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The Encyclopedia Of Technical Market Indicators

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Today's most all-inclusive reference of technical indicators--what they are and how to use them to add value to any trading program Technical analysis has become an incredibly popular investors' tool for gauging market strength and forecasting short-term direction for both markets and individual stocks. But as markets have changed dramatically, so too have technical indicators and elements. The Encyclopedia of Technical Market Indicators provides an alphabetical and up-to-date listing of hundreds of today's most important indicators. It defines what each indicator is, explains the philosophy behind the indicator, and of the greatest importance provides easy-to-understand guidelines for using it in day-to-day trading. Broad in both scope and appeal, this one-of-a-kind reference painstakingly updates information from the previous edition plus defines and discusses nearly 100 new indicators.
Table of Contents
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements

Part I: Evaluating Technical Market Indicators

Chapter 1 Introducing Technical Market Indicators
- 24 Advantages of Using Technical Market Indicators
- Trends Are the Most Important Considerations in Trading and Investing
- Back-Testing Technical Market Indicators Has Proved to Be Effective
- Types of Technical Market Indicators: Trend, Momentum, Sentiment
- Criteria for Judging Technical Market Indicators, Trading Systems, Investment Timing Models
Chapter 2 Walk-Forward Simulation of Technical Market Indicators Offers the Potential for Consistent Profits Through Time
- Nine Steps to Walk-Forward Simulation of Technical Market Indicators
- A Specific Example of a Walk-Forward Simulation of a Simple Technical Indicator
- Example of Using the Nine Steps to Walk-Forward Simulation on the Dow-Jones Industrial Average
- Summary and Conclusions about Walk-Forward Simulation
Chapter 3 Finding a Technical Market Indicator That Is Right for You
- Six Common Errors to Avoid
- Do Your Own Work
Chapter 4 What Others Say about Technical Market Indicators, Models, and Trading Systems
- A Useful Guide to Decision Making: Bierman, Bonini, and Hausman
- Effective Application of Pattern Recognition Decision Rules: Ted C. Earle
- The Advantages of Developing Your Own Trading System: Joe Krutsinger
- Keep It Simple and Do Adequate Testing: Robert C. Pelletier
- The Cells Method of Indicator Evaluation: David R. Aronson

Part II: Technical Market Indicators

Absolute Breadth Index
Accumulation/Distribution (AD)
Accumulation Swing Index (ASI)
Adaptive Moving Average
Advance/Decline Divergence Oscillator (ADDO)
Advance-Decline Line, A-D Line
Advance-Decline Non-Cumulative: Hughes Breadth-Momentum Oscillator
Advance/Decline Ratio
Advisory Sentiment Index
American Association of Individual Investors Survey
Andrews’ Pitchfork: Median Line Method
Arms’ Ease of Movement Value (EMV)
Arms’ Short-Term Trading Index (TRIN, MKDS)
Aroon, Aroon Oscillator
Astrology, Financial Applications of Astronomical Cycles
Astrology, Long-Term Cycles
Average True Range
Black-Box Systems
Bollinger Bands
Bollinger Band Width Index
Bolton-Tremblay Indicator
Bracketing, Brackets, Dynamic Brackets
Breadth Advance/Decline Indicator: Breadth Thrust
Bullish Consensus
Call-Put Dollar Value Flow Line (CPFL)
Call-Put Dollar Value Ratio
Call-Put Premium Ratio
Call-Put Volume Ratio
Chande Momentum Oscillator (CMO)
Chi-Squared Test of Statistical Significance
Circuit Breakers, Daily Price Limits, Trading Halts, Curbs
Combining Multiple Technical Indicators
Commitment of Traders Report
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
Commodity Channel Index Crossing Zero: Zero CCI
Commodity Selection Index (CSI)
Confidence Index
Contrary Opinion: The Art of Contrary Thinking
Coppock Curve (Coppock Guide)
Cumulative Equity Line
Cumulative Volume Index
Cycles of Time and Price
Data
Data Exploration, Data Mining
Days of the Month
Days of the Week
Decennial Pattern, Decennial Cycle
Demand Index (DI)
DiNapoli Levels, Fibonacci Profit Objectives
Directional Movement Index (DMI)
Divergence Analysis
Donchian’s 4-Week Rule
Double Exponential Moving Averages (DEMA)
Dow Theory
Dunnigan’s One-Way Formula
Dunnigan’s Thrust Method
Efficient Market Hypothesis
Elder-Ray
End Point Moving Average (EPMA)
Envelopes, Moving Average Envelopes, and Trading Bands
Equity Drop Ratio
Exploratory Data Analysis
Exponential Moving Average (EMA), Exponential Smoothing
Fibonacci Numbers, Fibonacci Cycles
Force Index
Fourier Analysis: Fast Fourier Transform
Funds Net Purchases Index
Futures Algorithm of Rollovers for CSI’s Perpetual Contract®
Futures Contracts: Expiration Months and Symbols
Gann Angles*
Gann’s Square of Nine
General Motors as a Market Bellwether Stock
Gross Trinity Index
Haurlan Index
Herrick Payoff Index
Hi Mom System, High Momentum System
High Low Logic Index
The Hindenberg Omen
Holidays
Holy Grail
Hook
Hypothesis Testing
Indicator Seasons, Elder’s Concept
Inertia
Insiders’ Sell/Buy Ratio
Intermarket Divergences
Intraday Trading, Day Trading, Behavior of Prices Through the Day
January Barometer
January Effect
January’s First Five Days, an “Early Warning” System
Kagi Charts
Kane’s % K Hooks
Kase Indicators
Keltner Channel with EMA Filter
Keltner’s Minor Trend Rule
Keltner’s 10-Day Moving Average Rule
Key Reversal Day
Klinger Oscillator (KO)
KST (Know Sure Thing)
Large Block Ratio
Large Block Transactions
Least Squares Method
Linear Regression Line
Linear Regression Slope
Liquidity
Livermore Swing System, Livermore Penetration Filter
Lowry’s Reports
Lucas Numbers
Margin
Margin Debt
Margin Requirement
Market Profile
Market Vane
Mart’s Master Trading Formula
Mathematical Models
Maximum Entropy Spectral Analysis
McClellan Oscillator
McClellan Summation Index
Meander
Member/Odd Lot Index
Member Short Ratio
Momentum
Months of the Year: Significant Seasonal Tendencies to Rise or Fall
Most Active Stocks
Moving Average Convergence-Divergence Trading Method (MACD)
Moving Average Filters and Multiple Confirmation
Moving Average Slope
Multicolinearity
Multiple Time Frame Analysis Using Exponential Moving Average Crossover Rules
Mutual Funds Cash/Assets Ratio
N-Day Rule
Negative Volume Index (NVI)
New Highs–New Lows
(New Highs–New Lows)/Total Issues Traded: New Highs/New Lows Ratio
New Highs/Total Issues Traded
New Issue Thermometer (IPO Monthly Total)
New Lows/Total Issues Traded
Ninety Percent Days, Nine to One Days
Nofri’s Congestion-Phase System
Number of Advancing Issues
Number of Declining Issues
Number of Total Issues Traded
Odd Lot Balance Index: Odd Lot Total Sales/Odd Lot Total Purchases
Odd Lot Short Ratio
Ohama’s 3-D Technique
Open Interest
Open Interest, Larry Williams’Variation
Open Interest Trend-Following Strategy
Optimism/Pessimism Index (OP)
Option Activity by Public Customers: Customer Option Activity Index
Options
Oscillators
Outside Day with an Outside Close
Overbought/Oversold Oscillators
Parabolic Time/Price System
Percentage of Stocks Above Their Own 30-Week and 10-Week Simple Moving Averages
Permission Filters, Permission Screens
Pivot Point
Pivot Point Reverse Trading System
Point and Figure Charts (P&F Charts)
Polarized Fractal Efficiency (PFE)
Positive Volume Index (PVI)
Pre-Holiday Seasonality
Presidential Election Cycle
Price Channel Trading Range Breakout Rule
Price Channel Trading Range Breakout Rule, Dynamic
Price Oscillators: Moving Average Oscillators
Price Trend Channels, Sloping Upward or Downward
Program Trading Volume
Projection Bands
Projection Oscillator
Proprietary Indicators
Psychological Line, PI Opinion Oscillator, PI
Public Short Ratio
Public/Specialist Short Ratio
Put/Call Premium Ratio
Put/Call Ratio: Put/Call Volume Ratio
Qstick
R-squared
Random Walk Hypothesis
Random Walk Index (RWI)
Range: Upshaw’s “Home On The Range” Price Projection Method (HOTR)
The Range Indicator (TRI)
Rate of Change (ROC)
Relative Strength (Ratio Analysis)
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
Relative Volatility Index (RVI)
Renko Charts
Resistance
Resistance Index, Art Merrill’s
The Rule of Seven
Santa Claus Rally
Schultz Advances/Total Issues Traded (A/T)
Second Hour Index
Secondary Offerings
Sector Rotation
Sentimeter
Sharpe Ratio
Short Interest for Individual Stocks, Phil Erlanger’s Indicators
Short Interest Ratio
Sign of the Bear
Simple Moving Average (SMA): Moving Arithmetic Mean
Specialist Short Ratio
Speed Resistance Lines
Springboard
Stage Analysis
Standard Deviation
Statistics
STIX: The Polymetric Short-term Indicator
Stochastics (Lane’s Stochastics)
Stochastic Pop Breakout: Popsteckle
Stock Market Price Indexes
Support and Resistance
Swing Filter
Swing Index (Wilder’s)
Swing Retracement Levels
Taylor Book Method
Three Line Break Charts
Three Moving Average Crossover
Tick
Tick Volume Bar
Time Segmented Volume (TSV)
Time Series Forecast (TSF), Moving Linear Regression, End Point Moving Average (EPMA)
Total Issues Traded
Total Short Ratio
Total Win Trade %, the Trader’s Advantage
Trap: Bull Trap, Bear Trap
Trailing Reversal Trading System
Trend Channel
Trendlines, Trend Lines
Trident Commodity Trading System
Triple Crossover Method
Triple Exponential Moving Averages (TEMA)
Triple Screen Trading System
TRIX (triple exponential smoothing of the log of closing price)
True Range
25-Day Plurality Index
Two Moving Average Crossover
Turtle Soup
Typical Price
Ultimate Oscillator
Unchanged Issues Index
Upside/Downside Ratio
Volatility, Introduction
Volatility, Chaikin’s
Volatility, CBOE Volatility Index (VIX)
Volatility Bands
Volatility & Price Channel
Volatility Expansions
Volatility Index, Art Merrill’s Version
Volatility Ratios
Volume
Volume Acceleration
Volume Accumulation Oscillator, Volume Accumulation Trend
Volume: Cumulative Volume Index of Net Advancing Issues Minus Declining Issues
Volume: Cumulative Volume Ratio
Volume of Issues, Advancing
Volume of Issues, Declining
Volume: Klinger Oscillator (KO)
Volume: New York Stock Exchange versus Over-the-Counter
Volume: On-Balance Volume (OBV)
Volume Oscillator
Volume * Price Momentum Oscillator (V*PMO)
Volume Reversal
Volume Up Days/Down Days
Volume: Williams’ Variable Accumulation Distribution (WVAD)
Wall $treet Week (W$W) Technical Market Index
Weighted Moving Average: Moving Position Weighted Arithmetic Mean
Weighting Different Technical Indicators
Wilder’s Smoothing
Williams’ Percent Range (%R)
Wyckoff Wave

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