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Market-Timing for DOW index is a method in
which one can use historic relationships between price and volume
to create an accurate picture of future trends in the market.
Whether it's long-term or intraday, our DOW Market-Timing has
consistently given profitable returns. DOW Market-Timing is based
on various economic and stock market indicators, which help in
deciding when to buy or sell DOW. In other words, DOW trading
system recommendations are based on the
technical analysis of DOW and current market data.
This trading system is not 100 percent mechanical as it
does have a level of subjectivity. The basic technology behind
this trading system is MarketVolume and its system of volume
technical analysis. MarketVolume's JavaVolume charting technology
allows to make informed, but still somewhat
subjective, decisions as to where the market is going in the
short-, mid-
and long-term, and to make a trade based on the results of that
analysis. Also keep in mind that this system also incorporates other
forms of technical analysis.
Many technicians attempt to improve their
performance by timing the market and adjusting their portfolio
according to predictions about the market or specific sectors. Every investor has his own
market timing theory
when it comes to making money in the stock market. Generally, if investors can avoid weak periods in the market
and participate in the strong, they can also experience superior returns
over a buy-and-hold strategy. What is important is that studies show
that investors can still outperform a buy-and-hold strategy, even
if they don't participate in the strongest times, as long as they
escape major market declines.
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DOW
Signals
Past 6 Months |
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10%
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20%
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Compound |
Compound
Margin |
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As of 3/10/2010 |
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