Ralph Acampora – Introduction to Technical Analysis

SYNOPSIS:

Technical analysis with Ralph Acampora.

A charismatic personality opens the door to technical analysis. He explains the basics of technical analysis.

The market is a leading economic indicator.

Technical analysis almost killed it.

What books should you burn?

In price there is knowledge and in volume there is truth.

This course introduces the four types of charts and shows how they are constructed. There are line charts, bar charts, and candlestick charts. These charts will no longer be foreign after this easy course. Powerful tools will give you insight into what the market is going to do and how you can benefit from that information.

JACKET DESCRIPTION:

The seminar was from the MTA.

The Technical Analysis University.

INCREASE YOUR PROFESSIONAL FINANCIAL SKILL SET BY ADDING TECHNICAL TOOLS

Five of the most well-known technicians are in the Technical Analysis University faculty. Portfolio managers and fundamental analysts looking for an intensive one-day course on technical analysis can attend this session. Attendees will come away with an understanding of how various charts are constructed and interpreted. Integrating technical analysis with fundamental analysis and using technical analysis to quickly get an overall sense of the direction of the equity, fixed income, commodity and currency markets will be covered in the course.

This one-day event, captured on disc, brings together five notable technicians to educate newcomers to technical analysis on the basics of technical analysis in a series of five one-hour classes. Topics include basic chart construction, point & figure, and Japanese candle charting.

Attendees and now viewers will learn from one of the most experienced individuals how to combine the two approaches to identify promising investment opportunities. John Murphy wraps up the day with a session on intermarket analysis, explaining how the charts of commodity, currency, bond and equity markets can be used in conjunction with one another to get a broad overall read of the state and likely future direction of global markets. There is a lot of time for one-on-one interactions as well as Q&A opportunities with these technicians.