

Technical analysis mastery isn’t easy, but its financial rewards make it indispensable. Use Study Guide for Technical Analysis Explained to reach the next level of technical analysis education and ensure that you start every trading day with the skills you need to come out on top.

Contents:

• The Definition and Interaction of Trends
• Financial Markets and the Business Cycle
• Dow Theory
• Typical Parameters for Intermediate Trends
• How to Identify Support and Resistance Zones
• Trendlines
• Basic Characteristics of Volume
• Classic Price Patterns
• Smaller Price Patterns and Gaps
• One- and Two-Bar Price Patterns
• Moving Averages
• Envelopes and Bollinger Bands
• Momentum I: Basic Principles
• Momentum II: Individual Indicators
• Candlestick Charting
• Point and Figure Charting
• Miscellaneous Techniques for Determining Trends
• The Concept of Relative Strength
• Price: The Major Averages
• Price: Sector Rotation
• Time: Analyzing Secular Trends for Stocks, Bonds, and Commodities
• Time: Cycles and Seasonal Patterns
• Practical Identification of Cycles
• Market Breadth
• Indicators and Relationships That Measure Confidence
• The Importance of Sentiment
• Integrating Contrary Opinion and Technical Analysis
• Why Interest Rates Affect the Stock Market
• Using Technical Analysis to Select Individual Stocks
• Technical Analysis of International Stock Markets
• Automated Trading Systems

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