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BIG DOGS EXPOSED

Sound familiar? You have spent years in search of commodity trading rules, a currency trading strategy, or stock market successful trading strategies. All you really want is the "Holy Grail" of entry techniques. You add one indicator on top of another, switch from one guru to the next, until you are so confused and unsure of your entry system that you can't make entry decisions and stay organized. You get so distracted and frustrated that you quit watching the markets all together!

(Author: Peter R. Bain)

Shows you how FAST you can make money when the BIG DOGS get their way, which is ALL THE TIME. And, we're talking ALL 80 markets here - not just stocks and commodities. Even I am STILL surprised by how much power they have.

TYPES OF INDICATORS

Accumulation/Distribution Line-

The Accumulation/Distribution Line assesses the cumulative flow of money based on volume.

AAverage Directional Index (ADX)-

An oscillator that assesses the strength of current trends, and can also be used to identify potential changes in the direction of the current trend.

Bollinger Bands-

An indicator that enables the comparison of volatility and relative price levels over a period of time.

Commodity Channel Index (CCI)-

An oscillator that is used to identify changes and strength in trend, and find buy or sell signals.

Chaikin Money Flow-

Best used in conjunction with other aspects of technical analysis, this indicator focuses on the location of the close relative to the range for the period (daily or weekly).

Chaikin Oscillator-

The Chaikin Oscillator gives momentum characteristics to the Accumulation/Distribution Line.

MACD-

One of the simplest and most reliable indicators available, MACD uses moving averages, which are lagging indicators, to identify some trend-following characteristics.

Moving Averages-

One of the most popular and easy to use tools available to the technical analyst. By using an average of prices, moving averages smooth a data series and make it easier to spot trends.

Price Oscillator (including PPO)-

An indicator based on the difference between two moving averages, expressed as either a percentage or in absolute terms.

Relative Strength Index (RSI)-

A momentum oscillator that compares the magnitude of gains against the magnitude of losses.

Stochastic Oscillator-

A momentum indicator that shows the location of the current close relative to the high/low range over a set number of periods.

TRIN-

A contrarian indicator used to detect overbought and oversold levels in the market. TRIN has an inverse relationship with the market.

VIX-

A weighted measure of implied volatility for 8 OEX put and call options. VIX has an inverse relationship to the market.

Williams %R-

A momentum indicator especially popular for measuring overbought and oversold levels.

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