This workshop explains why a complete investment or trading strategy requires all three elements. Examples include charts, statistical analysis procedures used by technicians, computer screening techniques using value and growth factors, options and hedging calculations, and market sentiment graphs. In the afternoon session, you see how to use the computer to combine quantitative fundamental, technical, and option, analysis to develop and manage an appropriate portfolio of stocks.
All participants leave with a course workbook.
He has been managing money since 1986. Previously, he designed computer programs for equity investors and futures traders, and conducted consulting assignments for Pacific Bell and Intel. He received his master's degree from Stanford University and regularly conducts investment workshops and seminars. This course introduces you to the practice of technical analysis in the financial markets. Successful investing is difficult enough without handicapping yourself by not using all the tools available.