A.Increasing VIX levels, as more investors are adding protective measures

B.An oversold VIX level, given a decrease in long term S&P futures contracts.

C.Generally low VIX levels, as there is often complacency among traders prior to tops

D.An overbought VIX level, given an increase in long term S&P futures contracts.

A.Potential Risk

B.Treynor ratio

C.Hindenburg Omen

D.Value at Risk

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

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

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

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

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

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

C.Plot a linear regression line through the data midpoin

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

A.The rule of alternation states that up waves follow down waves

B.Bear markets do not fall below the top of the prior fourth wave

C.The number of waves follows the Pythagorean theorem

D.Ratios are used to define price objectives