#6 Getting Started with Stock Investing | Connie Hill, CMT | 7-12-24
When you begin to chart stocks, many people like to use moving averages to determine the direction a stock is trending. Which moving average is best to use? It may depend on the time frame you want to be holding the stock. An income investor might like the stock to stay above a 100 or 200 simple moving average (SMA). A value investor might do the same. Some might want a shorter moving average if they are trend trading or swing trading. We'll walk through this ideas and look at many examples.
This interactive webcast is specifically geared to introduce the new stock investor to the world of growth, value, or income investing. Watch live as your education coach demonstrates how to use the thinkorswim and Schwab platforms to illustrate some of the processes investors might undertake as they work to build a diversified stock portfolio.
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Playlist For Getting Started With Stock Investing: [ Ссылка ]
Previous Webcasts:
#5 Determining Exit Signals: [ Ссылка ]
#4 Sleep Easy. Manage Your Risk: [ Ссылка ]
#3 Determining Entry Signals
#2 Finding Stocks Based on Sector Rotation: [ Ссылка ]
#1 Start Here For Market Basics: [ Ссылка ]
#6 Quickly Find Stocks in Recently Performing Sectors: [ Ссылка ]
7# Key Take Aways From Stocks Trading Course: [ Ссылка ]
Bonus: Can You Spot a Potential Momentum Change? [ Ссылка ]
Link to candlesticks in thinkorswim Learning Center: [ Ссылка ]
Scripts are for educational purposes only, are not a recommendation, and are not guaranteed for time or accuracy.
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