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Grasp investors introduces you to an exceptional staff of monetary experts--from professional hedge fund managers to most sensible technical analysts--who speak about the equipment they use to tame state-of-the-art hugely unstable and unpredictable markets. Composed of chapters contributed via best monetary execs, grasp investors includes a number of confirmed thoughts and methods that may provide you with an side on the planet of shares, ideas, and futures

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Another example relating to the trading of options is the rise of the exchange-traded fund (ETF) market, also seen in recent years. Back in the 1980s there were no exchange-traded funds. Today, there are ETFs on different countries, currencies, commodities, and specific stock market sectors, many of which trade options with the results getting mixed into the aggregate options data. For the technician, this is massive-scale data pollution, and it is so widespread that generically reported aggregate options volumes no longer mean very much.

Over the past 20 years capitalism has gone global and the rise of institutions (of all kinds from mutual funds to banks, to nonbank financials, to hedge funds) has placed greater decision-making power in the hands of fewer decision makers. As a result, Elliott Wave counts are less crisp than were seen in decades past. Some of Elliott’s rules must be bent more today because the widespread nature of crowd psychology seen in the 1950s retail stock market has been funneled down into the hands of Wall Street powerhouses like Fidelity, Janus, and Franklin in what is now an institutionally based, order-flow, new-millennium stock market.

Sell signals, which tend to be approached with far less rigor and testing, are more critical because they tend to be emotionally based and—let me stress this again—decisions made or influenced by emotion are unlikely to maximize returns. Sell decisions based on fundamental disciplines have a tendency to fail in terms of risk control and in most instances produce far too much drawdown risk to be effectively implemented consistently. A technical discipline, if used in no other area, is critical in the sell process, because it is not subjective—it is price and performance dependent.

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