Maximum Adverse Excursion: Analyzing Price Fluctuations for Trading Management
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The first comprehensive guide on maximum adverse excursion -- a powerful new tool for dramatically lessening trading risks Trading successfully, like everything else, is built upon solid preparation. It is the well-prepared individual who will be able to cope in today's competitive market. John Sweeney's Maximum Adverse Excursion will provide you with the steps to perform the analytical review of your trading system that you should undertake before you ever risk your capital. -- Thomas Hartle, E... The first comprehensive guide on maximum adverse excursion -- a powerful new tool for dramatically lessening trading risks Trading successfully, like everything else, is built upon solid preparation. It is the well-prepared individual who will be able to cope in today's competitive market. John Sweeney's Maximum Adverse Excursion will provide you with the steps to perform the analytical review of your trading system that you should undertake before you ever risk your capital. -- Thomas Hartle, Editor Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities magazine Maximum Adverse Excursion deals with a much overlooked subject: how to minimize losses. If every trader took John Sweeney's advice and learned how to minimize losses before trying to make profits, they would be financially ahead. -- Martin J. Pring, President The International Institute for Economic Research John Sweeney has done it again. As with Campaign Trading, he takes a complex set of ideas and explains them in a simple, easy-to-understand manner, in a form that traders can use to help them make informed and profitable buy-sell decisions. -- Clifford Sherry, PhD, author The Mathematics of Technical Analysis Most successful traders have a sixth sense that alerts them to loss points and amounts. But what happens when intuition fails? When the potential loss incurred on a trade is significant, you need more than guesswork. But is it possible to estimate the loss point accurately--quantitatively? With maximum adverse excursion (MAE), the answer is a resounding YES . This innovative method of risk management enables traders to steer clear of potentially devastating results by pinpointing loss points before implementing trading decisions. Now, in the first book to provide an in-depth examination of this vital trading tool, John Sweeney, MAE developer and Technical Editor of the highly regarded Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities magazine, takes you step by step through its various intricacies. In this comprehensive and accessible reference, Sweeney shows how the key to successful MAE implementation lies in determining whether there is any consistency in market behavior. By measuring and charting price excursion from a set point of entry, you can establish--quickly and easily--whether prices show consistent behavior over a finite time frame. If, in fact, some regularity, some pattern in price changes is revealed, you can then exploit it while in the trade. The bottom line is a more reliable system for discerning whether your trade is going in your direction or not, and--in either case--what likely events are next. By replacing guesswork with statistical descriptions, you can objectively determine when to cut off a loser, or put in a protective stop ...or take profits. Maximum Adverse Excursion can give you the elusive edge that traders seek ...a line all your own, from which profits can flow with minimized, quantifiable risk. This comprehensive, accessible reference gives you the tools you need to employ MAE successfully, including detailed information on: Defining and calculating adverse, minimum, and maximum favorable excursion (MinFE and MaxFE) Displaying MAE--aggregation, frequency diagrams, stop size Determining specific capital requirements--capital conservation, defining drawdowns Profit definition by stop level--profit tradeoffs, profit curves, interpretation Impact of volatility changes--tweaks, changing stops by range or volatility Trading management--portfolio impacts, day-to-day management, elaborations Complete with sample calculations, practical examples, and EXCEL programs for creating your own charts, this is the definitive guide to using MAE effectively--and profitably.Soort: Met illustraties;Taal: Engels;Afmetingen: 17x237x162 mm;Gewicht: 430,00 gram;Verschijningsdatum: januari 1997;ISBN10: 0471141526;ISBN13: 9780471141525; Engelstalig | Hardcover | 1997.

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The first comprehensive guide on maximum adverse excursion -- apowerful new tool for dramatically lessening trading risks "Trading successfully, like everything else, is built upon solidpreparation. It is the well-prepared individual who will be able tocope in today''s competitive market. John Sweeney''s Maximum AdverseExcursion will provide you with the steps to perform the analyticalreview of your trading system that you should undertake before youever risk your capital." -- Thomas Hartle, Editor TechnicalAnalysis of Stocks & Commodities magazine "Maximum Adverse Excursion deals with a much overlooked subject:how to minimize losses. If every trader took John Sweeney''s adviceand learned how to minimize losses before trying to make profits,they would be financially ahead." -- Martin J. Pring, President TheInternational Institute for Economic Research "John Sweeney has done it again. As with Campaign Trading, he takesa complex set of ideas and explains them in a simple,easy-to-understand manner, in a form that traders can use to helpthem make informed and profitable buy-sell decisions." -- CliffordSherry, PhD, author The Mathematics of Technical Analysis Most successful traders have a "sixth sense" that alerts them toloss points and amounts. But what happens when intuitionfails? When the potential loss incurred on a trade is significant, youneed more than guesswork. But is it possible to estimate the losspoint accurately--quantitatively? With maximum adverse excursion(MAE), the answer is a resounding "YES". This innovative method ofrisk management enables traders to steer clear of potentiallydevastating results by pinpointing loss points before implementingtrading decisions. Now, in the first book to provide an in-depthexamination of this vital trading tool, John Sweeney, MAE developerand Technical Editor of the highly regarded Technical Analysis ofStocks & Commodities magazine, takes you step by step throughits various intricacies. In this comprehensive and accessible reference, Sweeney shows howthe key to successful MAE implementation lies in determiningwhether there is any consistency in market behavior. By measuringand charting price excursion from a set point of entry, you canestablish--quickly and easily--whether prices show consistentbehavior over a finite time frame. If, in fact, some regularity,some pattern in price changes is revealed, you can then exploit itwhile in the trade. The bottom line is a more reliable system fordiscerning whether your trade is going in your direction or not,and--in either case--what likely events are next. By replacingguesswork with statistical descriptions, you can objectivelydetermine when to cut off a loser, or put in a protective stop . .. or take profits. Maximum Adverse Excursion can give you "the elusive edge thattraders seek . . . a line all your own, from which profits can flowwith minimized, quantifiable risk." This comprehensive, accessiblereference gives you the tools you need to employ MAE successfully,including detailed information on: * Defining and calculating adverse, minimum, and maximum favorableexcursion (MinFE and MaxFE) * Displaying MAE--aggregation, frequency diagrams, stop size * Determining specific capital requirements--capital conservation,defining drawdowns * Profit definition by stop level--profit tradeoffs, profit curves,interpretation * Impact of volatility changes--tweaks, changing stops by range orvolatility * Trading management--portfolio impacts, day-to-day management,elaborations Complete with sample calculations, practical examples, and EXCELprograms for creating your own charts, this is the definitive guideto using MAE effectively--and profitably.

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Hardcover.