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Modified Chartmill Value Indicator (MCVI)
I read about this indicator in an article titled “The Chartmill Value Indicator,” which appeared in the January 2013 issue of Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities. The article was written by Dirk Vandycke. In the article, Vandycke introduced an … Continue reading
Posted in AmiBroker Code, In-Depth Article, Market Timing, Strategy Development, SWAMI Charts, Technical Analysis
Tagged Chartmill Value Indicator, CVI, enhanced SWAMI indicator, equity curve, equity drawdown, MCVI, MCVI strategy, MCVI SWAMI Indicator, Modified Chartmill Value Indicator, profit factor, reversal strategy, Sharpe Ratio, trade, trader
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Use Sector Confirmation to Improve Your Trading Results
Analyzing the technical and/or fundamental characteristics of an individual security is obviously a requirement before investing. However, very few traders go the extra mile and evaluate the characteristics of the market sector as well. Using sector confirmation can help you … Continue reading
Posted in COT Analysis, Futures, In-Depth Article, Market Commentary, Market Timing, SWAMI Charts, Trade Analysis
Tagged commitment of traders, COT, COT analysis, futures, Swami, Swami chart
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Take the First Step Toward an Investment Process
Most investors do not use an investment process. Instead, they ask their friends for stock tips, watch CNBC, read a few newsletters (or blogs), and hope for the best. There is no consistent rationale behind their decision-making process, very little … Continue reading →