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Clayburg J.F. — Four Steps to Trading Success: Using Everyday Indicators to Achieve Extraordinary Profits
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Íàçâàíèå: Four Steps to Trading Success: Using Everyday Indicators to Achieve Extraordinary ProfitsÀâòîð: Clayburg J.F. Àííîòàöèÿ: Everything a trader needs to know to develop a successful system
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Absolute stop 8 Accuracy: in breakout system 245 Accuracy: in trading strategy 170—171 176 Accuracy: of Directional Day Filter 245 Automated systems: applications 253—255 Automated systems: charting package 97 Automated systems: testing 254—255 Average daily range 139 Back testing 19 Bias, implications of 7 40 45 128 144 191 Breakeven 7 Breakout strategy: characteristics of 7 223—224 Breakout strategy: Directional Day Filter and 145 Breakout strategy: in trading theory 159 235—251 Breakout strategy: intraday range 155—159 235—251 Breakout strategy: time frame 236—242 Buy signals: Directional Day Filter and 123 Buy signals: in four-step process 203 206 Buy signals: in trading theory 156—157 Buy signals: Percent R 55—57 Buy signals: Relative Strength Index (RSI) and 47 49—50 52 Buy signals: sensitivity settings 68—69 Buy signals: sideways market 172—173 Buy signals: stochastic indicator and 39 41—42 44—45 Buy stops: Directional Day Filter and 140—141 145 Buy stops: dual stochastic 114 Buy stops: implications of 24—25 Buy stops: in four-step process 191—193 214 216 Buy stops: support and resistance 24 Buy windows: actual use in trading 113 Buy windows: defined 111 Buy windows: in four-step process 184 197—198 205 212 216 Category 1 resistance: characteristics of 76—78 83 Category 1 resistance: formation 77 Category 1 resistance: sensitivities for entry us. exit 91 Category 1 support: characteristics of 78 Category 1 support: formation 77 88—89 Category 1 support: sensitivities for entry us. exit 91 Category 1 support: simultaneous 86 Category 1 support: within category 3 87 Category 2 resistance: as a trailing stop 116 Category 2 resistance: characteristics of 82—84 Category 2 resistance: dual stochastic and 112—113 115—117 Category 2 resistance: exhaustion correction 184 Category 2 resistance: formation 79 Category 2 support: as a trailing stop 116 Category 2 support: characteristics of 79—82 Category 2 support: dual stochastic and 112 114—115 Category 2 support: formations 86 88—89 Category 2 support: in actual trading 104—105 112—117 Category 2 support: in four-step process 182 186 188—189 191 193 200 202 217—218 Category 2 support: multiple 81—82 Category 2 support: sensitivities for entry us. exit 90—91 Category 2 support: simultaneous 86 Category 2 support: trading theory 170 Category 3 resistance: characteristics of 84—86 Category 3 resistance: formation 84 218—219 Category 3 resistance: in actual trading 107 Category 3 resistance: in four-step process 192 195 198 201 205 215 218 Category 3 resistance: pattern recognition 94—95 97 218 Category 3 resistance: sensitivities for entry vs. exit 90—91 Category 3 support: formation 84 Category 3 support: in actual trading 109 Category 3 support: simultaneous 86 Chart analyst, function of 81 Cluster system 13 commissions 6 12 215 Computerized charting 97 Computerized systems 3 253—258 Confidence level, importance of 11 20 31—32 132 141 Corrections: Countertrend trades 210—212 220 Corrections: defined 149 Corrections: downward 38 184 Corrections: exhausted, in major trend 147—178 Corrections: late-day 117 Corrections: minor 159 Corrections: rallies and 40 Corrections: Relative Strength Index (RSI) and 51 Corrections: sensitivity settings and 70 Corrections: support and resistance and 136 Curve fitting 254 Cyclone System 12 Day trade, defined 5 Day trading, generally: long-term 6—12 Day trading, generally: overview 5 Day trading, generally: short-term 12—14 Day trading, generally: stock selection 14—15 Day trading, generally: system development 15—16 Day trading, generally: trader style and personality 15 30 116 127 Directional Day Filter: analysis, illustration of 190—191 198—199 Directional Day Filter: applications, generally 7 40 43 Directional Day Filter: breakout system 235—251 Directional Day Filter: calculation of 123—124 Directional Day Filter: downward trends and 59 162 165 Directional Day Filter: how it works 123—131 Directional Day Filter: illustration of 181—182 207 229 Directional Day Filter: importance of 122—123 Directional Day Filter: interpretation of 125—136 Directional Day Filter: operating theory 120—121 Directional Day Filter: purpose of 120 Directional Day Filter: research confirming accuracy of 245—246 Directional Day Filter: sideways days 132—136 Directional Day Filter: stop placement and 141 Directional Day Filter: support and resistance levels determined by 82 104—106 136—141 144 151 166 173—174 Directional Day Filter: trading signals, impact on 164 Directional Day Filter: trading theory and 153—154 157 159 163 180—226 Dominant trend, determination of 35 40 60 119 122—123 128 147 213—215 Double bottom 86 88 156 188 Double breakout 242 244 Double top 24—25 189 Down market 182 207.See Downtrending day Downtrending day: correction of 186 Downtrending day Downtrending day: defined 122 Downtrending day Downtrending day: Directional Day Filter and 125 128—129 137 Downtrending day Downtrending day: dual stochastic and 115 Downtrending day Downtrending day: exhausted 128 Downtrending day Downtrending day: false signals in 44 52 58—60 71—72 Downtrending day Downtrending day: implications of, generally 35 Downtrending day Downtrending day: Percent R and 59—60 Downtrending day Downtrending day: prediction of 120 Downtrending day Downtrending day: Relative Strength Index (RSI) and 52 Downtrending day Downtrending day: sensitivity settings and 65 71 Downtrending day Downtrending day: stochastic indicator and 40 Dual Stochastic: compared to dual Percent R 153 Dual Stochastic: compared to dual RSI 153 Dual Stochastic: compared to single setting 61—67 Dual Stochastic: defined 61—62 Dual Stochastic: in actual trading 112—117 149 Dual Stochastic: parameters of 68 Dual Stochastic: trading accuracy 147—178 Dual Stochastic: trading frequency 147—178 Dual Stochastic: with Directional Day Filter 179—233 Early range breakout 27—28 251 Early range breakout with Directional Day Filter 141 143 235 Earnings: news 120 Earnings: warnings 20 ECNs (electronic communication networks) 30 Entry strategies: breakout system 224 240—241 256 Entry strategies: conservative 176 Entry strategies: early entry 169—170 Entry strategies: high-probability entry 194 Entry strategies: optimal 187 Entry strategies: support and resistance, impact on 107—108 186 Equity curve 11—13 21 Equity, stop loss and 101 eSignal 260 263 Exhaustion 31 Exhaustion, as identified by RSI, stochastic, Percent R 34 179—233 Exhaustion, illustration of 33 Exhaustion, in day trading 34—36 179—233 Exhaustion, of corrections 45 149—151 156 178 Exit strategies: breakout system 224 256 Exit strategies: conservative 173 213 Exit strategies: determination of 236 242—244 Exit strategies: Directional Day Filter and 142 Exit strategies: importance of 159 185 Exit strategies: reversals 199 Exit strategies: stochastic indicator and 41 Exit strategies: timing exit 210 Exit strategies: trailing stop 186 198 Fading 110 189 Fast D indicator 63—66 68 Fear 17—18 22 Follow-through trading 6 Four-step process, trading strategy: entry point, defined 35 179 Four-step process, trading strategy: exit strategy, determination of 35 179 Four-step process, trading strategy: illustrations of 180—230 Four-step process, trading strategy: major trend, determination of 35 179 181 Four-step process, trading strategy: minor trend, determination of 35 179 Four-step process, trading strategy: multiple signals in 193 Four-step process, trading strategy: overview 179 Fundamental trading 26—27 fundamentals 120 Genesis Financial Data Services 262 government reports 120 Greed 17—18 22 High-percentage trading 104 High-probability trades 140 177 179 194 Historical charts 61 91 95 230 Historical data, significance of 243 254 Historical highs 53 Interest rate 120 Intraday high 163 213 Intraday low 163 165—166 168 183 212—213 219 223 Intraday range 139 144 155 176 238 248—249 Investor psychology 15 Lane, George C. 38 Linear regression 265 Long-term day trading 6—12 Losses, generally: dealing with 19—20 Losses, generally: in four-step process 227 Losses, generally: in real-time trading 14 Losses, generally: multiple 11 Losses, generally: trends and 7 Major trend(s): determination of 35 179 181 Major trend(s): Directional Day Filter and 131—132 Major trend(s): exhausted corrections 147—178 Major trend(s): Percent R indicator 59—60 Major trend(s): Relative Strength Index (RSI) and 51 Major trend(s): signals against 209—210 Market makers 30 Market noise 34 46 218 Market orders 24 104 225 Market swings, impact of 173 Minor trend, determination of 35 179 Momentum 145 Money management stops 49 Money management strategies 133 Multiple Sensivity Settings: as a filter 62 Multiple Sensivity Settings: parameters of 63 Multiple Sensivity Settings: signal accuracy 70 Multiple Sensivity Settings: system, using stochastic 68 Multiple Sensivity Settings: trading signals, frequency of 61—65 70 Multiple Sensivity Settings: various thresholds, using 62—66 Multiple signals 193 NASDAQ 247 News, impact of 27 120 Nontrending days see Sideways days Offset prices 234 Omega Research 263 265 Online indicators 1 Online indicators, alternate use of: with Directional Day Filter 180—226 Online indicators, alternate use of: with dual Percent R 151 156 160 164 177 Online indicators, alternate use of: with dual RSI 153 157 160 Online indicators, alternate use of: with dual stochastic 149—150 158 163 166 176 Online indicators, alternate use of: with support and resistance levels 170 180—226 Online indicators, conventional use of 37—61 Online indicators, exhausted corrections, identification within major trend 147—178 Online indicators, Percent R 52—60 Online indicators, Relative Strength Index (RSI) 46—52 Online indicators, stochastic 38—46 Online trading 1 259 Opening range breakout 7—8 235—252 Order entry, electronic 116 Oscillator indicators, characteristics of 34—35 38 44 47 Oscillators, defined 37. See also Online indicators Out-of-sample routine 254 258 Overbought conditions, implications of 34 38 40—41 43 45 47 53—56 62—63 66 181 229 Overbought theory 44 Oversold conditions, implications of 34 39 40—41 43 45 47 53—56 62—63 66 229 Overtrading 21 Panic 117 247 Parallel Function Technology 29 266 Pattern recognition 91—97 Percent R indicator: applications 35 37 Percent R indicator: buy signals 55—56 Percent R indicator: characteristics of 52—53 Percent R indicator: development of 52 Percent R indicator: dual signals, implications of 151—153 156—157 160—161 164 166 169 173—174 211 217 227 Percent R indicator: illustration of 56—60 Percent R indicator: reversal system, using 56—60 Percent R indicator: sell signals 55—56 Percent R indicator: sensitivity settings and 73 Percent R indicator: theory 53 Personality, stocks and commodities 27—30 Price movement, generally: accelerated 100 Price movement, generally: in four-step process 210 Price movement, generally: random 34 46 218 Price(s): human factor in 23—25 Price(s): patterns 26 Probabilities 30—31 Profit taking 20 117 192 210 242 Profit target 162 243 256—257 Pullbacks: Directional Day Filter and 140—141 144—145 Pullbacks: in four-step process 193 212 Pullbacks: trading theory and 155—156 Rallies see Uptrending days Rallies, commodity markets 17—18 Rallies, corrections and 142 186 189 Rallies, exhausted 132 Rallies, false sell signals 181 Rallies, influences on, generally 9 Rallies, prospective 191—192 Rallies, resistance and 190 Rallies, reversals and 186 Rallies, sell signals and 113 163 Rallies, strong 44 70 Rallies, trading theory and 165—166 Rallies, weak 40 Range expansion 27 121 rationalization 19 Real Time Pivot 266 Real-time trading 7 14 62 91 95 163 187 Relative Strength Index (RSI): applications, generally 35 37 Relative Strength Index (RSI): buy signals 47 49—50 52 Relative Strength Index (RSI): Directional Day Filter and 133 Relative Strength Index (RSI): dual 153—154 157 160—162 164 168 173—174 177 193 Relative Strength Index (RSI): implications of 50 Relative Strength Index (RSI): reversal system, using 48—52 Relative Strength Index (RSI): sell signals 47—48 50 Relative Strength Index (RSI): sideways days 133 Relative Strength Index (RSI): stochastic indicator distinguished from 46 Relative Strength Index (RSI): theory 46 Reversal systems 41—45 48—52 56—60 Reversal(s): dual stochastic 115 Reversal(s): implications of, generally 7 266 Reversal(s): stochastic indicator and 41 Reversal(s): trades 161 188 199 201 204 Reversal(s): trends 117 Risk management 101 142 203—204 210
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