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71 Index outade influences; 160-162 • persimmon effect; 163 scale effect; 165-166 lime distortion; 164-165 unforseen fundamental factors; 159 Potential for profitability; see Profit Plredlction amount; 93-94,99-107,109-112, 125-126, 131-132 half-span example; 97-107 potential for; 9. 21, 23-26, 29-30, 36, 135 iisk;9, 131-132, 142 time; 59-61, 70-71, 73-75,79-85, 90-96,109-112, 124-131 Price-motion model; see Model Price-move prediction; see Prediction Price tracking; see Tracking, of prices Rrinciple of commonality; see Commonality Prindple of nominality; see Nominality PrmcipiE of profit maximization; see Profit Principle pf pr<rtionaUty; see Proportionality Principle of summation; see Summation Principle of variation; see Variation Profit compounding; 9, 26, 204-205 maxim izatioa fluctuations, as sources; see also Transaction interval effects, 21, 23-26 principles of; 27,124, 131 time invested; 22, 27, 95 trading interval effect; see Transaction mterval effect trading vs investing; 22, 27 potential action signals; 36 market; 9, 23-26, 134-137,138-140 rate-summation effect; 206 Profit maximization model; see Profit. Model Profit preservation; see Signals Proportionality amplitude vs duration, chart; 34 principle; 33-35,50, 191 rate constancy, relationship. 191 Psychological barriers; see Pitfalls Randomness magnitude;30, 34, 48,153, 157 motivational; 29, 35, 142-145 prediction aid; 29,143 Rate-change constancy, components; see Proportionality Rate-summation effect; see Profit Rate-eummation, sinusoidal; see Summation Resolution; see Fiequency Scale effect; see Pitfalls Scan criteria component status; 116, 127 dominant cydicality; 116, 127 long-term breakout; 119-120, 127 trend; 116. 127 trianes; 119 volume; 116-127 Screening factors stability price-earnings ratio; 118-119,127 earnings growth; 118-119, 127 lating; 118-119, 127 yield; 118-119 summa»l2ed;il9 volatility capitalization; 117-118,127 importance; 119 percentage motion; 117, 127 short interest; 117-118 volume vs capitalization; 117,127 Screw and bolt corp. analysis; 127-135 selection; 127 Selection of issues; see Issue selection Selling; see Signals Selling short; see Shorting. Signals Services chart; 115-116,122,159 data; 115, 121-122, 128 trade-by-tiade tracking; 121.122 Shorting; 23,73.75-76,93-96. 101-107, 116, 119 Short interest; see Screening factors Short selling; see Shorting Signals buy characteristics desired; 78 edge-band; 79-82, 85,90, 127. 132-133 half-span av«age;99-107,108-109.109-113, 125-127. 132-134 inverse average; 109-113; 129-130 mid-band; 82-83. 85 , 90 nested lows; 74-77, 79-80, 82. 85, 129-134 trendline; 78-83, 85. 129, 131-134 triangle resolution; 59-61.83-85. 90-92,112 cover short; see also Signals. Buy; 93-96, 101-107, 108-109, 112-113 cut-loss; 86-90, 96, 132-135 hold; 86-90, 99107,108-109, 112-113, 124-126, 131-134 seU; 90,91-93.95,96,99-107, ill, 113,134 seU short; See also Signals, Sell; 93-96,101-109, 112-113,134 trailing seU; 88-91, 96,131-134 wait; 74-75,131-132 Sine wave; see Frequency Sinusoidal amplitude detKmination; see Fourier analysis Sinusoidal rate summation; see Summation Span, movmg average; see Moving average Special oid«s; see Tracking of prices Spectral model; see Model Spectrum; see Frequency Stable concepts displays; 120-122 charting; 115-116. 120-121.164-166 purpose; 115.120,122 stability; see Screening factors Standard and Poor 500 average comparison with DJIA; 201-203 Standard Packaging envdops anaiysis; 45-48 synchronization example; 48-49 stock services; see Services Summation principle; 32, 34,48,52-59 sinusoidal rates; 204-206
Synchionization; see CoramoaaHty Time distortion effect; see Ktfalls nmins; see Prediction Time invested, effect on profit; see Profit Timejf-tum piedictSon; see Prediction Time synchionization; see Commonality Tracking of prices displays; 121,135 constraint effects; 121 need; 27 personal tidcet, Trans-Lux; 121-133 qiecial orders; 121-122 Tracking Services; see Services Trading experiment conclusions; 9,139-140 industry poup predictions; 137-138 issues; 138-140 market predictions; 136,138 objectives; 135 operations; 135-139 yield achieved; 9,135,140 Trading vs. investing; see Profit Trailing sell; see Signals Transaction interval effect example; 9, 23-26, 131, 204-206 ~" pfofitabiHty impact; 9, 23-26, 131, 204-206 Transaction timing; see ftediction Trans-Lux Personal Ticker; 121-122 Ttendllnes formation; 52-56, 67 valid; 61-62,78-79, 79-81, 84-85, 87, 90, 95-96, 112, 123-124,131-134 Trendlines, Cunent Market Perspectives; 159 Triangles examples; 57-61, 83-84, 90-91 formation; 57-62 resolution; 57-61, 83-84,90-91 Unftweseeable fundamentals; see Fundamentals Valid trendlines; see Trendlines Variation; see also CommonaUty componoit dominance; 33,38 examples; 37-48,73-75.128-131,201-203 expression; 33 magnitndetuiation fluctuation; 32-33, 35, 37-38, 45-46,48, 74,85,129-130 principle; 32-33, 37-48 time-synchronization; see Commonality Volatility; see Screening factors Volume; see Scan criteria Wait; see Signals Warner Co,; 45-46 Weights; see Filter, Moving average Yield rate meaning; 22 possible; 9, 23-26,76-77, 124. 134-135,138, 139-140, 204-206 versus transaction interval; see Transaction interval
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