A.None of the above

B.Switch time frames

C.Remove price trend

D.Use only period extremes

A.Contrary opinion can be used as the sole decision source in entering into new trading positions

B.Once all long positions have been set, there is diminishing influence by the bulls

C.Contrarians trade against the consensus even when it is within a normal range

D.Contrary opinion is more useful in deciding when to exit positions than as a timing tool

A.Apply volume weighting to both high and lows in the data

B.Divide the current prices by a moving average of those prices

C.Plot a linear regression line through the data midpoin

D.Create an oscillator that plots a standard deviation of the period lows

A.Buy when the faster moving average crosses the slower moving average from above.

B.Buy when the faster moving average hooks the slower moving average from above.

C.Buy when the current price crosses above both moving averages.

D.Buy when the faster moving average hooks the slower moving average from below.

A.The simple moving average is the geometric mean of previous prices

B.A shorter term moving average more closely tracks price action

C.The linear weighted average addresses the problem of including only the price action covered by the length of the average itself

D.In the exponential moving average more weight is given to volume on higher volume days