The Profit Magic Of Stock Transaction Timing

Автор(ы):Hurst J. M.
06.10.2007
Описание: Можно ли, инвестируя 10000$ заработать 1000000$ через год? Через пять лет? И если вдруг можно, то чем придется рискнуть? Подобными вопросами задаются все, кто пытается заняться этим бизнесом. Отвечаем: да, такое возможно на фондовой бирже. Представленные в данной книге методы позволяют получасть среднюю прибыль в 10% в месяц. И если вы не будете спешить выводить прибыль, то миллинером станете уже через 50 месяцев.
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HOW THIS BOOK CAN BOOST YOUR PROFIT PERFORMANCE [9]
1. MAXIMIZE YOUR PROFITS [21]
  Where the Magic Is [21]
  To Trade or to Invest [22]
  The Most Dollars in the Least Time [22]
  How the Trading Interval Affects Profits [23]
  Adding Magic by Compounding [26]
  Maintaining 100% Investment [26]
  Four Steps to Riches [26]
2. TIMING IS THE KEY [28]
  Something New and Unconventional Is Required [29]
  What Makes Prices Change [30]
  The Impact of Historical Events [30]
  The Source of Trends [30]
  "X" Motivation - and What It Does to Prices [31]
  How Cyclically Expresses Itself in the Market [31]
  The Summation Principle [32]
  The Commonality Principle [32]
  The Variation Principie [32]
  The Nominality Principie [33]
  The Proportionality Principle [33]
  The Significance of Cyclicality [35]
  How to Go About Observational Analysis [36]
  "Nesting" Envelopes Upward [38]
  "Nesting" Down [39]
  Using Expanded oi Contracted Data [40]
  Extracting Cyclic Model Elements [44]
  Cyclicality in Individual Issues [44]
  How Synchronization Is Expressed [48]
  Summing It All Up [48]
3. VERIFY YOUR CHART PATTERNS [51]
  Why Trend Lines and Channels Form and Repeat [52]
  Where Head and Shoulder Patterns Come From [52]
  About Double Tops and Bottoms [57]
  The Significance of Triangles [57]
  How to Tell in Advance if a Chart Pattern Will "Fail" [59]
  Understanding Other Chart Patterns [61]
  How Cyclically Gives Meaning to Chart Patterns [61]
  The Significance of Moving Averages [62]
  Why Ten- and 30-Week Moving Averages Are Useful [64]
  How to Plot and Interpret a Moving Average Properly [65]
  How a Moving Average Can Aid Cyclic Analysis [65]
  Summarizing Chart Patterns [66]
4. TIMING YOUR BUYS WITH GRAPHICS [68]
  Prediction by Graphics [68]
  How to Construct Curvilinear Envelopes [69]
  Prediction of Price Turns Using Envelopes [70]
  Use This Example as Your Channel Prediction Guide [71]
  Constructing the Dominant Channel [73]
  Finding the Outer Envelope [74]
  Setting Up Price-Turn Predictions [75]
  The Kind of Results You Can Achieve [76]
  How to Generate Graphic "Buy" Signals [77]
  What to Look For [78]
  Recognizing the "Valid Trend Line" [78]
  "Edge-Band" Transaction Timing [79]
  "Mid-Band" Transaction Timing [82]
  Points to Remember Regarding Graphic "Buy" Signals [85]
5. YOU'VE MADE SOME MONEY - HOW TO KEEP IT [86]
  Use of Logical Cut-Loss Criteria [86]
  Extension to Trailing "Sell" Signals [88]
  How to Construct Selling Analogs [90]
  How to Make and Use Non-Real Time Envelopes [91]
  Selling Short [93]
  Selling Rules to Remember [95]
6. COMPUTE YOUR WAY TO INCREASED PROFITS [97]
  Why You Need Computational Aids [97]
  How to Construct and Use Half-Span Moving Averages [97]
  Other Uses for Half- and Full-Span Moving Averages [108]
  Now Turn Your Moving Averages Inside Out [109]
  Use the Inverse Half-Span Average to Improve Your Timing [109]
  Try the Inverse Average in Other Ways [112]
7. HOW TO SELECT AND TRACK TRADING ISSUES [114]
  Alternative Ways of Selecting Investment Vehicles [114]
  The Total Scanning Concept [115]
  Making Use of Screening Criteria [116]
  Selecting Candidates for Volatility [117]
  Applying Stability Factors [118]
  A Word of Caution and Emphasis [119]
  When You Should Use Alternative Scanning Methods [119]
  Take Advantage of the "Stable" Concept [120]
  How to Track Your Stable [121]
  Summing Up Selection and Tracking [122]
8. TRADING BY LOGIC INSTEAD OF BY GUESS [123]
  The Tools at Your Command [123]
  The Anatomy of a Trade [124]
  Determining the "State of the Market" [124]
  Selecting the Issue [127]
  The Next Step Is Analysis [127]
  Forming the Valid Downtrend Line [131]
  Computing Potential and Risk [131]
  A Model Transaction [132]
  A Trading Experiment [135]
  Prediction of the Averages [138]
  The Results of Industry Group Predictions [138]
  Specific Issues Involved [138]
  Conclusions [139]
9. WHY STOCK PRICES CHANGE [141]
  How Decision-Making Enters the Picture [142]
  Understanding Irrational Decision Processes [144]
  What You Should Know About Fundamental Factors [145]
  How Company-Related Fundamentals Affect Prices [146]
  The Influence of Broad Environmental Factors [147]
  Should You Sell in Event of War? [147]
  What About Currency Devaluations? [147]
  How National Crisis Should Affect Your Decisions [149]
  How the GNP Affects the Market [149]
  Now Compare Cyclicality vs. History! [151]
  The Impact of the Fall of France [151]
  Here is How Long-Range Cyclicality Affects the Market [154]
  Summarizing Price Change Causes [157]
10. PITFALLS AND HOW TO AVOID THEM [158]
  Why the Unexpected Occurs [159]
  Recognizing Psychological Barriers [160]
  Counteracting the Outside Influence [160]
  Overcoming Greed [162]
  Beat the "Persimmon Effect" [163]
  The Bugaboo of Time Distortion - and What to Do About It [164]
  Dealing With "Scale Effect" [165]
  Combating Emotional Cyclicality [166]
  In a Nutshell [167]
11. SPECTRAL ANALYSIS - HOW TO DO IT AND WHAT IT MEANS [168]
  Why Numerical Analysis [169]
  The Meaning of a Frequency Spectrum [169]
  How to Do Fourier Analysis [171]
  Assembling Your Data [171]
  Separating Your Data Into Two Sequences [172]
  Determining the Frequencies in Your Analysis [172]
  Now Compute the Corresponding Amplitudes [173]
  How to Get Composite Amplitudes [175]
  The Kind of Results You Can Expect [175]
  How Numerical Filters Can Help You [175]
  What You Must Know About Filter Operation [176]
  The Part of "Weights" in Numerical Filters [177]
  How to Design Your Own Numerical Filters [178]
  Applying Your Numerical Filter to Stock Prices [182]
  Take Advan tage of Curve Fitting [183]
  Fit Your Data With a Straight Line [184]
  How to Use Other Kinds of Curve Fitting [185]
  Summarizing Numerical Analy sis [185]
APPENDICES
  I. THE NOT-TO-BE-EXPECTED "ORDER" OF SPECTRAL RELATION-SHIPS IN STOCKPRICE DATA [188]
    The Implications of Fourier Analysis of Stock Prices [188]
    Course Frequency Structure [190]
    Fine Frequency Structure [190]
    Amplitude-Frequency Relationships [191]
    The Use of Comb Filters [191]
    The Variables Involved [196]
    Best Estimate of Spectral Line Spacing [196]
    The Line Spectral Model [199]
  II. EXTENSION OF "AVERAGE" RESULTS TO INDIVIDUAL ISSUES [201]
    A Basis For the Principle of Commonality [201]
    Spectral Signatures, Fundamentals, and Time Synchronization [201]
  III. THE SOURCE AND NATURE OF TRANSACTION INTERVAL EFFECTS [204]
    Theoretical Yield-Rate Maximums vs. Transaction Interval [204]
    The Impact of Compounding [204]
    The Effect of Sinusoidal Rate Summation [206]
  IV. FREQUENCY RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS OF A CENTERED MOVING AVERAGE [207]
    Response Derivation [207]
    Response Characteristics [207]
    Application Implications [207]
    Response of the Inverse Centered Moving Average [210]
  V. PARABOLIC INTERPOLATION [212]
    Three-Point Interpolation [212]
    Equation Derivation [213]
  VI. TRIGONOMETRIC CURVE FITTING [215]
    Generalized Least-Square-Error Methods [215]
    Solving for Frequency [216]
    Computing Amplitudes [217]
    Determining Composity Amplitudes and Phases [217]
BIBLIOGRAPHY [218]
INDEX [220]
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