Moving Averages : Granville's Rules (Selling)
4 signals for selling are as follows:
⑤ At the time the moving average goes sideways or downward after rising up, and then the stock price goes lower than the moving average,
⑥ The stock price goes higher than the uptrend moving average,
⑦ The stock price being under the downtrend moving average line rises toward the moving average and then again begins to fall without recording the gures over the moving average,
⑧ The stock price becomes far over the uptrend moving average.
There are so many examples of the above 8 signals. But you must be careful about the “wrong signals” when you solely depend upon these signals. The “wrong signals” mean the signals of buying and selling with no actual returns.
4 signals for selling are as follows:
⑤ At the time the moving average goes sideways or downward after rising up, and then the stock price goes lower than the moving average,
⑥ The stock price goes higher than the uptrend moving average,
⑦ The stock price being under the downtrend moving average line rises toward the moving average and then again begins to fall without recording the gures over the moving average,
⑧ The stock price becomes far over the uptrend moving average.
There are so many examples of the above 8 signals. But you must be careful about the “wrong signals” when you solely depend upon these signals. The “wrong signals” mean the signals of buying and selling with no actual returns.
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