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This document shows how to calculate the risk/reward ratio of a trade by comparing the distance to the Upper Boundary (for long plays) to a usual stop loss level of 6% to 8%.
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This document discusses how to discover EV/Price divergences and trade them.
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The "Thrust" is a measure of a sudden push/pull of money out of a sector. This document discusses how to select the best shortable sectors and the best stocks to short within a sector, by using the "Thrust" measure.
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The combination of EV to traditional support/resistance and trend following techniques is shown in four examples.
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This document shows the relation between overbought/oversold situations on the 20DMF and the money flow moving in/out on a sector basis.
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This document shows how to analyze the big market trends by looking at how the money is moving in broad sectors.
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This document shows how to analyze the general market in combination of the 20DMF and Billy's pivot points analysis.
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This document shows two analysis of market technical bounces. These analysis were made just the day before the bounces occurred. The document shows how to detect that a bounce will probably occur.
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This document shows how on October 30, 2009 we could spot the reversal that was going to occur in the following days. It also shows what sort of return we were to expect during that reversal.
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This document, written in January 2009, shows the difference between stocks and ETFs as far as EV is concerned. It also shows taking real examples how to combine the sectors signal to the ETF's EV signal in order to take trading decisions.
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This document, written on November 20, 2009, shows how to look at market internals, through different instruments in order to detect if a move is specific or general. This allowed members of the training group to catch a reversal on the Friday, because it spreads to the market the following Monday.
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This document, written on November 27, 2009, shows how to detect the stage in which a stock is located, using an analysis of the Total Effective Volume cylces.
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This document, written in October 2009, shows how to detect sector rotation.
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This document, written on November 28, 2009, describes the most standard way to use the combination of Active Boundaries and Effective Volume in order to buy "value at the right timing".
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This document, written in October 2009, explains the type of analysis we must use when dealing with different types of stocks.
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This document, written in December 2009, explains that it is better to short when a "broken" stock is coming back into resistance.
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This document, written in December 2009, shows how to get prepared for the next market move by monitoring the sectors cycle reversals.
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This document, written in December 2009, shows how to find interesting stocks during a sideway market.
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This document, written in December 2009, explains how to analyze a sector, visiting both the US and Canadian markets, looking at Futures and ETFs as well as into specific sectors Money Flow.
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This document, extensively shows how to use the EV web site in order to complete a full market evaluation
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This document, written in January 2010, explains how sector signal works, what sort of return you might expect whenever a sector issues a buy signal. It also gives a link to the filter that is used to find out the bext stocks in such sectors.
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This document, written in March 2010, explains how sector rotation works and why it is important to wait for the right time to buy stocks.
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