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Much has been written that it is impossible to time the market – that a buy and hold
approach is much more rewarding – but that is simply not the case. This article provides you with the knowledge and a great charting service (free) to do just that.All you need do then is set aside the time and make the effort to apply the disciplines learned.
By Lorimer Wilson (www.FinancialArticleSummariesToday.com) and editor of www.munKNEE.com (It’s all about Money!). Please note that this paragraph must be included in any article re-posting with a link to the article to avoid copyright infringement.
The free charting service we recommend is www.stockcharts.com. There is a lot to digest so the information has been divided into 3 segments as follows:
1. Buy, Hold or Sell? Time the Market By Watching Change In Market Trends! Here’s How
The trend is your friend and this article reviews the 7 most popular trend indicators to help you make an extensive and in-depth assessment of whether you should be buying or selling. If ever there was a “cut and save” investment advisory this article is it. Read More »
2. Go With the Flow! Time the Market By Using These 6 Momentum Indicators
Yes, you can time the market! Assessing the relative levels of greed and fear in the market at any given point in time is an effective way of doing so and this article outlines the 6 most popular momentum indicators and explains how, why and where they should be used. Read More »
3. Time the Market Using Market Strength & Volatility Indicators – Here’s How
There are many indicators available that provide information on stock and index movement to help you time the market and make money. Market strength and volatility are two such categories of indicators and a description of six of them are described in this “cut and save” article. Read on! Read More »
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