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EVERYTHING TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
The aim of Everything
Technical Analysis: How to Trade Like a Professional is to share with traders a set of trading plans/systems
which includes trading tools, techniques and rules that use volatility to determine trends. These systems based on a
model system "BBZ" that uses moving averages and standard deviations to yield above average return at low and controlled risk/loss.
BBZ is derived from Standard Deviation Band and Z Test Statistics Indicator.
The ultimate aim of Trading
Apprentice Guide: How to Trade like a Professional ("TAG"), Everything Technical Analysis: How to Trade
Like a Professional ("ETA") and First Technical Analysis Guide ("FTAG") as a set of complete reference manual is
to accompany the trader in a step by step methodology to develop his/her own trading system based on the following tested
and proven trading techniques and concepts.
Jacinta Chan
How To Trade Like a Professional in the Current Market Scenario
This talk will cover some of the fundamental technical analysis tools and how these tools
can be used to build mechanical trading models. You will gain an insight on how professional traders trade using
trading systems.
The objectives are to understand technical analysis for professional system trading, to understand
risk and how to manage risk and to help participants develop trading systems that they can use for professional trading.
The contents of the talk includes the fundamentals of technical analysis and how to analyse market
stages, how to develop your own buy and sell signals, and 10 professional trading tips.
To find out more, please call 603 27100195.
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The Most Important Elements/Concepts of Trading Set-Up
1) Data Analysis
2) Trading Tools
3) Trading Techniques
4) Mathematical Formulas
5) Mechanical Trading System
6) Trading Plan
7) Risk Management (Cut Loss Level/Limit)
8) Capital Requirement
(Maximum Consecutive Losses)
9) Trade Evaluation Record
10) Trading Attitude
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Theoretical Framework
The trading properties that interest traders are return and risk. In finance
theory, average depicts expected return and standard deviation depicts expected risk. In statistics, we can define range
trading as prices are observed within the expected one (1) standard deviation bands. In trading, we can define
uptrend as prices above the moving averages and downtrend as prices below the moving averages. Therefore, as such we
identified moving average and standard deviation as tools for one of our main trading techniques.
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Disclaimer
This guide is for the private use of the person(s) to whom it is intended. This is for general information
and not prepared for a person’s specific investment objectives, financial situation or needs. It is printed on the understanding
that nothing contained herein is to be construed as a specific advisory recommendation or invitation to trade any securities,
contracts or any financial products. It should be noted that trading in securities, futures contracts and any other financial
products involves high risks and anyone who buys or sells any securities or contracts are doing so at his or her own risk.
Please consult a licensed investment adviser before making any investment decision. Further note that no method of trading
is foolproof and past performance is no guarantee of future results. The author may have interests in the securities or contracts
mentioned; she earns brokerage for dealing in KLSE stocks and FKLI. The author and the publisher assume no responsibility
or liability whatsoever in respect of the statements of any nature contained herein this guide. We do not guarantee the accuracy,
reliability or completeness of the information in this guide and nothing contained herein should be made the basis by anybody
for any claim, demand or cause of action.
Email:tradingforarealiving@lycos.com
Phone: (603) 2710 0195
Fax: (603) 2092 3652
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