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Benefits of Technical Trading

Topic: InvestingFeaturing Shaun RosenbergPublished May 6, 2009

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Using Technical analysis to trade the stock market gives you the greatest odds for success for many different reasons. nn1. The Markets Live in the FuturennIt is hard to use fundamental data to predict where a stock will likely go in the short term, because the stock market lives in the future. On average the stock market tends to reflect what is going to happen in the economy 6 months down the road. nnThis is why we often see stocks starting to rally out of a bears market 6 months or so before the economy gives off signs of recovery. nnThis makes it very hard to predict what will happen next, but with technicals you don’t have to. You just follow the price action.nn2. Trading Different Time FramesnnTechnical analysis works well in any time frame. There are many scalpers who use it to be in and out of a stock many times throughout the day, and there are many longer term trend followers who use it to invest for many months to many years.nnNo matter what your time frame is and how much time you want to devote to the stock market you can use the technicals to help you. No other method gives you so much flexibility.nn3. It allows You To Cut Your LossesnnThe hardest part of trading is the losses. No one wants to hold a stock through a huge correction, no matter how much they are bullish on the stock in the long term. Technical analysis gives you exact points to cut your losses short and exit a trade if you are wrong.nnThis way you do not have to hold a stock through a major crash and hope you will break even eventually.nn4. Technicals Can Be Combined With FundamentalsnnThe technicals do not have to stand alone. You can combine them with fundamentals to increase your odds of winning. nnFor more on Technical Analysis visit http://www.stocks-simplified.com/technical_analysis.html nnFor some Stock Tips Visit http://www.stocks-simplified.com/stock_tips.htmln

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