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35 years of sensex daily closings analysed (up to 18 Nov 2021)
This is an analysis of 35+ years of daily sensex closings, starting Jan 2, 1986 - the first day after the index was published. There is a lot of interesting information that can be derived from the data.
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Latest book additions
Check the newest additions to our selection of books on trading and investing on this page.
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A simple Day-Trading Strategy : How to trade narrow range breakouts
This is a simple, yet very effective day trading strategy, as it gives you complete control over your capital - besides which it has a reasonably good chance of success. A video clip is included.
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How to beat the market with Momentum Investing
Momentum is an under-rated means of beating the market and has worked since the 19th century. This is how you can set up your momentum portfolio.
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Technical Analysis : You need just one chart pattern!
Technical Analysis provides several chart patterns. These are largely redundant.
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For greater trading profits, use trailing stops, not targets
Day-traders incur huge opportunity losses by using targets instead of trailing stops
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Course & Anticourse
Trading and Investing Strategies : (1) What you will learn (2) Who will benefit (3) Program Structure (4) Syllabus
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The unexpected "indicator" that caught the October 2008 and March 2020 major market bottoms
Besides price and fundamental data, there is a treasure trove of quantitative information about investor psychology that can be used for trading. We cover this in Course & Anticourse.
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35 years of sensex daily closings analysed
This is an analysis of 35+ years of daily sensex closings, starting Jan 2, 1986 - the first day after the index was published. There is a lot of interesting information that can be derived from the data.
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Volume Ratio - a piece of the market puzzle
Price and volume have always been of interest to traders, but that basic data conceals much more information than it reveals. The Volume Ratio is one such piece of the bigger market puzzle.
