Short term indicators are best used for finding good entry and exit points from markets. There are five short term indicators that we use to determine these entry and exit points.

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December 27, 2012
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2. Three Types Indicators
Long Term
Intermediate Term
Short Term
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3. Short Term Indicators
Primary purpose –
Determining “entry” and “exit points for markets
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4. Five Short Term Indicators
Bullish percent for all The hi-Lo NYSE
mutual funds
Advance/decline
50 day moving average
NYSE
150 day moving average
NYSE
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5. Short Term Indicators
Hardly ever move “all at the same time”
When they do move together, it paints a strong
direction for the short term
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6. Overview of Indicators
Short term: frame the short term “situation”
Intermediate term: paint the intermediate picture
Long term: draw the “big picture” backdrop for the
markets
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