Basic Principles of Momentum Interpretation - How to Use Them, When to Use Them, and Why They Increase Trading Accuracy Momentum is the measurement of a price move's velocity, and is one of today's most popular technical analysis tools for Spotting trends and turning points.
Momentum Explained, Volume 1-a six-hour multimedia CD-ROM tutorial and workbook-offers an in-depth introduction to the use of momentum analysis in markets from stocks and indexes to commodities and currencies. Hands-on tips and techniques, actual trading charts, and examples from real-time trading explain how to generate accurate, momentum-based buy and sell signals using:
- Oscillator interpretations
- Classic divergences
- Divergence variations
- Trendlines Peak and trough analysis
- Moving averages
- Changes in primary trends The Relative strength indicator (RSI)
- The Moving Average Convergent Divergence Indicator (MACO)
- Stochastics
Advanced Principles of Momentum Interpretation How, When, and Why to Use Them for Increased Trading Accuracy and Success Momentum, often caused by fast-breaking news or big-money investors taking or dumping positions, is one of today's most valuable technical analysis tools for spotting trends and catching turning points.
Momentum Explained, Volume 2, goes beyond the basic principles of momentum trading (covered in Momentum Explained, Volume 1) to introduce 25 powerful oscillators and explain how each can be used to improve trading accuracy. Combining descriptions of each oscillator with market-tested tips and techniques, examples from realtime trading, and more, this multimedia CD-ROM tutorial and workbook discusses momentum-based tools, including:
- Linear regression approaches
- Volume oscillator
- The Demand Index
- The Chande Momentum Oscillator
- The Dynamic Momentum Index
- The TRIX Index
- Qstick The Directional Movement System
- The Commodity Selection Index Price Projection Bands
- The Parabolic
About the Author
Martin J. Pring is the chairman of Pring Turner Capital groups as well as the strategist for the Pring Turner Business Cycle ETF (symbol DBIZ). He is the founder of Pring.com, which provides research for financial institutions and individual investors around the world. Since 1984, he has published the InterMarket Review, a monthly market review offering a long-term synopsis of the world's major finan