How to Win the Stock Market Game by Daragan V.

By Daragan V.

This ebook is for temporary investors, i.e. for investors who carry shares for one to 8 days. momentary buying and selling assumes trading shares frequently. After to 4 months a dealer may have stable statistics and she can begin an research of buying and selling effects. What are the most questions, which will be responded from this analysis?- Is my buying and selling technique profitable?- Is my buying and selling approach safe?- How am i able to bring up the profitability of my technique and reduce the chance of trading?No doubt it's higher to invite those questions ahead of utilizing any buying and selling method. we'll think of equipment of estimating profitability and threat of buying and selling ideas, optimally dividing buying and selling capital, utilizing cease and restrict orders and plenty of different difficulties regarding inventory buying and selling.

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The first parameter V1 (t) can be also written via the daily amplitude A (t). V1 (t) = A (t) / P (t) * 100% where P (t) is the average price during trading day t P (t) = (MAX (t) + MIN (t)) / 2 The next figure illustrates these definitions. Illustration for the definitions of stock volatilities The values of V1 and V2 are very close to each other. The next figure shows V1 and V2 for 250 stocks. 50 Illustration of similarity of V1 and V2 One can conclude that the daily amplitude A, or the relative volatility V1 which is related to this value, is a good characteristic of the short-term stock volatility.

PN The N-th day is the day of interest, the day of the analysis. , N The coefficient B is the slope of the fitting line. The slope can be considered as the price trend of the stock. It characterizes the average daily price change (in dollars) during one day. However, this value is not perfect when comparing trends of different stocks. We will define a trend as the average price change in % during one trading day. Mathematically this can be written as Trend = T = <∆P/P> * 100% This definition has one disadvantage.

In the next sections we repeat these definitions. 39 PART 4 Table of Contents 1. Stock price trends 2. Deviation parameters 3. Returns of overbought and oversold stocks 4. Optimal stops for oversold stocks 5. Stop strategy for inexperienced traders 6. Stop strategy for an average trader 7. Stock volatility 8. Trading strategy using limit orders 9. Limits, stops and risk 10. Increasing average return Stock price trends Trend is a simple intuitive term. If a stock price is increasing one can say the trend of this stock is positive.

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