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Íàçâàíèå: Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets: A Comprehensive Guide to Trading Methods and Applications
Àâòîð: Murphy J.J.
Àííîòàöèÿ: John J. Murphy has now updated his landmark bestseller Technical Analysis of the Futures Markets, to include all of the financial markets.
"If one could read only one book on technical analysis, this should be the one." — Knight-Ridder Financial Products and News (on the first edition, Technical Analysis of the Futures Markets, 0-13-898008-X)
This outstanding reference has already taught thousands of traders the concepts of technical analysis and their application in the futures and stock markets. Covering the latest developments in computer technology, technical tools, and indicators, the second edition features new material on candlestick charting, intermarket relationships, stocks and stock rotation, plus state-of-the-art examples and figures. From how to read charts to understanding indicators and the crucial role technical analysis plays in investing, readers gain a thorough and accessible overview of the field of technical analysis, with a special emphasis on futures markets. Revised and expanded for the demands of today's financial world, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in tracking and analyzing market behavior.
"One way to get started in technical analysis is to read a good book on the subject. One of my favorites is Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets: A Comprehensive Guide to Trading Methods and Applications by John J. Murphy. It's an easy read." Ralph J. Acampora, CMT, Managing Director, Prudential Securities Inc.
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2 day rule 71—72
2 week rule 212
28 day trading cycle 362
3 box reversal point and figure chart 277—282
3 box reversal point and figure chart, chart patterns 280—282
3 box reversal point and figure chart, construction of 278—282
3 box reversal point and figure chart, measuring techniques 286
3 box reversal point and figure chart, trendlines 282—286
3% penetration criterion 71
30 line, using to generate signals 245—246
4 week rule 212 215—219 362
4-9-18 day moving average combination 204
4-9-18 day moving average combination, how to use 205—207
50% retracement 85—87
70 line, using to generate signals 245—246
Abandoned Baby candle pattern 312
ABC of Stock Speculation, The (Nelson) 24
Acampora, Ralph 457
Adaptive moving average (AMA) 222
Advance Block candle pattern 315
Advance-decline (AD) line 436
Advance-decline (AD) line, AD divergence 437
Advance-decline (AD) line, daily vs. weekly AD lines 437
Advance-decline (AD) line, variations in 437—438
Advanced technical indicators 463—473
Advanced technical indicators, Demand Index (Dl) 463—466 473
Advanced technical indicators, Herrick Payoff Index (HPI) 466—468
Advanced technical indicators, Keltner channels 470—472
Advanced technical indicators, stare bands 469—470
Allen, R.C. 204
Alpha cycles 359
Analysis vs. timing 6—7
Appel, Gerald 252
Arithmetic scale 39—40
Arms Index (TRIN) 444 445
Arms Index (TRIN), Open Arms 446
Arms Index (TRIN), smoothing 445—446
Arms Index (TRIN), TICK vs. 444
Arms, Richard 444 448
Art charting 11
Art of Contrary Thinking, The (Neill) 258
Ascending triangle 130 131 136—138 331
Ascending triangle, as bottoming pattern 138
Ascending triangle, bullish breakout 136—137
Ascending triangle, measuring technique 137—138
Ascending triangle, volume pattern 140
Asset allocation 409—410
Average, True Range 469
Bar charts 35 40—46
Bar charts, compared to point and figure charts 266—270
Bar charts, futures open interest 35 42—44
Bar charts, volume 35 41—42
Barker, David Knox 359
Behavioral Finance, use of term 21 459
Belt Hold candle pattern 310
Beta cycles 359
Blowoffs 175
Bollinger bands 209—211 221
Bollinger Bands, and volatility 211
Bollinger Bands, using as targets 210
Bollinger, John 209
Bolton, A. Hamilton 319
Bottom failure swings 242—243
Bottom reversal day 91 92
Breakaway candle pattern 313
Breakaway gaps 94—95
Breakouts, tactics on 400—401
Bressert, Walt 359 374 375
Broadening formation 130 140—141
Brooks, John 457
Bull trap 122
Bullish speedline, constructing 88—89
Buy limit order 403—404
Buy stop order 404
Buy-and-hold strategy and futures 7
Buy-and-hold strategy and Random Walk Theory 16
Call open interest 177
Candle pattern analysis 301—306
Candle pattern analysis, computerized 306
Candle pattern analysis, continuation candle patterns 304—305
Candle pattern analysis, reversal candle patterns 301—304
CandlePower charting 448—449
Candlestick charts 37—39 297—299 309—317
Channel line (return line) 80—85
Channel line (return line), measuring implications 85
Chart construction 35—47
Chart construction, arithmetic vs. logarithmic scale 39—40
Chart construction, candlestick charts 37—39
Chart construction, intraday chart 35
Chart construction, line charts 36—37
Chart construction, of daily bar charts 36 40—41
Chart construction, of daily bar charts, futures open interest 35 42—44
Chart construction, of daily bar charts, volume 35 41—42
Chart construction, point and figure charts 37 38 278—282
Chart construction, types of charts available 36—37
Chart construction, weekly and monthly charts 35 45—46
Chart patterns 185
Chartcraft Method of Point and Figure Trading, The (Cohen) 277
Chartered market technician (CMT) 456—457
Charting 9 10—12
charting software 378—379
Charting, purpose of 3
Charting, subjectivity of 11 16
Chartist 10—12
Closing prices 30—31
Cohen, A.W. 277
Coil see “Symmetrical triangle”
Collins, Charles J. 319
Commitments of Traders (COT) Report 175—176
Commitments of Traders (COT) Report, and large commercial hedgers 176
Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) 175
Commodity Channel Index (CCI) 237—239 374
Commodity market analysis 15
Commodity markets, chart of 10
Commodity Research Bureau Futures 15
Commodity Systems, Inc. 184
Commodity Trend Service 177
Complex head and shoulders patterns 113—115
Complex head and shoulders patterns, tactics 113
Computers, and trading systems 377—391
Computers, charting software 378—379
Computers, Directional Movement System (Welles Wilder) 378 380 384—387 390
Computers, Directional Movement System (Welles Wilder), and ADX 384—387
Computers, Parabolic System (Welles Wilder) 378 380 381—384 390
Computers, system trading pros/cons 387—389
Computers, tools/indicators 380
Computers, tools/indicators, using 380
Computers, TradeStation (Omega Research) 389—390
Concealing Baby Swallow candle pattern 314
Concentration, diversification vs. 396—397
Confirmation 155—156
Congestion area 147—150 274
Consensus National Commodity Futures Weekly 258
Constant Forward Contracts vs. Continuous Contracts 508—510
Continuation candle patterns 304—305
Continuation charts for futures, construction of 182—183
Continuation head and shoulders 153—155
Continuation patterns 100—101 129—156
Continuation patterns, confirmation 155—156
Continuation patterns, continuation head and shoulders 153—155
Continuation patterns, divergence 155—156
Continuation patterns, triangles 130—147 (see also “Triangles”)
Continuous futures contracts 505—510
Continuous futures contracts, Continuous Contracts 507—510
Continuous futures contracts, Continuous Contracts, Constant Forward Contracts vs. 508—510
Continuous futures contracts, Gann Contract 507
Continuous futures contracts, Nearest Contract 506
Continuous futures contracts, Next Contract 506—507
Contract details, futures markets 12
Contrary opinion 226 257—261
Contrary Opinion, and remaining buying/selling power 259
Contrary Opinion, and strong vs. weak hands 259
Contrary Opinion, combining with other technical tools 261
Contrary Opinion, interpreting bullish consensus numbers 258 260
Contrary Opinion, market's reaction to fundamental news 260—261
Contrary Opinion, open interest (futures), importance of 260
Corrective waves 320—323 324—331
Corrective waves, flats 326—329
Corrective waves, triangles 329—331
Corrective waves, zig-zags 324—326
CRB Futures Price Index 423—424
Crests 348—351
Cybernetic Trading Strategies (Ruggiero) 428
Cycle Trader 37S
Cycles, and 4 week rule 218—219
Cycles, and moving averages 212
Cycles: The Mysterious Forces That Trigger Events (Dewey and Mandino) 344
Daily bar charts 36 40—41 181
Daily bar charts, horizontal axis 41—42
Daily bar charts, open interest 35 42—44
Daily bar charts, vertical axis 41—42
Daily bar charts, volume 35 41—42
Dark Cloud Cover candle pattern 302 311
Day trading 9
Deliberation candle pattern 314
Demand Index (DI) 167 463—466 473
Descending triangle 130 138—140 331
Descending triangle, as a top 138
Descending triangle, volume pattern 140
Descriptive statistics 18
deVilliers, Victor 265
Dewey, Edward R. 344—348
Dial Data Service 505
Directional Movement System (Welles Wilder) 378 380 384—387 390
Directional Movement System (Welles Wilder), and ADX 384—387
Divergence 27 155—156 227
Diversification vs. concentration 396—397
Dobson, Edward D. 342
Doji candlesticks 300—301
Doji Star candle pattern 311 312
Dominant cycles 358—360
Donchian, Richard 215—216 362
Dorsey, Thomas 292
Double crossover method 203—204
Double tops and bottoms 57 100 117—121 122—124
Double tops and bottoms, measuring technique 120—121
Dow Jones & Company 23
Dow Jones Industrial Average 14 33 320 422 449—451
Dow Jones Transportation Average 33
Dow Jones Utility Index 33
Dow Theory 23—33 319 452
Dow Theory, applied to futures trading 32
Dow Theory, basic tenets of 24—30
Dow Theory, basic tenets of, averages discount everything 24—25
Dow Theory, basic tenets of, averages must confirm each other 27
Dow Theory, basic tenets of, major trends have three phases 26—27
Dow Theory, basic tenets of, market has three trends 25—26
Dow Theory, basic tenets of, trend is in effect until it signals reversal 28—30
Dow Theory, basic tenets of, volume must confirm trend 27
Dow Theory, closing prices 30—31
Dow Theory, criticisms of 31—32
Dow Theory, lines 31
Dow Theory, stocks as economic indicators 32
Dow, Charles 23—24 265 460
Downside Gap Three Methods candle pattern 316
Downside Tasuki Gap candle pattern 316
Downtrend 50—52
Dragonfly Doji 301
Dunn & Hargitt's Financial Services 215
Easy Language (Omega) 390 498—500
Economic forecasting 10
Efficient market hypothesis 19—21 459
Ehlers, John 374 375
Ehrlich Cycle Finder 363—365
Ehrlich Cycle Forecaster 365 366 375
Ehrlich, Stan 363
Elder, Alexander 442
Elliott Wave Supplement to the Bank Credit Analyst 319—320
Elliott Wave Theory 27 76 86 319—342
Elliott Wave Theory, alternation, rule of 331—332
Elliott Wave Theory, applied to stocks vs. commodities 340
Elliott Wave Theory, basic tenets of 320—323
Elliott Wave Theory, channeling 332—334
Elliott Wave Theory, combining all aspects of 338—340
Elliott Wave Theory, connection between Dow Theory and 324
Elliott Wave Theory, corrective waves 320—323 324—331
Elliott Wave Theory, corrective waves, flats 326—329
Elliott Wave Theory, corrective waves, triangles 329—331
Elliott Wave Theory, corrective waves, zig-zags 324—326
Elliott Wave Theory, degrees of trend 320—321
Elliott Wave Theory, Elliott Wave Principle 320 342
Elliott Wave Theory, Fibonacci numbers 212—213 322—323 334—335
Elliott Wave Theory, Fibonacci ratios and retracements 335—338
Elliott Wave Theory, Fibonacci time targets 338
Elliott Wave Theory, historical background 319—320
Elliott Wave Theory, impulse waves 320
Elliott Wave Theory, pattern 320
Elliott Wave Theory, ratio analysis 320
Elliott Wave Theory, time relationships 320
Elliott Wave Theory, using with other technical tools 342
Elliott Wave Theory, wave 4 as support area 334
Elliott, R.N. 27 319
Engulfing candle pattern 310
Equivolume charting 447—448
Evening Star candle pattern 303—304 312
Exhaustion gaps 96—97
Exponentially smoothed moving average 197 199—200
Extremes 486—487
Failed head and shoulders pattern 113—115
Failure swing 29—31 242
Fair value 415
Falling Three Methods candle pattern 304—305 315
Fan principle 74—76
Fibonacci fan lines 90
Fibonacci number sequence 322—323
Fibonacci numbers 212—213 322—323 334—335
Fibonacci percentage retracements 335—338
Fibonacci Ratios 86
Fibonacci ratios, and retracements 335—338
Fibonacci time targets 338
Filtered candle patterns 306—307
Filters 71—72 122
Financial futures 8
Flagpole 143—144
Flags 141—145
Flags, construction of 142—143
Flags, measuring implications 143—144
Flat corrections 326—329
Flow of funds analysis 15
Foreign currencies 8
Foundation for the Study of Cycles 348 375
Frost, A.J. 320 342
Fulcrum, use of term 275
Fundamental forecasting, technical forecasting vs. 5—6
Futures 8
Futures Charts 177
Futures, and timing 14
Futures, blowoffs 175
Futures, life span 12—13
Futures, margin requirements 13
Futures, pricing structure 12
Futures, time frame 14
Gann Contract 507
Gann fan lines 90
Gann, W.D. 87 90 183
gaps 76
Goldman Sachs Commodity Index 410
Gould, Edson 87—88
Granville's New Key to Stock Market Profits 165
Granville, Joseph 165
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