Moving Average Investment Method
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Book Introduction
"Moving Average Investment Method" is a book that contains methods for generating investment profits by finding "edge states" using moving averages. An edge situation is a situation where the price is constantly fluctuating and it is advantageous to buy or sell. If we use a tug-of-war analogy, it is a situation where one side's position is disrupted, but it is not 100 to 0, but rather a 60 to 40 or 70 to 30 probability. The investment method this book talks about is to repeatedly trade according to these probabilities to generate comprehensive profits. The book clearly shows everything from how to find a 'state with an edge' to Granville's law, which is called the father of moving averages, the flow according to the relationship and combination between short-term, medium-term, and long-term lines, and 'moving average grand cycle analysis' using only three moving averages discovered by the author. While "Moving Average Trading" is geared toward beginner investors, its trading methods using just three moving averages and the chapter 5 on the major cycle MACD are also interesting reading for investors with a background in chart analysis. Of course, much of it is geared towards beginner investors, so advice for beginners is included in the latter half. There are no absolutes in the world of investing, and the author's investment philosophy is that investing only when you have an "edge," a probabilistically advantageous situation, will ultimately yield profits. I think this is the first book you should read when you start investing. Of course, it would be better if you read it several times. |
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preface
[Chapter 1] The Source of Profit: "Trading with an Edge"
01 What is an 'edge' in trading?
02 About the 'Edge' that everyone knows
03 Why Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis?
[Chapter 2] Understanding Moving Averages in More Detail
01 Moving averages are the basis of all analysis techniques.
02 The role of moving averages and how to calculate them
03 What the moving average line means
04 What are Golden Cross and Dead Cross?
05 Investor Sentiment Regarding Golden Cross and Death Cross
06 'Granville's Law', which correlates well with moving averages
│ COLUMN │ About the 'false signals' of technical indicators
07 Granville's Law (buy signal) is examined in detail.
08 Granville's Law (Sell Signal) Verification in Detail
09 What is the significance of using multiple moving averages (short-term and medium-term)?
10 What is the significance of using multiple moving averages (medium-term and long-term)?
[Chapter 3] Structure and Use of Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis
01 Moving average grand cycle analysis that clearly shows the edges
02 Structure of Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis - There are 6 stages.
03 Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis and Golden Cross and Dead Cross
04 The most basic use of moving average line grand cycle analysis
05 Early orders and advances to profit even in short-term trends
06 How to respond in Stage 1
07 How to respond in Stage 2
08 How to respond in Stage 3
09 How to respond in Stage 4
10 How to respond in Stage 5
11 How to respond in Stage 6
12 When should I buy at a low and sell at a high?
13 How to figure out how to escape the box?
14. Reading the trend through the 'interval' of the moving average line.
Reading the massive flow of price fluctuations through the 15 'belts'
16 Advantages and Cautions of Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis
[Chapter 4] Let's look at the actual chart and infer price fluctuations.
01 Let's verify with an actual chart.
Example 1 (Daily Chart of Nikkei 225 Futures)
Example 2 (Dollar/Yen Daily Chart)
Example 3 (4-Hour Dollar/Yen Chart)
Example 4 (1-Hour Dollar/Yen Chart)
Example 5 (5-minute chart of dollar/yen)
Example 6 (NTT Docomo Daily Chart)
[Chapter 5] Mastering the Great Circulation MACD
01 MACD is an evolution of the moving average.
02 What is EMA, the moving average used in MACD?
03 Problems with Simple Moving Average (SMA)
04 EMA is a moving average that places more emphasis on recent numbers.
05 MACD and Signals
06 Adding a histogram completes the comprehensive MACD.
07 The MACD consists of four elements.
08 Moving Average Analysis of the Great Cycle and the Relationship Between the Great Cycle MACD
09 Timing of 'buy' as judged by the major cycle MACD
Timing of 'Sell' as judged by the 10-cycle MACD
11. Regarding liquidation (profit confirmation, loss cutting)
[Chapter 6] Fund Management and Risk Management
01 It is important to have a position that will not go bankrupt.
│ COLUMN │ About Turtles
02 The concept of unit
03 How to Diversify Risk
04 How to cut off losses? (1)
05 How to cut off losses? (2)
[Chapter 7] Instructor Kojiro's Trading Practice
01 There is a correct order in trading.
02 Let's actually practice
03 Points to note when practicing
04 How to proceed with '1,000 Practice Knocks'
[Chapter 1] The Source of Profit: "Trading with an Edge"
01 What is an 'edge' in trading?
02 About the 'Edge' that everyone knows
03 Why Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis?
[Chapter 2] Understanding Moving Averages in More Detail
01 Moving averages are the basis of all analysis techniques.
02 The role of moving averages and how to calculate them
03 What the moving average line means
04 What are Golden Cross and Dead Cross?
05 Investor Sentiment Regarding Golden Cross and Death Cross
06 'Granville's Law', which correlates well with moving averages
│ COLUMN │ About the 'false signals' of technical indicators
07 Granville's Law (buy signal) is examined in detail.
08 Granville's Law (Sell Signal) Verification in Detail
09 What is the significance of using multiple moving averages (short-term and medium-term)?
10 What is the significance of using multiple moving averages (medium-term and long-term)?
[Chapter 3] Structure and Use of Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis
01 Moving average grand cycle analysis that clearly shows the edges
02 Structure of Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis - There are 6 stages.
03 Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis and Golden Cross and Dead Cross
04 The most basic use of moving average line grand cycle analysis
05 Early orders and advances to profit even in short-term trends
06 How to respond in Stage 1
07 How to respond in Stage 2
08 How to respond in Stage 3
09 How to respond in Stage 4
10 How to respond in Stage 5
11 How to respond in Stage 6
12 When should I buy at a low and sell at a high?
13 How to figure out how to escape the box?
14. Reading the trend through the 'interval' of the moving average line.
Reading the massive flow of price fluctuations through the 15 'belts'
16 Advantages and Cautions of Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis
[Chapter 4] Let's look at the actual chart and infer price fluctuations.
01 Let's verify with an actual chart.
Example 1 (Daily Chart of Nikkei 225 Futures)
Example 2 (Dollar/Yen Daily Chart)
Example 3 (4-Hour Dollar/Yen Chart)
Example 4 (1-Hour Dollar/Yen Chart)
Example 5 (5-minute chart of dollar/yen)
Example 6 (NTT Docomo Daily Chart)
[Chapter 5] Mastering the Great Circulation MACD
01 MACD is an evolution of the moving average.
02 What is EMA, the moving average used in MACD?
03 Problems with Simple Moving Average (SMA)
04 EMA is a moving average that places more emphasis on recent numbers.
05 MACD and Signals
06 Adding a histogram completes the comprehensive MACD.
07 The MACD consists of four elements.
08 Moving Average Analysis of the Great Cycle and the Relationship Between the Great Cycle MACD
09 Timing of 'buy' as judged by the major cycle MACD
Timing of 'Sell' as judged by the 10-cycle MACD
11. Regarding liquidation (profit confirmation, loss cutting)
[Chapter 6] Fund Management and Risk Management
01 It is important to have a position that will not go bankrupt.
│ COLUMN │ About Turtles
02 The concept of unit
03 How to Diversify Risk
04 How to cut off losses? (1)
05 How to cut off losses? (2)
[Chapter 7] Instructor Kojiro's Trading Practice
01 There is a correct order in trading.
02 Let's actually practice
03 Points to note when practicing
04 How to proceed with '1,000 Practice Knocks'
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Into the book
Investing is never simple.
It is difficult to succeed without studying.
However, if you study properly, you can increase your chances of success, and studying is not difficult at all.
This book is written for beginner investors (although the grand cycle MACD in Chapter 5 will be useful to intermediate and advanced investors as well).
Although it has the grand name of 'Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis', it actually only uses three moving averages.
Moving averages are a famous analysis tool, so much so that there is even a saying that “chart analysis begins and ends with moving averages.” By using just three moving averages, no more, no less, you can easily find the “edge.”
--- p.6
There are several aspects that can be considered as edges, but the one that I pay the most attention to is the moving average grand cycle analysis.
This is a technique that clearly defines the phase in which price movement is taking place and analyzes the power relationship between upward and downward movements by using three moving average lines.
For reference, the method of analyzing prices using three moving averages has been studied by many people since ancient times.
In other words, this is absolutely not a method I developed independently.
However, I would like to say that I have organized this idea so that it is easier for more traders to understand.
--- p.69
If you don't keep looking at the charts, you won't know when that time will come.
However, it is not easy to continue to look at charts seriously without trading.
Therefore, I recommend that you 'trade as a form of practice' even at other times.
Since this is practice, the profit during this period is sufficient plus or minus zero.
And when the opportunity to make a big profit comes, then you will definitely make a profit.
This kind of tempo adjustment is the secret to becoming a profitable trader.
--- p.119
If the moving average grand cycle analysis is an indicator that allows anyone to know when to buy or sell, the grand cycle MACD can be said to be an indicator for intermediate to advanced users.
So, what's the difference? While moving average macrocyclic analysis is a tool for identifying and profiting from large-scale trends, the MACD's true value lies in its ability to profit from both large and small trends.
--- p.155
Study, practice, put into practice, verify, reflect, study again… … .
I encourage you to read this book at least three times, repeating this cycle.
The first time you read it, you'll understand, "That's the story." The second time you read it, you'll realize, "This is the point." The third time you read it, you'll understand everything I'm trying to convey, down to the smallest detail.
Of course, if you read it four or five times, you can understand it more deeply.
It is difficult to succeed without studying.
However, if you study properly, you can increase your chances of success, and studying is not difficult at all.
This book is written for beginner investors (although the grand cycle MACD in Chapter 5 will be useful to intermediate and advanced investors as well).
Although it has the grand name of 'Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis', it actually only uses three moving averages.
Moving averages are a famous analysis tool, so much so that there is even a saying that “chart analysis begins and ends with moving averages.” By using just three moving averages, no more, no less, you can easily find the “edge.”
--- p.6
There are several aspects that can be considered as edges, but the one that I pay the most attention to is the moving average grand cycle analysis.
This is a technique that clearly defines the phase in which price movement is taking place and analyzes the power relationship between upward and downward movements by using three moving average lines.
For reference, the method of analyzing prices using three moving averages has been studied by many people since ancient times.
In other words, this is absolutely not a method I developed independently.
However, I would like to say that I have organized this idea so that it is easier for more traders to understand.
--- p.69
If you don't keep looking at the charts, you won't know when that time will come.
However, it is not easy to continue to look at charts seriously without trading.
Therefore, I recommend that you 'trade as a form of practice' even at other times.
Since this is practice, the profit during this period is sufficient plus or minus zero.
And when the opportunity to make a big profit comes, then you will definitely make a profit.
This kind of tempo adjustment is the secret to becoming a profitable trader.
--- p.119
If the moving average grand cycle analysis is an indicator that allows anyone to know when to buy or sell, the grand cycle MACD can be said to be an indicator for intermediate to advanced users.
So, what's the difference? While moving average macrocyclic analysis is a tool for identifying and profiting from large-scale trends, the MACD's true value lies in its ability to profit from both large and small trends.
--- p.155
Study, practice, put into practice, verify, reflect, study again… … .
I encourage you to read this book at least three times, repeating this cycle.
The first time you read it, you'll understand, "That's the story." The second time you read it, you'll realize, "This is the point." The third time you read it, you'll understand everything I'm trying to convey, down to the smallest detail.
Of course, if you read it four or five times, you can understand it more deeply.
--- p.193
Publisher's Review
A situation where it is advantageous to buy or sell,
Find out the odds of 60-40 or 70-30!
Although technical analysis books have recently been gaining attention, Korea still has a large number of investors who rely on fundamental analysis, also known as value investing.
There may be reasons behind this, such as distrust in technical analysis, its complexity, and its difficulty.
But at some point, there began to be talk of anxiety among fundamental analysis investors.
This may be because stocks that were thought to rise someday often do not rise even if held for a long time.
In other words, the reality is that stocks called undervalued can remain undervalued forever.
This is not much different from the US stock market.
So fundamental investors also often refer to very basic technical analysis indicators, and the most commonly used indicator is probably the moving average.
The advantage of moving averages is that they allow you to check the current trend.
For example, you can tell whether the current market is in a downward trend, upward trend, or moving sideways by looking at the direction and slope of lines such as the 5-day moving average, 20-day moving average, 60-day moving average, and 120-day moving average.
This book aims to identify 'edge states' with these moving averages.
You might be wondering here:
'Edge?' The author said that this unfamiliar term can be replaced with 'superiority.'
In other words, an edge situation is a situation where it is advantageous to buy or sell while prices are constantly fluctuating.
Most situations are 50/50, but an edge is when the odds are slightly tilted in one direction or another.
If we use the tug-of-war analogy, it is a situation where one side's position is disrupted.
However, it is not 100 to 0, but rather a 60 to 40 or 70 to 30 probability. The author's method of making a profit is to trade according to these probabilities and make a profit overall.
Using only three moving averages
Identify the right time to buy with "Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis"!
The book clearly shows everything from how to find the 'state with an edge' mentioned above, to Granville's law, which is called the father of moving averages, the flow according to the relationship and combination between short-term, medium-term, and long-term lines, and 'moving average grand cycle analysis' using only three moving averages discovered by the author.
Moving average grand cycle analysis is divided into six stages and has the following characteristics:
· Stage 1 and Stage 4 basically last a long time.
· Stage 2~3, Stage 5~6 are transitional stages (change periods), so they basically pass by in the blink of an eye.
· When the 1st or 4th stage is short and the 2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 6th stages are long, there is a high possibility that it is a box state.
The author helpfully explains how to respond under these characteristics through a diagram.
In addition, the author's secrets, such as buying under pressure, how to buy in a box trend, analysis based on moving average intervals, identifying trends through bands, and the major cycle MACD, constantly pop up throughout the reading.
While "Moving Average Trading Method" is geared toward beginner investors, its trading methods using just three moving averages and the chapter 5 on the major cycle MACD are also interesting reading for investors with a keen understanding of chart analysis.
Of course, much of it is geared towards beginner investors, so advice for beginners is included in the latter half.
The author unfolds the story as if lecturing to students, and at times impresses upon them the harshness of the investment world.
The author's belief and investment philosophy is that there are no absolutes in the investment world, and that investing only when you have an "edge," a probabilistically advantageous situation, will ultimately yield profits.
I think this is the first book you should read when you start investing.
Of course, it would be better if you read it several times.
Find out the odds of 60-40 or 70-30!
Although technical analysis books have recently been gaining attention, Korea still has a large number of investors who rely on fundamental analysis, also known as value investing.
There may be reasons behind this, such as distrust in technical analysis, its complexity, and its difficulty.
But at some point, there began to be talk of anxiety among fundamental analysis investors.
This may be because stocks that were thought to rise someday often do not rise even if held for a long time.
In other words, the reality is that stocks called undervalued can remain undervalued forever.
This is not much different from the US stock market.
So fundamental investors also often refer to very basic technical analysis indicators, and the most commonly used indicator is probably the moving average.
The advantage of moving averages is that they allow you to check the current trend.
For example, you can tell whether the current market is in a downward trend, upward trend, or moving sideways by looking at the direction and slope of lines such as the 5-day moving average, 20-day moving average, 60-day moving average, and 120-day moving average.
This book aims to identify 'edge states' with these moving averages.
You might be wondering here:
'Edge?' The author said that this unfamiliar term can be replaced with 'superiority.'
In other words, an edge situation is a situation where it is advantageous to buy or sell while prices are constantly fluctuating.
Most situations are 50/50, but an edge is when the odds are slightly tilted in one direction or another.
If we use the tug-of-war analogy, it is a situation where one side's position is disrupted.
However, it is not 100 to 0, but rather a 60 to 40 or 70 to 30 probability. The author's method of making a profit is to trade according to these probabilities and make a profit overall.
Using only three moving averages
Identify the right time to buy with "Moving Average Grand Cycle Analysis"!
The book clearly shows everything from how to find the 'state with an edge' mentioned above, to Granville's law, which is called the father of moving averages, the flow according to the relationship and combination between short-term, medium-term, and long-term lines, and 'moving average grand cycle analysis' using only three moving averages discovered by the author.
Moving average grand cycle analysis is divided into six stages and has the following characteristics:
· Stage 1 and Stage 4 basically last a long time.
· Stage 2~3, Stage 5~6 are transitional stages (change periods), so they basically pass by in the blink of an eye.
· When the 1st or 4th stage is short and the 2nd, 3rd, 5th, and 6th stages are long, there is a high possibility that it is a box state.
The author helpfully explains how to respond under these characteristics through a diagram.
In addition, the author's secrets, such as buying under pressure, how to buy in a box trend, analysis based on moving average intervals, identifying trends through bands, and the major cycle MACD, constantly pop up throughout the reading.
While "Moving Average Trading Method" is geared toward beginner investors, its trading methods using just three moving averages and the chapter 5 on the major cycle MACD are also interesting reading for investors with a keen understanding of chart analysis.
Of course, much of it is geared towards beginner investors, so advice for beginners is included in the latter half.
The author unfolds the story as if lecturing to students, and at times impresses upon them the harshness of the investment world.
The author's belief and investment philosophy is that there are no absolutes in the investment world, and that investing only when you have an "edge," a probabilistically advantageous situation, will ultimately yield profits.
I think this is the first book you should read when you start investing.
Of course, it would be better if you read it several times.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 3, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 208 pages | 410g | 152*225*14mm
- ISBN13: 9791193394342
- ISBN10: 1193394341
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