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Luis Ballesca-Loyo
Optimizing Portfolios Using Value At Risk by Luis Ballesca-Loyo
AUTHOR: Luis Ballesca-LoyoDATE: FEB 2002SUBJECT: Quantitative Analysis
Value At Risk And Technical Analysis by Luis Ballesca-Loyo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Value At Risk And
Technical Analysis
This method uses market volatility and the concept of value
at risk to help determine meaningful stop-loss prices and
position limits for trading securities.
Many traders and investors apply
security analysis techniques, either
technical or fundamental, to
take positions using mechanical
buy and sell signals generated
by their systems. In developing
their systems, time is spent on
developing the entry signals and,
to a lesser extent, the exit signals.
But as a rule, not as much
time is spent reviewing the expected adverse moves typical of
that system and ...
AUTHOR: Luis Ballesca-LoyoDATE: AUG 1999SUBJECT: Novice Traders' Notebook
Price projections on point and figure charts by Luis Ballesca Loyo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Price projections on point and figure charts
by Luis Ballesca Loyo
One of the great advantages of point and figure (P&F) charting is its well-defined features: price
formations, buy and sell signals, trendlines and price projections.
The P&F method establishes a price objective that a security could reach when its price breaks (or
penetrates) a formation. Two types of projections are possible: horizontal and vertical counting. These
techniques calculate a proxy for the price objective by applying the formulas in Figure 1.
Figure 2 shows a breakout to the upside of a bullish symmetrical tria...
AUTHOR: Luis Ballesca-LoyoDATE: JUL 1989
Logarithmic point and figure charts by Luis Ballesca Loyo
ARTICLE SYNOPSIS ...Logarithmic point and figure charts
by Luis Ballesca Loyo
During the early development of technical analysis, almost all types of graphing methods used the
arithmetic values of prices for charting. Not so long ago, it became a common practice to construct charts
or graphs using a logarithmic scale. Experience has shown me that this proportional scale has many
advantages over the arithmetic method when it comes to analyzing price formations and market
tendencies.
Actually, using point and figure charting clearly shows the difference between graphing on the arithmetic
scale and graphing on log...
AUTHOR: Luis Ballesca-LoyoDATE: JAN 1989