Articles for: Moving Averages

The deteriorating investment climate and recessionary environment of the last few years has had some interesting impacts on social behaviour and interests.

The ‘Death Cross’ is a term used to describe the behaviour of two moving averages in relation to each other.

In the most recent issue of the Self Directed Investor (a free newsletter for HUBB software users) I demonstrated how the relative performances of the different sectors are likely to change over the next few weeks and months.

Well we know humans are living things and we know animals are and of course plants are too. But are markets really living things?

Moving averages have long been a favourite tool of technical analysts because of their simplicity and predictive power.

Moving averages (MAs) are often the first technical indicator learnt when studying technical analysis, and why not they are straight forward and help gauge where a market is in relation to its history.