Successful Stock Signals for Traders and Portfolio Managers: Integrating Technical Analysis with Fundamentals to Improve Performance + Website

A comprehensive guide to technical analysis for both the novice and the professional Technical analysis is a vital tool for any trader, asset manager, or investor who wants to earn top returns. Successful Stock Signals for Traders and Portfolio Managers lets you combine technical analysis and fundamental analysis using existing technical signals to improve your investing performance. Author Tom Lloyd Sr. explains all the technical indicators you need to know, including moving averages, relative strength, support and resistance, sell and buy signals, candlesticks, point and figure charts, Fibonacci levels, Bollinger Bands, and both classic and new indicators. Merging these technical indicators with fundamental analysis will keep you in a portfolio of outperforming stocks, sharpen your fundamental buy discipline, and put your sell discipline on autopilot. Includes case studies applying technical analysis to current trending and hotly debated stocks like Facebook, LinkedIn, and Netflix Offers thorough and straightforward guidance on technical analysis for both professional and individual investors Covers the vital indicators in the public domain that investors need to know Whether you're an individual investor who wants to beat the indexes, a trader looking for high-risk, high-return positions, or a portfolio manager who wants to take a fundamental approach, this an ideal guide to technical analysis and indicators. Content: Chapter 1 Using Moving Averages and Relative Strength Performance to Beat the Index: Relative Strength Index, Money Flow Index, Keltner Channels, and Standard Deviation, with Apple Exhibits (pages 1–14): Chapter 2 On‐Balance Volume, Accumulation/Distribution, Chaikin Money Flow, Pivot Point, Resistance and Support, and Point & Figure Chart, with Apple and Google Exhibits (pages 15–38): Chapter 3 Bottoms and Tops, Buying and Selling Cycles, and Percentage Price Oscillator (PPO), with IBM and Hewlett‐Packard Exhibits (pages 39–52): Chapter 4 Sell Signals: Double Top, Failed Momentum, 10‐ and 20‐Day Trends, Broken Support, Aroon Oscillator, and Directional Movement with ADX, with Herbalife Exhibits (pages 53–67): Chapter 5 Supply and Demand, Candlestick Signals, and Point & Figure Chart, with Facebook Exhibits (pages 69–94): Chapter 6 Breakout Signals: Ascending Triangle, Bullish Rectangle, Double Bottom, and Falling Wedge, with Microsoft, Lululemon, and Home Depot Exhibits (pages 95–104): Chapter 7 Relative Strength Index, Stochastic, and MACD, with Lululemon Exhibits (pages 105–120): Chapter 8 Blow‐Off Top, Trend Line Reversal, Channel Breakout, and Fan Lines, with Green Mountain Coffee Exhibits (pages 121–134): Chapter 9 Classic Top, Death Cross, Double Bottom, Bull Trap, and Dead Cat Bounce, with Netflix Exhibits (pages 135–148): Chapter 10 Gaps, Divergences, Breakdowns and Breakouts, Oscillators, with Research in Motion Exhibits (pages 149–163): Chapter 11 Relative Strength, Elliott Wave, and Fibonacci Levels, with Priceline Exhibits (pages 165–181): Chapter 12 Evolution of Technical Signals from A to Z, with LinkedIn Exhibits (pages 183–202): Chapter 13 Using the 200‐Day Moving Average and Relative Strength to Rotate in and Out of Winners, with Starbucks Exhibits (pages 203–222): Chapter 14 Technical Signals for Your Buy and Sell Discipline, from Stochastics to the 200‐Day Moving Average, with Chipotle Mexican Grill Exhibits (pages 223–239): Chapter 15 Using Money Flow, Trend Lines, RSI, Stochastic, MACD, and Buy/Sell Signals to Rotate In and Out of Losers, with J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs Exhibits (pages 241–257): Chapter 16 Day Trading Using Candlesticks, Real‐Time Volume and Price, RSI, MFI, MACD, and 20‐ to 50‐Minute Moving Averages, with Salesforce Exhibits (pages 259–279): Chapter 17 Investors Need Reliable Signals: 50‐ and 200‐Day Moving Averages, Money Flow, Relative Strength, and Directional Movement, with Apple, Home Depot and Wal‐Mart Exhibits (pages 281–294): Chapter 18 Traders Need Stocks to Trade: Using Candlesticks, Volume, 10‐Minute Chart, Stochastic, MACD, and RSI, with Gamestop, Green Mountain Coffee, and JCPenney Exhibits (pages 295–308): Chapter 19 Winning in the Stock Market Using Technical Analysis, S&P 500 Index, SPY, and Reading the Market, with SPY Exhibits (pages 309–331): Preface -- Acknowledgments -- About The Author -- Using Moving Averages And Relative Strength Performance To Beat The Index -- On-balance Volume, Accumulation/distribution, Chaikin Money Flow, Pivot Point, Resistance And Support, Point & Figure Chart, With Apple And Google Exhibits -- Price And Volume -- Bottoms And Tops, Buying And Selling Cycles, Percentage Price Oscillator, Ppo, With Ibm And Hewlett-packard Exhibits -- Sell Signals -- About The Companion Website -- Index. Thomas K. Lloyd, Sr. Includes Index.