
Volatility-based Technical Analysis, Companion Web Site
Strategies for Trading the Invisible
Wiley · Print & ebook · August 31, 2009
A framework for creating volatility-based technical analysis and trading it for profit Volatility-Based Technical Analysis bridges the advantage gap between resource rich institutions and individual traders.
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- Who it’s for
- Kirk Northington explains volatility indicators, indicator-building techniques, and ways to test and apply them.
- Genres
- Investment & Trading Strategies, Stocks
- Published
- Wiley, August 31, 2009
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A framework for creating volatility-based technical analysis and trading it for profit Volatility-Based Technical Analysis bridges the advantage gap between resource rich institutions and individual traders. It is a no-calculus, plain-English text that reveals original, highly technical, mathematical-based volatility indicators, complete with MetaStock® and TradeStation® code.
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With this in hand, any trader can "trade the invisible" by seeing a hidden mathematical structure on the price chart. Author Kirk Northington reveals his proprietary volatility indicators that serve as a market early warning system. Northington extensively teaches you how to build your own indicators, test them, and incorporate your original components into your specific trading methods. - Walks traders through the mathematical techniques needed to create indicators that fit their own style - Illustrates volatility-based entries and exits with over 170 descriptive chart examples - Introduces two new concepts in technical analysis: Volatility Shift and PIV Written with the serious trader in mind, Volatility-Based Technical Analysis has what you need to successfully trade today's institutionally dominated markets.
Volatility Indicators
Kirk Northington explains volatility indicators, indicator-building techniques, and ways to test and apply them.
Come here for
- Plain-English explanations of volatility indicators
- MetaStock and TradeStation code
Expect
- Volatility-based entries and exits illustrated with chart examples
- Introductions to Volatility Shift and PIV
Where it sits
| Investment & Trading Strategies | 99% |
|---|---|
| Stocks | 28% |
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Publisher categories
- Investing
- Authors
- Kirk Northington
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Published
- August 31, 2009
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Reading lane
- Investing