Stock Index Trading - An Introduction

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Think of a pendulum which swings from one extreme to the other. There is a natural energy in every dynamic movement from push to pull and back...

Whenever a stock rises, the trend of that stock gathers pace. More and more investors start to convince themselves that the stock will probably continue to rise indefinitely… So, more and more of the 'herd' [including lesser performing fund managers, institutional players, and individual investors] continue to ‘load up’ on stocks – everyone seems to believe the trend will continue for ever more. This is the mistake that the "daft-money" [the herd instinct] makes…

It is always when the majority of the crowd is buying that the trend is at it's strongest and everyone assumes the stock is going to the moon!

At this point, there are specific measures such as volume measurements [specifically bid-side volume], accumulation & distribution, time and sales sheets, which give away vital information, which we [or more accurately, our computers] use to calculate the 'trends' in individual stocks [analyzing all the Dow 30 stocks daily]...

When the MAJORITY of stocks are therefore trending up it is highly probable [80%+ probability] that the market will soon correct itself and drop.

Similarly, when only a MINORITY of stocks are trending up it is strong evidence amongst professionals that the market is set for the next rally. This is expected in a freely traded market - it is a necessary mechanism of a truly free market, which can be measured, quantified and predicted with a great degree of accuracy.

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