This month’s SFO (Stocks, Futures, Options) magazine offers “Stop Chasing Trades: The 10-Week Average Can Help.” In the article, RealMoney columnist Kate Stalter explains the ins and outs of using 10-week moving average—a “key benchmark professional investors monitor.”
“When professional investors … have ownership in a particular stock, they’ll often swoop in to grab more shares at a lower price when they see a pullback,” Stalter writes. “Because they presumably have confidence that the stock has more room to run higher, the strategy makes sense. Individual investors can watch this support as it is unfolding and follow in the pros footsteps.”
If you’re interested in utilizing the strategies Stalter explains, were do you begin?
SFO is a great start, and it’s a free source of great educational tools and tips. The magazine also offers the Trading the Indicators Series, an inexpensive digital resource that outlines the basics. You also can check out The Encyclopedia of Technical Market Indicators by Robert W. Colby, which evaluates myriad investment timing models.
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