Analyzing Stock and Sector Price Momentum
by Joe Lan, CFA
In Michael Kahn’s article in this issue, “Picking the Right Stocks Using Charts,” he recommends adopting a top-down approach to investing by adding relative strength to your investment analysis. Specifically, Kahn advocates the use of charts to visually see relative strength changes rather than simply using numerical relative strength calculations.
Charts and industry strength data can be found online. The following sites are great places to start.
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Charting Software & Websites
BigCharts.com
bigcharts.marketwatch.com
BigCharts.com provides free charting, numerous technical indicators, market and company news, historical quotes and industry analysis. The website allows you to use predefined time periods or specify your own and includes 30 technical indicators.
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Discussion
Hi Joe,
I bought a copy of Stock Investor Pro several years ago and have never used it. Does this software change over time or should mine be as useful today and it was suppose to be at the time I bought it?
posted about 1 year ago by Garry from Virginia
Hi E,
Stock Investor Pro is updated weekly. You can download the latest update from the Stock Investor Pro area of our website. The link is at the very top. After downloading and installing the latest update, your Stock Investor Pro will be current.
posted about 1 year ago by Joe from Illinois
Hi, has anyone had any experience with the "The ARORA REPORT" editor Nigam Arora of four newsletters that track the ZYX change method?
posted 11 months ago by Sam from Missouri
