Recorded Webinar: Spotting Market Tops
A seminar focusing on using technical analysis to identify stock market tops
One of the most difficult things to do is to spot the top of a market. Bottoms are much easier to identify. In this seminar, we will look at the last four major tops and how they relate to the current market situation. All of the analysis is technical analysis, not fundamental. There will be particular emphasis on the indicators that we use -- how they performed at those previous four tops, and how they are aligned at the current time.
In particular, these points will be discussed:
- How important is it to identify overbought conditions?
- Can the market collapse without the presence of technical sell signals?
- Which indicator has taken the lead in three of the last four tops?
- What indicator has been the "final" sell signal in all four of these tops -- the one you MUST act on?
Details
Level: Intermediate
Recorded: August 11, 2016
Approximately 1:00:00 Running Time
Presented by Lawrence G. McMillan
President
McMillan Analysis Corporation
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