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 | Tutorials In Applied Technical Analysis
Daryl Guppy
Format: delivered online weekly. Adobe PDF or Word file.
50 Issues per year
Australia
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Prepared by Daryl Guppy guru author of Share Trading and Trading Tactics, this weekly newsletter will teach you how technical
analysis and chart tools are applied to current markets. Discover how these tools are used to manage risk for better trading.
View a sample issue of this newsletter
Around 20 pages of commentary and charting available for download every Saturday morning.
Newsletter Delivery: Available in Word or Adobe Acrobat format. Each issue is available via download from website. Log on details supplied within 2 business days after placement of order.
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About Daryl Guppy:
Daryl Guppy is a full time active private position trader trading equities and associated derivatives markets. He is the author of several books including Share Trading and Trading Tactics and Bear Trading and Chart Trading and Trading Asian Shares. These are best sellers. He edited and contributed new material to the Australian editions of the US classics, The Basics of Speculating and Day Trader's Advantage and Options: Trading Strategies That Work.
He trades from a very remote location, his home in Darwin in the Northern Territory, some 3,000 kms from the nearest Exchange. As a result he makes full use of electronic advantages to actively trade the market and to keep in contact with other Australian and overseas traders....read more.
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| Regular Features | From The Publisher
We show you methods that work in current markets and we identify which methods are not appropriate for current markets. With a minimum of 50 weekly issues a year readers had coverage of the following areas in the last twelve months:
The novice: Entry level trading strategies shown in real time with detailed step by step explanations and on going trade management while the sample trade is open.
The advanced trader: Making better use of complex indicators. Explore the application of ADX, of RSI and the Shark 32 pattern in real time Australian markets. Examine the impact of new technical indicators when applied to Australian markets.
Money management:
We all make mistakes, so when the market bites, learn how to survive with money management techniques like zero cost averaging, recovery trading strategies, and better ways to set and monitor stop loss points. In real time learn how these techniques are applied so you can apply them to your portfolio.
Charting:
We show you how to identify chart patterns, project price targets, construct point and figure charts accurately, and use support and resistance concepts with real time trading examples followed step by step from entry to exit.
Real time trading systems testing:
Ever wondered about black and grey box systems? We give you the opportunity to observe some of them in action by tracking their recommendations along with our comments about their recommended trades.
A second opinion:
We show you how to evaluate popular stock recommendations from magazines and brokerages by using charting and technical indicator methods.
Hints for charting and database management:
We show you how to create an MACD histogram in Metastock and how to merge capital reconstructions, bonus issues and stock changes like TLSCA and TLS data into a single file. We provide regular search and analysis formulas for Metastock and Ezy Chart.
Warrants:
How do you turn an equity trading opportunity in a successful warrant trade? Learn how to identify, evaluate and trade these derivatives with real time examples. Some strategies are complex, while others are straightforward. We show you how to make the best use of depth of market and Internet information.
Free spreadsheets:
When we use a spreadsheet in the newsletter for money management, for assessing warrants, for arbitrage trades or for comparing trading strategies we provide it as a free Excel download with the newsletter. There are up to 10 spreadsheets a year.
Day trading, futures and arbitrage trading strategies:
We bring you intraday charts, specific styles of trading opportunities such as arbitrage, and show how the techniques can be applied to the SPI and other futures contracts.
Overseas analysis to uncover leading indicators for Australian trading action:
For eight weeks in 1998 the Nikkei had a more dramatic impact on ASX trading than the DOW. Our readers knew the impact and adjusted their trading strategies accordingly. We include a real time ASEAN section to explore strategies before they are required in the Australian market.
Newsletter payments may be tax deductible. Check with your accountant. |
| Articles | - Chart Patterns, 3/1/2007
- Using The 36 Strategies To Trade - Besieging Wei To Save Zhao , 6/19/2006
- Using CFD Stops, 3/13/2006
- Tactical Summary, 12/20/2005
- Warrant Trading Techniques, 11/14/2005
- Using Equivolume, 9/13/2005
- Using Effective ATR Stops, 8/16/2005
- Feeding the Bear, 5/23/2005
- Using RSI Divergence, 4/8/2005
- Strategy to Selection, 2/14/2005
- Calculating Risk Options, 11/16/2004
- Snapshot Trading, 10/6/2004
- Trading Price & Volume, 7/20/2004
- Managing a Trend Trade, 6/1/2004
- Tactical Volume, 5/20/2004
- Happy Easter Holidays, 4/11/2004
- Planning Pattern Trades, 3/16/2004
- Applying the Guppy Multiple Moving Average, 2/22/2004
- Placing the CBL Stop, 1/22/2004
- Preparing for Rebound Trading, 12/19/2003
- Stirrup Pattern Trading, 11/7/2003
- Stock Selection Success, 10/10/2003
- False Flags, 9/15/2003
- Dealing with a Trading Halt, 8/4/2003
- Bad Luck, or Bad Trading, 7/4/2003
- How do I Start in Trading, 6/4/2003
- Parabolic Trends & dividends, 5/16/2003
- Speculative Bears, 4/15/2003
- Trading Common News, 1/10/2003
- Leveraging Dividends, 11/20/2002
- Setting Dividend Stops, 9/1/2002
- Trading A Rebound, 8/1/2002
- Oscillators – Stochastics, 5/1/2002
- Trade Testing, 4/1/2002
- Using Volatility For Day Trading, 4/1/2002
- Exploring Software Options, 5/1/2000
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| Terms and Conditions | TUTORIALS IN APPLIED TECHNICAL ANALYSIS uses recent price data to illustrate and explain the ways that the tools of technical analysis can be applied to understand market behaviour. Like a weekly textbook, it uses selected charts to explain, for instance, what a stochastic tells us about market sentiment and how it applies to the data. All charts are created with Metastock or Ezy Chart and any indicator and search formulas used are given in these formats. Generally, selected examples do not include any stocks held by the author, but if the stock is held, the authors interest is noted with an *.
As trading is about managing risk, TUTORIALS IN APPLIED TECHNICAL ANALYSIS also tracks a portfolio of sample teaching stocks selected from previous newsletter issues. This includes trading comments and shows how the 2% money management rule is practically applied to control losses.
Our objective is to show you how to trade. We do not show you what to trade. TUTORIALS IN APPLIED TECHNICAL ANALYSIS is not a stock tipping service, nor is it a brokers service giving trading advice. It is not advice about securities nor is it a securities report. Guppytraders.com Pty Ltd is not an investment advisor. The newsletter is a general discussion of selected technical analysis indicators. This newsletter teaches readers about the tools of technical analysis and the notes are based on our experience of applying technical analysis to the market. Because the information is of a general nature readers should seek advice from their broker or other investment advisors as appropriate before taking any action.
In providing investment products:
1. Moneybags Pty Ltd does not take into account the investment objectives, financial situation and particular needs of any person; and
2. Before making an investment decision on the basis of any investment products, the investor or prospective investor needs to consider, with or without the assistance of a securities adviser, whether the advice is appropriate in light of the particular investment needs, objectives and financial circumstances of the investor or prospective investor. |
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