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T

ECHNICAL

NALYSIS

NTRODUCTION
Two major types of analysis
for predicting the
performance of a companys
stock
Technical Analysis
Fundamental Analysis

T
F

ECHNICAL

UNDAMENTAL

Vs

NALYSIS

Using prices and volume information to


predict future prices.
Historical Trends
Market Supply and Demand
Statistical Analysis
Short-Term Oriented

Using economic and accounting


information to predict stock prices.
Company and Industry Specific
Specific Company Valuation
Long-Term Oriented

H ISTORY &
BACKGROUND

Technical analysis is perhaps the oldest


form of security analysis. It is believed
that the first technical analysis occurred
in 17th century Japan, where analyst
used charts to plot price & changes in
price.
Indeed many present day Japanese
analyst still rely on the technical
analysis to forecast prices in their stock
exchange, which is the 2nd largest in the
world.

Whereas in Asia:
Technical analysis is said to be developed by
HOMMA MUNEHISA known as father of
candlesticks during 18th century which
evolved into the use of candlesticks
techniques and is today a technical analysis
charting tool
Later in 20th century, many technical
analyzing tools were developed and many
books were written by several technical
analysts to forecast the direction of prices of a

EFINITION
Technical analysis focuses
on past price movements
to determine the possible
future short term or long
term moves to come

OW
HEORY

The market does not move on


random basis but is always
considered as having three
movements.
THREE DISTINCT CYCLICAL
TRENDS
PRIMARY TREND
SECONDARY REACTIONS
MINOR MOMENTS

HREE

HASES OF

BULL MARKRT

HREE

HASES OF

BEAR MARKRT
ABONDONM
ENT OF
HOPES LOWER
PROFITS &
DIVIDENDS
DISTRESS
SELLING

P
R
I
C
E
S

DAYS

The field SSUMPTIONS


of technical analysis is
based on three assumptions:
The market discounts everything.
Price moves in trends.
History tends to repeat itself.

BASIC T

ECHNICAL

OOLS

Price charts
Trend & Trend
reversals
indicators

HART

A Chart is simply a graphical


representation of a series of
prices or volume plotted over
time

T YPES OF C
HARTS

BAR CHART

B AR C
HARTS

In this chat, the highest price, the lowest


price and closing price of each day are
plotted on a day-to-day basis

INE C
HART
The closing prices of shares are plotted
on XY graph on a day to day basis.

ANDLESTICK C
HART The highest price for the
day

Open or closing price


Body is red if stock closed
lower & is green if it is
closed higher
Open or the closing price
The lowest price for the day

REND &

REND

A trend is reallyEVERSALS
nothing more than the
general direction.

trend represents a consistent change


in prices

TYPES OF
TREND

DOWNTRE
ND
UPTREN
D
SIDEWAY
S

PTREND

When prices move upward it is a


rising trend/Uptrend

OWNTREND

When prices move downwads it is a


falling trend/downtrend

IDEWAYS

When there is little movement up or down


in the peaks and troughs, it's a sideways
or horizontal trend

HART P
Patterns are ATTERNS
used by the technical analyst
to identify trend reversal and predict the
Resistance
Reversal
Continuation
Patterns
patterns
patterns
future
movement
of
prices.

UPPORT P
isATTERNS
a price level where

Support level
the price tend to find support as it is
going down

ESISTANCE P
ATTERNS
Resistance level
is a price level where
the price tends to find the resistance
as it is going up

LLIOT W AVE
HEORY

A wave is a movement of market price from


one change in the direction to the next
change in the same direction.
The waves are the result of buying and
selling impulses emerging from the demand
and supply pressures on the market
Depending on the demand and supply
pressures, waves are generated in the prices.

According to this
theory:
Market
moves in waves
A movement in the particular direction
represented by the five distinct waves

can

be

Three waves are in the direction of the movement and


are termed as IMPULSE waves
Two waves are against the direction of the movement
and are termed as CORRECTIVE waves or REACTION
Waves

NDICATORS

A mathematical tool that can be applied


on securities price giving a result that
can be used to anticipate the trend,
volatility and price

YPES OF I
NDICATORS

Simple Moving Average


Exponential Moving
Average

ROC
RSI

DAYS

SIMPLE MOVING
CLOSING
AVERAGES
TOTAL OF
5 DAYS MA
PRICES
PRICES OF
5 DAYS

33

35

37.5

36

39

180.5

36.1

40

187.5

37.5

40.5

193

38.6

38.5

194

38.8

41

198

39.6

10

42

202

40.4

11

44

206

41.2

Exponential Moving
Average
DAYS

CLOSING
PRICE

EMA

33

33

35

33.66

37.5

34.93

36

35.28

39

36.51

40

37.66

40.5

38.6

38.5

38.57

41

39.37

10

42

40.24

SCILLATOR
RATE OF CHANGE
S

INDICATOR:
Current Price
-1
Price n period ago
RELATIVE STRENGTH INDEX
100-[100/(1+RS)]
Where;
RS = Average gain per day/
Average loss per day

MARKET I

NDICATORS

Breadth of the
Market
DAY

ADVANC DECLIN DAILY BREAD


ES
ES
DIFFE
TH
RENC (C.D)
E

Monday

620

350

+270

+270

Tuesday

470

510

-40

+230

Wednesda
y

360

610

-250

-20

Thursday

585

380

+250

+185

Friday

705

270

+435

+620

MARKET I

NDICATORS
SHORT INTEREST
A speculator often resorts to short
selling which is selling a share that
is not owned by the person
ODD-LOT INDEX
Small investors are presumed to
buy smaller number of shares than
the normal trading lot of 100
shares.

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