Geek EXCHANGE

INTRODUCTION

1. Psychology - a key point

2. Factors working against you

I. PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONALITY

1.1. Why play?

1.2. Fantasy and Reality

1.3. The market "gurus"

1.4. Autodestruction

1.5. The psychology of the game

1.6. Stock lessons Alcoholics Anonymous

1.8. Winners and losers

II. Mass psychology

2.1. The concept of price

2.2. The concept of market

2.3. Golf

2.4. The market crowd and you

2.5. Psychology trend

2.6. Management vs. prediction

III. CLASSICAL ANALYSIS OF FIGURES

3.1. Plotting

3.2. Resistance and Support

3.3. Trend and price Corridor

3.4. Trendlines

3.5. Breaks

3.6. Figures

IV. Computerized TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

4.1. Computer game

4.2. Moving average

4.3. The method of convergence / divergence moving average (MACD) and MACD-Histogram

4.4. Referral

4.5. Momentum, and the smoothed rate of change of the rate of change

4.6. Williams% R

4.7. Stochastic

4.8. Relative Strength Index

V. BASIS OF FORGOTTEN

5.1. Volume

5.2. Indicators based on volume

5.3. Unsatisfied demand

5.4. Index payments Herrick

5.5. Time

VI. SECURITIES MARKET INDICATORS

6.1. The index of new highs and new lows

6.2. Player LED and other indicators of the securities market

VII. PSYCHOLOGICAL INDICATORS

7.1. Indicators Consensus

7.2. Indicators of commitment

VIII. NEW INDICATORS

8.1. Elder-ray

8.2. Force Index

IX. GAME SYSTEM

9.1. The system of three screens

9.2. Parabolic

9.3. The game is in the price range

X. RISK MANAGEMENT

10.1. Emotions and probability

10.2. Money Management

10.3. Ending the game