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trend forecasting with technical analysis unleashing the hidden power of intermarket analysis to beat the market by louis b mendelsohn foreword by john j murphy[close]
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titles in the trade secrets series trend forecasting with technical analysis unleashing the hidden power of intermarket analysis to beat the market by louis b mendelsohn 7 chart patterns that consistently make money by ed downs charting made easy by john murphy the four biggest mistakes in futures trading by jay kaeppel the four biggest mistakes in options trading by jay kaeppel profit strategies unlocking trading performance with money management by david stendahl simple steps to option trading success by jim graham and steve lentz 7 steps to success trading options online by larry spears[close]
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intermarket analysis tools that build and expand upon the single-market analysis methods which defined technical analysis in the late 20th century demand serious attention louis b mendelsohn[close]
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contents foreword 11 preface 15 introduction 17 chapter 1 trading in the global economy have your trading strategies and profits kept pace the markets are constantly evolving the world s futures and equity markets are linked emerging forces usher in the new global economy market volatility and financial crises are here to stay chapter 2 single-market analysis trading with tunnel vision can put you on the losing side of a trade while numbers don t lie they can be deceiving the goal is to forecast market trend direction you can play the markets or you can time the markets technical analysis has not kept pace with the markets traders need to take off their blinders chapter 3 intermarket analysis seizing trading opportunities in a shrinking world 45 intermarket analysis in the equity and commodity markets 46 no market is exempt from globalization 49 35 36 36 37 38 41 25 26 27 29 31 7[close]
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why markets converge or diverge intermarket dynamics must be taken into consideration early attempts at intermarket analysis fall short tracking related markets pays off full field of vision is critical intermarket analysis in the right place at the right time the only thing certain is uncertainty itself 50 51 51 52 53 56 57 chapter 4 today s markets have changed why trend forecasting beats trend following and how traders can profit moving averages are lagging indicators moving averages are popular but something s missing moving average crossovers lead to whipsaws computing a simple moving average is easy displaced moving averages close but no cigar a new way to forecast moving averages leading indicators give you a competitive edge chapter 5 vantagepoint forecasts market direction how to get a sneak preview of where the markets are going and how to use this information to your advantage vantagepoint monitors major financial markets five neural networks make independent forecasts what vantagepoint s daily report tells you intermarket charts show you what s ahead vantagepoint is quick and easy how to find a good trade here s how to get added confirmation day and position trading with tomorrow s price forecasts stop placement based on forecasts not hunches other markets give added confirmation how to cherry-pick the best trades to take 59 60 62 63 65 66 66 69 71 71 73 76 80 82 83 84 88 89 90 91 8[close]
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chapter 6 neural networks how to raise your financial iq to stay ahead of the competition 93 neural networks combine technical and intermarket data 94 neural networks learn patterns and make forecasts 95 chapter 7 the next horizon where do we go from here and what does this mean for traders 99 there will never be a financial crystal ball 101 trading resource guide 103 about the author and market technologies corporation 115 9[close]
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foreword hey say timing is everything nowhere is that more true than in the financial markets it s especially timely that lou mendelsohn s book on intermarket analysis should appear at the start of the new millennium at the start of the last decade i published a book on the same topic intermarket technical analysis trading strategies for the global stock bond commodity and currency markets john wiley sons 1991 at that time the principles of intermarket analysis seemed heretical by suggesting that singlemarket analysis that had been utilized for the past century by market technicians was no longer adequate by the end of the decade those seemingly radical ideas had become so accepted that the market technicians association listed intermarket analysis as a branch of technical analysis it s hard for example for any market analyst who lived through the asian crisis of 1997 to dispute the existence of global linkages and the interdependence of all financial markets the collapse of one asian currency in the summer of that year caused a domino effect throughout all of asia before long asian bankers were raising interest rates to stem the spreading currency collapse that had a devastating effect on the asian stock markets that deflationary threat pushed global commodities into a free-fall and caused a massive rotation out of global stocks into u.s treasury bonds it s equally hard to argue with how the tripling of oil prices during 1999 pushed global interest rates higher and caused a bear market in bonds that prompted the federal reserve board to start raising interest rates in the middle of that year a series of fed tightenings over the next twelve months had a predictably restraining effect on the bull market in stocks the impact of rising oil prices and rising interest rates could also be seen in sector rotations within the stock market while rising oil prices were bullish for the energy sector during t trend forecasting with technical analysis 11[close]
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1999 they had a predictably bearish impact on interest-rate sectors of the stock market like financial stocks and utilities and oil-sensitive groups like the airlines by the middle of the year 2000 economists who had ignored the surging oil market during 1999 were crediting that surge with slowing down the u.s economy in case anyone wasn t convinced a decade ago market events since then have amply demonstrated that all markets are linked and that a thorough market analysis has to take these intermarket relationships into consideration lou mendelsohn s book takes those intermarket ideas to an even more practical level as he correctly points out the problem with intermarket relationships is that there are so many of them one of his intermarket trading models incorporates as many as nine related markets with so many markets interacting at the same time it has become increasingly difficult for the human mind to make sense of it all enter neural networks one of mendelsohn s greatest contributions to intermarket analysis has been his application of neural networks to the process he shows how a neural network can take any number of related factors into consideration analyze them and draw some practical conclusions and those conclusions lead to the real benefit winning market trades the results of two decades of pioneering work has produced highly successful intermarket trading programs since i was the one who first described these intermarket principles ten years ago i feel indebted to mendelsohn for proving that those ideas do in fact work and that they can be profitably applied to the financial markets neural networks even incorporate fundamental factors into technical and intermarket work when talking about things like inflation and interest rates the technical analyst sounds more like an economist than a chartist mendelsohn incorporates intermarket fundamental and technical considerations into an approach that he calls synergistic market analysis a term i first heard him use when i interviewed him on cnbctm for some purists that may be a problem for the rest of us it s just another step in the evolution of technical analysis intermarket work has a tendency to blend the fundamental and the technical a trend that i expect to accelerate in the new millennium and i suspect that many of the techniques described by mendelsohn in this pioneering work will play an important role in helping to bring about those changes 12 trade secrets[close]
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mendelsohn warns that what worked for technical analysts in the old century may not work in the new one many of us started out using pencils and rulers we graduated to hand-held calculators before switching over to computers now comes neural networks different times demand different tools an increasingly interdependent financial marketplace will demand an even better set of tools it will also demand a more comprehensive approach to market analysis that incorporates all geographic regions and all markets in other words an intermarket approach john murphy mr murphy is also the author of technical analysis of the financial markets and the visual investor and is the president of murphymorris.com trend forecasting with technical analysis 13[close]
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