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A highly readable, logically presented, unique guide to asset allocation strategies and technical analysis, this work covers numerous investment alternatives including mutual funds and fixed income securities. Aby and Vaughn provide a comprehensive examination of point and figure charting and vertical bar analysis, combined with an approach that both improves timing and emphasizes the minimization of errors in data interpretation and investment decision making. The authors discuss ways to estimate price targets and provide unique forecasting methods for fixed-income and aggregate equity markets, using an intermarket perspective. This is an important and useful resource for professionals and other knowledgeable investors.
Throughout the book, Aby and Vaughn challenge conventional and acceptable academic thinking. Through emphasis on smaller, more obscure capitalization issues, they reduce complex concepts to a highly readable framework pervaded by comprehensive coverages of a large number of investment options. Major topics featured include the illustration and application of critical concepts underlying vertical bar chart analysis; extensive coverage on contemporary strategies that improve timing and challenge past criticisms of point and figure charting; a unique approach utilizing the point and figure charts to reveal how mutual fund selection can be improved; and intermarket technical analysis, a method through which movements in bond prices and yields are predicted.
Table des matières
Introduction
Evaluating the Economy
Keys to Fundamental Evaluation of Common Stocks
Basics of Vertical Bar Charting
Developing Asset Allocation Strategies with Bar Charts
The Rationale of Point and Figure Charting
Initial Trading Techniques for Asset Allocation Strategies
The Finishing Touches to Asset Allocation with Stocks
Selecting Timely Industries: Business Cycle Approach: Seasonal Approach
Stock Market Anomalies
Intermarket Analysis and Fixed-Income Allocation Strategies
Asset Allocation Management and Risk Reduction Using Mutual Funds
A propos de l'auteur
Carroll D. Aby, Donald E. Vaughn
