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Strategies & Market Trends : How To Write Covered Calls - An Ongoing Real Case Study!

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To: Dnorman who wrote (7633)6/14/1998 12:52:00 PM
From: Herm  Read Replies (1) of 14162
 
Howdy Dennis,

Investors that learn how to make big money in the stock market use a combination of technical indicators (charts), fundamentals (EPS and growth), and crowd dynamics. Each tidbit of facts provide a portion of the puzzle. It is believed that by plotting the price of a stock, volume of shares traded, major events, and noting the range of price swings during the day, that it is possible to determine the characteristics of all stocks within reason. Each stock forms it's own pattern on a chart and those patterns can be indentified. They label the patterns so that we can recognize them and better understand what is taking place with a particular stock. It is like an xray of our stock. That field of study is known as technical analysis (TA).

bigcharts.com

Moving averages is one of those indicators that must be considered among other. Here is a web site to help you learn more about TA.

equis.com

In particular, read up on moving averages at equis.com

The secret of knowing when to write CCs or buy PUTs and CALLs to do the work for you is knowing the signs on the charts. Otherwise, we would have to rely on totally on our "feelings and emotions" which would not be fun nor profitable. You would lose all of your money before learning how to read the charts.
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