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MICHAEL McDONALD ([email protected]), Senior Vice President of investments at a major national brokerage firm, manages over $500 million in IRA rollover retirement assets for more than 1,200 clients. A native of Los Angeles, he has given more than 700 retirement and investment seminars over the past fifteen years. McDonald formerly appeared as a weekly market commentator for KWHY Channel 22 in Los Angeles.
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INTRODUCTION.
The Beginning.
The Market That Lies Ahead.
The Four Investing Paradoxes.
CHAPTER 1: TRADING PRICE SWINGS.
A New Market Paradigm.
Developing an Investment Opinion.
What's Coming Next?
CHAPTER 2: A NEW STOCK MARKET MODEL.
Solving the Big Theoretical Problem.
What Is a Model?
The Time Intention of the Trade.
The Stock Market Model I Use.
Market Predictability.
CHAPTER 3: FAIR VALUE: THE THEORY OF STACKING THE MONEY.
Fair Value.
Why Fair Value Theory Is Not Well Known.
The Fundamentals: Time and Money.
Stacking the Money to Determine Bond Prices.
Stacking the Money to Determine Stock Prices.
Why Interest Rates Are So Important.
Stacking the Money Resolves Two of the Investing Paradoxes.
CHAPTER 4: TECHNICAL ANALYSIS AND UNSTABLE MARKETS.
Technical Analysis Versus Fundamental Analysis.
Clarifying the Time Limitations on Technical Analysis.
Basics of Technical Analysis.
Paradox 3 Resolved.
CHAPTER 5: OF BABES, O'BUCS, AND CONTRARY OPINION.
The Theory of Contrary Opinion.
How Investor Expectations Are Measured.
The Theory of Contrary Opinion: The Proof.
The Theory in Practice.
Resistance to Applying the Theory.
CHAPTER 6: PRICE PATTERNS, FRACTALS, AND MR. ELLIOTT.
Original Price Pattern Observations.
R.N. Elliott.
The Elliott Wave Theory Versus the Real Market.
Searching for an Underlying Theory.
Fractals: The Theory behind the Elliott Wave Patterns.
How Predictable Is the Real Market's Fractal Pattern?
CHAPTER 7: TRADING RANGE MARKETS.
The Correction: What Will it Look Like?
The Current Elliott Wave Pattern.
The Economic "Why".
The Final Stampede.
CHAPTER 8: TRADING RANGE INVESTMENT STRATEGIES.
Two Approaches to Market Timing.
My First Moving-Average Study.
The New Moving-Average Study.
Moving Averages and Feedback Loops.
Using Standard Technical Analysis.
The Rise of Hedge Funds.
An Option Strategy for Trading Range Markets.
A Fund of Funds for a Trading Range Market.
INDEX.
The Beginning.
The Market That Lies Ahead.
The Four Investing Paradoxes.
CHAPTER 1: TRADING PRICE SWINGS.
A New Market Paradigm.
Developing an Investment Opinion.
What's Coming Next?
CHAPTER 2: A NEW STOCK MARKET MODEL.
Solving the Big Theoretical Problem.
What Is a Model?
The Time Intention of the Trade.
The Stock Market Model I Use.
Market Predictability.
CHAPTER 3: FAIR VALUE: THE THEORY OF STACKING THE MONEY.
Fair Value.
Why Fair Value Theory Is Not Well Known.
The Fundamentals: Time and Money.
Stacking the Money to Determine Bond Prices.
Stacking the Money to Determine Stock Prices.
Why Interest Rates Are So Important.
Stacking the Money Resolves Two of the Investing Paradoxes.
CHAPTER 4: TECHNICAL ANALYSIS AND UNSTABLE MARKETS.
Technical Analysis Versus Fundamental Analysis.
Clarifying the Time Limitations on Technical Analysis.
Basics of Technical Analysis.
Paradox 3 Resolved.
CHAPTER 5: OF BABES, O'BUCS, AND CONTRARY OPINION.
The Theory of Contrary Opinion.
How Investor Expectations Are Measured.
The Theory of Contrary Opinion: The Proof.
The Theory in Practice.
Resistance to Applying the Theory.
CHAPTER 6: PRICE PATTERNS, FRACTALS, AND MR. ELLIOTT.
Original Price Pattern Observations.
R.N. Elliott.
The Elliott Wave Theory Versus the Real Market.
Searching for an Underlying Theory.
Fractals: The Theory behind the Elliott Wave Patterns.
How Predictable Is the Real Market's Fractal Pattern?
CHAPTER 7: TRADING RANGE MARKETS.
The Correction: What Will it Look Like?
The Current Elliott Wave Pattern.
The Economic "Why".
The Final Stampede.
CHAPTER 8: TRADING RANGE INVESTMENT STRATEGIES.
Two Approaches to Market Timing.
My First Moving-Average Study.
The New Moving-Average Study.
Moving Averages and Feedback Loops.
Using Standard Technical Analysis.
The Rise of Hedge Funds.
An Option Strategy for Trading Range Markets.
A Fund of Funds for a Trading Range Market.
INDEX.
