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Uploaded by on Apr 29, 2007

An introduction to Moving Averages and the quest for the perfect Moving Average. My first You Tube video, so not technically perfect, but the idea taught is simple and sound.

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  • Thanks for the video. In your opinion, may I know what is the magical number of days for moving average and which moving average is has the best return ie simple, weighted and etc.

  • Mclim888, of all of them I'd say the 50 simple is the most significant, especially for daily charts. The 200 is also very significant. These are the ones most commonly used by traders and also trading computer programs as a line in the sand between the bulls and the bears. These are not as critical for day trading, but for simplicity I use the same Moving Averages on all my charts.

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  • According to my experience, moving averages are pretty useful in identifying the trend direction and key support. For example, I trade power stocks using 13-day exponential moving average. Powerstockinvesting.

  • Why stocks are constantly becoming more expensive? In order that people wanted to buy them?

    If stocks are constantly becoming cheaper, then nobody will want to buy they.

  • try 8,15, 21 these are wt the market makers use...or atleast wt I was told. I use them along with 20,50, 200 but no matter wt all indicators lag. Use supply and demand

  • Thanks for the vid... makes sense.

  • I have no MA Scalping indicator, its free

  • which ma is good in hourly charts

  • ma is awesome!

  • The markets grow for a profit. The profit is necessary to take shares and price growth. If the price falls, there are huge debts at the financial companies. These debts name "bad". Then they are cancelled as at Merrill Lynch?

  • The rapid growth of markets can be based on money from the profit?

    Looks tempting to buy indefinitely.

  • How can tench show or control the price?

    This is for naive people.

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