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Strategies & Market Trends : Analysis Class for Beginners

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To: Barry Hightower who wrote (794)	5/15/1998 5:45:00 AM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (2) of 1471

Thank you, Barry. The many moving average indicators are developed for different economy and business conditions. They work for specific conditions. Get a computer technical analysis software, some are free, and plot them against the chart of stock you are investing in. You will see the meaning of various moving average for the condition of the stock performance. Books can not help you because they can not know the stock you are investing in. But moving average is the price average of the stock in so many days, simple or exponential or derivative of other factors. The fancier of a moving average concept the less applicable of stock condition. Then if you plot trend lines of fewer days, you see more accuracy, than the trend lines of many years. Trend lines is always more revealing than the average, moving or not. Compare them, and you will see the difference. That is how you learn to use all the indicators.

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