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Chapter Summary. Objective: To examine the basic principles of technical analysis and show how they relate to the efficient market hypothesis.ChartingTechnical indicators. Fundamental analysis (chap 15):Looks at the fundamentals of the stock to get a calculated price.If actual market price >
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1. CHAPTER 16TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
2. Chapter Summary Objective: To examine the basic principles of technical analysis and show how they relate to the efficient market hypothesis.
Charting
Technical indicators
3. Fundamental analysis (chap 15):
Looks at the fundamentals of the stock to get a calculated price.
If actual market price > calculated price, then the stock should be sold.
Technical analysis: An attempt to exploit recurring and predictable patterns in stock prices to make money through timing the market Technical Analysis
4. Technical analysis Technicians’ beliefs:
Shifts in market fundamentals can be discerned before their impact is fully reflected in prices
Market fundamentals can be perturbed by irrational factors
These presumptions are in contradiction with the weak form of the EMH
5. Definitions BULL MARKET: market increasing
BEAR MARKET: market decreasing
6. Technical indicators - orientation Technicians are:
Contrarian: everyone else is dumb so do the opposite
“Follow the smart money”: most investors are sophisticated so copy them
7. 3 types of indicators
Market structure indicators
Sentiment indicators
Flow of funds indicators
Technical Indicators
8. Technical Indicators Market structure Indicators:
Monitor price trends and cycles then find patterns
Sentiment Indicators
Measures the expectations of various groups of investors
Flow of Funds Indicators
Predicts price inc/dec by measuring the tendency of investors to buy/sell stocks bec. when large groups buy/sell, then prices will move
9. I. MARKET STRUCTURE INDICATORS Dow Theory
Point and Figure Charts
Candlestick Charts
Moving averages
Breadth
Relative Strength
10. Uses Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJTA)
DJIA signifies underlying trends and DJTA confirms/rejects the signal
Charting – the Dow Theory
11. Dow Theory Primary trend:
LT movements of stock
Secondary or intermediate trends:
Caused by ST deviations from underlying trend
Tertiary or minor trends
Support and resistance levels
Support – value below which mkt is unlikely to fall
Resistance – value above which mkt is unlikely to rise
When DJIA moves above resistance ? signals BULL MARKET
When DJTA moves above it ? confirms signal
12. Dow Jones Industrial Average