One thing we haven’t mentioned yet is technical analysis. As a value investor you are likely long term oriented and you are probably not very interested in the underlying historical technical action of the security. It’s very interesting however that stated lines of support and resistance show up time and time again in the market and how, while not foolproof, this past behaviour can give an indication of what may be in a security’s future. As a long-term investor you can use technical analysis once a buy decision has been made, in order to help select an appropriate entry point. Stocks trade in ranges and why buy at the top of one of these when you can understand the underlying market action enough to perhaps add a few points to your profit?
You will learn more from me in future posts about technical analysis and how it can be used as a value investor. In the meantime you should check out this video which is discussing the S&P index from a technical point of view. The provider is a sponsor of this site so it would be appreciated if you sign up for their free educational videos as well. It’s free, takes 2 minutes and would greatly contribute to supporting this website.
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Are You Laughing or Crying About the Markets?
October 21, 2009 · 0 comments
One thing we haven’t mentioned yet is technical analysis. As a value investor you are likely long term oriented and you are probably not very interested in the underlying historical technical action of the security. It’s very interesting however that stated lines of support and resistance show up time and time again in the market and how, while not foolproof, this past behaviour can give an indication of what may be in a security’s future. As a long-term investor you can use technical analysis once a buy decision has been made, in order to help select an appropriate entry point. Stocks trade in ranges and why buy at the top of one of these when you can understand the underlying market action enough to perhaps add a few points to your profit?
You will learn more from me in future posts about technical analysis and how it can be used as a value investor. In the meantime you should check out this video which is discussing the S&P index from a technical point of view. The provider is a sponsor of this site so it would be appreciated if you sign up for their free educational videos as well. It’s free, takes 2 minutes and would greatly contribute to supporting this website.
If you’re interested in following the technical action of stocks you are invested in or thinking about purchasing then please sign up here for a free analysis of the stock of your choosing.
I will do my best to never pack this site full of ads which do not add value to your portfolios and investing education, so I’m happy that there are sponsors out there that can support this site while educating the readers at the same time. Thank you for visiting our sponsor. Now go learn about technical analysis, maybe you can teach me something in the forums!
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