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• A simple variation of the moving average by Peter Aan

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...A simple variation of the moving average by Peter Aan General description: The Moving Average Direction System is trend-following; always in the market. Originator: Peter Aan Advantages: Profits from most significant trends; entry technique eliminates

AUTHOR: Peter AanDATE: MAY 1990

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• Adding Volume To The Move-Adjusted Moving Average by Stephen Bisse

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Stocks & Commodities V. 23:3 (38-41): Adding Volume To The Move-Adjusted Moving Average by Stephen Bisse In this second article of the series, we look at how adding volume can help identify large moves in one direction. In "Visiting MOMA," my previous

AUTHOR: Stephen BisseDATE: MAR 2005

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• Buff Up Your Moving Average by Buff Dormeier

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Moving Averages On Steroids Buff Up Your Moving Averages by Buff Dormeier Want better results? Combine your moving averages with volume and see what happens. Why should technicians only consider open/high/low/close numbers and time in forming price ave

AUTHOR: Buff DormeierDATE: FEB 2001

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• Building A Variable-Length Moving Average by George R. Arrington, Ph.D.

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Building A Variable-Length Moving Average by George R. Arrington, Ph.D. Of the tools in the technician's arsenal, the moving average is one of the most popular. It is used to eliminate minor fluctuations in prices, filter data noise and identify any und

AUTHOR: George R. Arrington, Ph.D.DATE: JUN 1991

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• SIDEBAR: Adaptive Moving Average by Bruce Faber

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...V.13:06: (267): SIDEBAR: Adaptive Moving Average by Bruce Faber Perry Kaufman points out in Smarter Trading that if you could achieve only one goal in analyzing the price of investments, it should be to identify the direction, or trend, of the market in

AUTHOR: Bruce R. FaberDATE: JUN 1995

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• The End Point Moving Average by Patrick E. Lafferty

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...INDICATORS The End Point Moving Average by Patrick E. Lafferty Moving averages have been used for decades to smooth out the noise in the prices of tradables. Here's an entry in the category, one that may provide a more accurate representation of market

AUTHOR: Patrick E. LaffertyDATE: OCT 1995

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• The JSA Moving Average by George R. Arrington, Ph.D.

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...The JSA Moving Average by George R. Arrington, Ph.D. Presenting the JSA, a unique moving average that could provide an early warning that other technical indicators may have an impending signal. In addition, comparing the JSA with other moving averages

AUTHOR: George R. Arrington, Ph.D.DATE: OCT 1993

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Trading Indexes With The Hull Moving Average by Max Gardner

AUTHOR: Max GardnerDATE: DEC 2010

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• Using The Simple Moving Average by Martin J.Pring

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Using The Simple Moving Average by Martin J.Pring Moving averages are the mainstay of technical analysis, and at the heart of moving averages is the perennially useful simple moving average. It can help smooth out random fluctuations in the financial ma

AUTHOR: Martin J. PringDATE: JUN 2000

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• V.14:6 (253-257) The Derivative Moving Average by Adam White

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Here's a strategic variation of the tried-and-true simple moving average that uses a moving average for entry signals and the trend analysis index for exit signals. By Adam White To get that all-important edge over other market participants, the creativ

AUTHOR: Adam WhiteDATE: JUN 1996

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• Weekly high/low moving average by Peter Aan

  ARTICLE SYNOPSIS...Weekly high/low moving average by Peter Aan Most moving averages of price are based on the closing price (see ""Simple moving average crossover,"" Stocks & Commodities, June 1989), but the weekly variation computes moving averages of the weekly highs an

AUTHOR: Peter AanDATE: DEC 1989