I’d guess just about every serious do-it-yourself portfolio
manager makes the effort to learn about those three technical procedures.
I think the best
of the oscillators is (arguably) the McClellan. It’s designed to identify
good moments to load up on good stocks (buy low) and when to unload them (sell
high).
The same purpose is behind the momentum indicator MACD
(moving average convergence divergence).
The Top
Seven Technical Analysis Tools (including oscillators , MACD, and
the Coppock
Curve) are identified and illustrated in slide shows at Investopedia. It
and Investing Answers are among the many good (and free) learning tools found
online. You and I will be visiting more of them in this site.
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Never forget: All investments and savings are gambles on the
unknown future and thus subject to loss.
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